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Seeking a challenging and rewarding opportunity with an organization of repute which recognizes & utilizes my true potential while nurturing my analytical and technical skills in the field of my interest. Having 2.8+ years of IT experience in every p...
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A quality model of cloud services specifies quality dimensions and metrics to detail and quantify service quality. It helps to create common knowledge of service quality. Ultramain Software is a product, which is used for the maintenance in aviation industry. This includes several modules such as, 1. Maintenance Requirements 2. Purchase orders 3. Engineering 4. Asset Management 5. Packaging 6. Configuration Management The development phase includes product development and projects development based on customer requirements. Clients : Emirates, Cathy Pacific, Virgin Galactic, Virgin Atlantic Technologies Used : JAVA 6.17, Oracle, JBoss 4.2.2 Role : Programmer Some of the Projects worked on, Airworthiness Directives Project for Cathy pacific This is a maintenance project which is critical for an aircraft. This includes, planning of maintenance requirement and verification and approval process for each stages. Currently, the project is on the final stage of UAT. Programmed using JAVA. Maintenance Programming Project for Virgin Galactic. USA It was a migration project from older version (which is developed using Progress) to Java. Programmed using JAVA. Line Planning & Electronic Flight Book Project for Cathy pacific When an aircraft is landed and there is a maintenance which has to be done before next flight. Maintenance at this stage is known to be line planning. The defects from the electronic flight book is interfaced to ground system queue. That queue message is processed in the Ultramain system which is going to maintenance activity. This used to reduce the flight standby hours. This includes packaging of maintenance to be done. Programmed using JAVA.
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