OBJECTIVE
To architect secure, efficient, and reliable software components and
programs while reconciling established standards with emerging needs
and trends.
KEY QUALIFICATIONS
Implementation of internet-based communication systems, server-side
development, distributed computing and middleware, relational
databases, object-oriented development, Linux and other open source
software solutions, user interface construction, web design, graphic
design, written & oral communication, research; Programming
languages: C, Python, Java, CORBA/IDL, PHP, SQL, XML, UML, JavaScript,
Jython, HTML, CSS
IT SKILLS
LANGUAGES:
C, Python, Java, CORBA/IDL, PHP, SQL,
XML, UML, JavaScript, Jython, HTML, CSS
PLATFORMS
& OPERATING SYSTEMS:
Linux (SuSE, Mandrake, RedHat), Windows
XP/98/95/ME/3.1/3.11, Unix for Windows
(U/Win), Sun Solaris, Macintosh (working
knowledge)
LINUX:
Advanced usage level, Proficiency in
basic system administration and security,
Development of Gtk+-based programs,
PyGtk/PyGnome, IceWM, Gnome, KDE,
Creation of open source alternatives to
proprietary software products, Bash/Bourne
DATABASES
& APPLICATION SERVERS:
MySQL, Apache, Visibroker, IIS / PWS, MS
SQL Server, JBoss (J2EE Container), Tomcat,
Bulldog Two.Six (Media Asset Management)
JAVA
TECHNOLOGIES:
JNDI, JMS, RMI, EJB, JSP, Servlets,
JDBC, JavaMail, JavaBeans, JMF, AWT, Swing,
SSL/TLS using JSSE
DEVELOPMENT
& CASE TOOLS:
Java SDK (JDK), GCC, CVS, JBuilder,
JForge, Forte for Java, Dia, MS Visio, GDB, Glade
WORKING
KNOWLEDGE:
C++, TCL-TK/Tkinter, Ksh,
Objective-Caml, Active Server Pages, VBScript, Encryption
and secured communications, data
recovery on Linux-based systems
HONORS
Golden Key Honor Society, 1998-1999
James Dickinson Carr Scholarship, 1995-1999
Casper Nannes Scholarship, 1995-1999
Rutgers College General Honors Program, 1995-1999
Dean's List, 1996-1999
Project Excellence Scholarship, 1995-1996
National Honor Society, 1994-1995
Who's Who Among American High School Students, 1991-1995
EDUCATION
Rutgers University
New Brunswick, NJ
http://www.rutgers.edu/
B.A. with Honors in English and History, May 1999
Cumulative GPA: 3.47
English Major GPA: 3.7
History Major GPA: 3.55
Transcripts: http://members.aol.com/IcedPinky/resume/transcript.htm
Frederick Douglass Senior High School
8000 Croom Road, Upper Marlboro, MD
Cumulative GPA: 4.0+
Class Standing: Top 1%
WORK EXPERIENCE
Software Engineer, October 2004-Present
Organizational Strategies Inc., Washington, DC
http://www.orgstrategies.com/
- Developed multiple secure, database-driven web
applications to customer specifications
- Maintained the company’s internal and external
websites while implementing several
database and security-related
improvements
- Continued the development of a secure, web-based
file-sharing application
Software Engineer, November
2000-September 2004
- Developed and maintained multiple open source
software applications including an instant
messaging application with voice chat
and video-conferenceing capabilities, a
Linux-based control panel, and a
database-enabled language learning program for
the Linux platform:
Gyach Enhanced / pY! Voice Chat:
A chat and instant messaging application for
Linux supporting voice chat
and videoconferencing over the Yahoo network
http://phpaint.sourceforge.net/pyvoicechat/
Pythoñol:
A complete Spanish language educational suite
for English-speaking users
http://pythonol.sourceforge.net/
IceWM Control Panel:
Tools for configuring the IceWM desktop
environment on Linux
http://icesoundmanager.sourceforge.net/
PHPaint:
A dynamic image generation factory designed to
reduce the time required
to develop large, graphic-intense web sites
http://phpaint.sourceforge.net/
Server-side Java Consultant, August
2000-November 2000
Arthur Andersen Worldwide, New York, NY
http://www.aametrony.com/
- Developed server-side and middleware Java software
solutions targeted toward improving
automated programming for a local cable
company
- Assisted with the renovation of Arthur Andersen's
internal web site, including data model
revisions and database redesign
- Participated in skill-strengthening technology
training, both instructor-lead and self-study
Administrative Volunteer, July
1997-September 1998
Pride Center of NJ, New Brunswick, NJ
- Helped maintain databases and library catalogues
- Performed secretarial, administrative, and
clerical duties
- Helped community members locate resources relevant
to their needs
Lab Technician/Research Assistant,
June-September 1998
Institute for Marine and Coastal Sciences - Rutgers University, New
Brunswick, NJ
- Particpated in the collection of samples from the
Delaware Bay marshes
- Processed samples collected during field research
- Recorded, processed, and analyzed data collected
in the lab
- Created databases, spreadsheets, and visual aids
to represent collected data
TRAINING
Bulldog Software Training, October
18-20, 2000, Toronto, Canada
http://www.bulldog.com
- Employer-funded training in a Java-based Media
Asset Management system
- Studied the use, administration, and security
features of Bulldog software,
including software development with
Bulldog's Java API package
- Gained a strong understanding of the use and
structure of Bulldog's Java
client and JSP-based web administration
interface
- Gained an understanding of Bulldog software's
relationship to Corba ORBs,
SQL databases, media data servers,
client computers, and internet servers
SQL Programming: Data Handling,
October 13, 2000, New York, NY
- Employer-funded training in advanced SQL data
handling techniques,
including the Data Modification
Language, embedded SQL, Data
Definition Language, and Data Control
Language
Lotus Notes 4.6 Training, September
27, 2000, New York, NY
- Employer-funded training in the use of the Lotus
Notes messaging and database system
REFERENCES
Arthur Andersen Worldwide - New York
http://www.aametrony.com/
1345 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10019
Partner Advisor: Ron Bisaccia, (973) 403-6630,
ronald.bisaccia@us.arthurandersen.com
Siebel Consultant & Mentor: Peggy Poon, (212) 708-4137,
peggy.s.poon@us.arthurandersen.com
Training Coordinator: Jose Velez, (212) 708-5922,
jose.e.velez@us.arthurandersen.com
Consultant Coordinator: Jean Kelleher, (212) 708-0481,
jean.s.kelleher@us.arthurandersen.com
Bulldog Software
http://www.bulldog.com/
161 Frederick Street
Toronto, Canada M5A 4P3
Training Instructor: Brian Booth, (416) 594-9207 x286,
bbooth@bulldog.com
Pride Center of NJ
http://www.pridecenter.org/
211 Livingston Avenue
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
(732) 846-2232
Senior Volunteer: Marlena Perez
Volunteer Coordinator: Joe Amatucci
Institute for Marine and Coastal
Sciences - Rutgers University
http://marine.rutgers.edu/
71 Dudley Road
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Charlotte Fuller, (732) 932-6556 Ext. 546, Fuller@ahab.rutgers.edu
Sam Wainright, (732) 932-6555 Ext. 339, Swainrig@imcs.rutgers.edu
Keith Bosley, (732) 932-6555 Ext. 336,318 Klboz@ahab.rutgers.edu