Founder, developer and maintenance person

I served as a Sr. Software Developer on the iPost project for the Department of State / IRM. This web-based system, which also complied with Section 508 of ADA, consisted of a portal that contained a digital dashboard and several types of graphs and charts describing the data collected from various systems located at DoS posts worldwide. The data was displayed in both graphical and tabular formats. The system was built on a Windows 2003 Server platform and stored the data in a SQL Server 2000 database. The communication between the forms and the database was done via stored procedures. The technologies and tools used in this system consist of Visual Studio.NET, VB.NET, ASP.NET, XML, XSL, XSLT, SQL Server 2000, GDI+ and DotNetCharting graphs.

I served as a Sr. Web Developer on the Olympic Visa Information Database (OVID) system for the Department of State. This system was built on a Windows 2000 platform, using Visual InterDev to develop the ASP, VBScript and JavaScript code, Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) and Internet Information Server (IIS) 5.0 as the middle tier to store the COM+ business objects and Oracle 8i as the backend database. All COM+ objects for this system were developed using Visual Basic 6.0. The system, which also interfaced with the FBI, INS and CIA systems, supported the activities of the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics by storing, processing and tracking detailed information on all applicants, providing management reports and issuing identity cards

I served as a senior software developer working on a full life cycle web-based survey application and a clientserver Food Production System for Sodexho Marriott Services (SMS). The web-based application pertained to a Unit Site Survey that the unit managers would access to update their site information. This application was developed using Visual InterDev 6.0, ASP, VBScript and JavaScript and was linked to an Access 2000 database. The client-server system was developed using Visual Basic 6.0 with an Oracle 8i backend. This system tied together menu planning, production, standard recipes, procurement and nutrition and was scheduled to be used at over 4000 facilities (i.e., schools, hospitals and cafeterias) nationwide. Some of the development of this system was performed in SMS’s Manchester, England office. All reporting for this project was done using Crystal Reports 6.0.