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3 Communications Heidelberg, Baden- Württemburg Computer Software Chief Architect / Tech Lead / Manager Serving as chief architect, technical lead, and team manager for the 11-person, Heidelberg-based, Server Operations & Software Development team for the U.S. Department of Defense's (DoD) automated logistics tracking system, known as Radio Frequency-In Transit Visibility (RF-ITV). Architected and lead the development and integration of a new cross-platform (Unix/Solaris and Windows 2003 Server) subsystem, called ITV-I (In Transit Visibility - Integrated). Evolved it from initial customer vision, proof-of-concept prototype, iterative/spiral development, fielded/integrated the subsystem into four of the five regional RF-ITV server sites, expanded the team from 2 to 11 people as the demand for services increased, and provided guidance in maturing the team's software development processes. Utilized integration/customization of a variety of commercial industry-leading products and technologies: ESRI ArcIMS, ArcGIS, ArcSDE, MS Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory, .NET, HTML, Javascript, ASP, XML, Sun/Solaris, Perl, Oracle 10g RDBMS, and MS SQL Server. Introduced many unique, "cutting edge" capabilities into DoD supply chain management including: - A flexible, scalable, secure, and redundant data processing module that connects with multiple, disparate satellite GPS systems mounted on 4,000+ commercial and military logistics trucks, trains, barges, etc. mostly in Europe, Afghanistan, and the Middle East, providing near-real time vehicle movement, cargo manifest, and schedule/route data. - A geographic map-based web application, delivered via SSL/HTTPS, that enables the user to query/track shipments, convoy vehicles, trains, ships, etc., both geographically or textually, including "drill-down" into the carriers to see their cargo shipment details. - An outbound XML web service to provide ITV-I data to other key logistics systems. Currently carrying three project responsibilities: Team Manager, Software Team Manager - Duties include project task management, performance evaluations, providing technical task status reports to the customer, presenting RF- ITV capability briefings at forums, conferences, workshops, etc., and serving as primary point of contact to the government customer for all server-related issues 2. Software Development Chief Architect / Tech Lead - Duties include requirements analysis, software architectural and detailed design guidance, relational database design, defining and assigning technical tasks, writing interface specifications, and authoring technical "white papers" 3. Server Operations Manager - Duties include technical guidance/supervision of the server administrators who provide primary administrative support to two highavailability (24/365) production RF-ITV server sites in Germany, and remote administration of ITV-I services at two other RF-ITV server sites in Arifjan, Kuwait and Oklahoma City, OK

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International Corporation (SAIC) Computer Software Served on the development team of a data warehouse information system for the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT). The system utilized an Oracle 8i RDBMS running on an IBM RS/6000 SP, and included a Windows NT Server-based data mart. System development was performed in accordance with Software Engineering Institute / Capability Maturity Matrix (SEI/CMM) Level 3 standards Duties included system engineering process management, database design, engineering support to the chief system architect, source system data extract design, performance tuning of warehouse features such as Oracle parallel server, and test plan development As head of the Database Team for the Global Command and Control System - Army (GCCS-A), duties included the following 1. Providing technical supervision, guidance, and leadership to the Database Team 2. Maintaining and troubleshooting all external and internal data interfaces to GCCS- A, including the primary data interface to higher-level U.S. Joint system, Joint Operations Execution and Planning System / Global Command and Control System (JOPES / GCCS) 3. Requirements analysis/data modeling/prototyping of new and existing data interfaces using Visual Basic 4. Developing SQL-based analytical and support tools, complex custom data reports for users 5. Providing database support for new system fielding, including testing, data migration, and database synchronization processes Developed a prototype interface between the U.S. Air Force's Contingency Theater Automated Planning System (CTAPS) and the Warrior Preparation Center (WPC) battle simulation computers in Einsiedlerhof, Germany

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Computer Sciences Newport News, Virginia Computer Software Utilized Object-Oriented Design Methodology (OODM) in designing and implementing ADA modules and ObjectPAL (Paradox) Windows applications as part of an M1A1 Abrams Tank Trainer/Simulator project for the National Guard Served as Lead Systems Engineer for the U.S. Army Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) Interim Instrumentation System. Responsible for technically supporting the Ingres/Sun-based data collection and processing system that supports joint military "War Games". Planned and supervised the relocation of the 50 workstation/5 server system from Arkansas to Louisiana

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Computer Software Solely created and maintained the Site Information System (SIS), a multi-user Foxpro-based contract accounting and management system. Additionally, served