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Tech used: C#, Windows 7, Multi-touch, Microcontroller, GPS, Location, Homegroup, Windows Mobile
Duration: Sep 2009 - Nov 2009
My Microsoft Code7Contest entry, Win 7 in my Truck, placed in the top three in North America. I own a '09 Toyota Tundra. I put a laptop mount in the truck and attached my HP Touchsmart tx2 tablet. I use it as a platform to capture sensors and location information as I'm driving. In addition to sensors and video attached to the laptop, I also access the OBD II port on my vehicle to capture the data that my truck computers/sensors are generating. Other features of the app was to read documents using TTS to me as I'm driving and synchronize with my HomeGroup. I also used voice recognition to have the app quiz me. Biggest issue there was getting accurate recognition in a noisy vehicle with a desktop mic.
You can find my video entry at : Win 7 in my Truck
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Tech used: C++, C#, WPF, Silverlight, Virtualization, Windows Mobile, SQL Server, WCF, Multi-threading, ASP.NET, Windows Services
Duration: Sep 2006 - Present
I was the founding member for the Madison .NET User Group. I served as the president for two years
in which time I dealt with sponsors, organized meetings, found speakers, managed prizes, answered member questions, and gave presentations.
I passed the president role to Lance Larsen and took a leadership position on the board of directors. I continue to stay very active in the technology community.
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Tech used: SQL Server 2008, Analysis Services (SSAS), Reporting Services (SSRS), Integration Services (SSIS)
Duration: Aug 2009 - Present
Jobs2Web has created a Web 2.0 recruitment marketing platform to help employers build their talent community and attract the highest quality candiates.
I am currently working with them using SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services and Reporting Services to extend their existing client offerings.
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Tech used: C#, ASP.NET, SAS, Oracle, Workflow, WCF, Multi-threading, Windows Services, Client/Server n-tier Enterprise Application
Duration: Jan 2008 - Aug 2009
Covance Inc. provides
comprehensive drug research services to most, if not all, of the major
pharmaceutical companies.
As a member of the team, my role was a .NET tech lead for an enterprise web application for early stage
studies. This is an internal application that brings together large
volumes of study data for analysis and reporting. I have been
fortunate to work with such a talented and nice group of individuals.
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Tech used: C#, WPF, Silverlight, .NET Desktop Application, VOIP, SIP, Multi-threading, ASP.NET, WCF, SQL Server
Duration: Jan 2008 - Jun 2008
Olivia Greets is a company that provides virtual receptionist services to
clients. I was a member of the team that built the original software
infrastructure for the virtual receptionist system. I was in charge of
creating the client facing application called the Visitor View. We used Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) for the
application. We also used VOIP and SIP technologies for our
communications backbone. This was a challenging and rewarding project to
work on. I was fortunate to have the opportunity to work on an exciting
new product and get to use the latest .NET technologies.
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Tech used: C#, ASP.NET, SQL Server 2005, Multi-threading, WCF, SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS), Client/Server n-tier Enterprise Application
Duration: Aug 2006 - Nov 2007
I worked on an analytics system and I developed an online advertising &
targeted marketing enterprise application called the Advertising Registry.
I was privileged to work along side, without a doubt, the best SQL Server DBAs
in the business. I learned so much from working with this high caliber
team.
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Microsoft - Advanced Strategy Group
Tech used: C#, Windows CE, .NET Compact Framework, GDI+, Multi-threading, Windows Mobile
Duration: Mar 2006 - Sep 2006
I worked on a team in the Microsoft Advanced Strategy Group on a Windows
CE educational game system. The product was designed for children.
It was an interactive, adaptive interface with animation, audio and video using touch input to help
children learn.
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Capital Returns Inc. - Print and Return Services / EDI Data Services
Tech used: C#, .NET Desktop Applications, Multi-threading, Windows Services, SQL Server
Duration: Jan 2006 - May 2006
I designed and developed a label processing
system for Capital Returns Inc., a pharmaceutical returns company based in Milwaukee. The requirements
for the system were to process customer requests, print UPS ARS labels and transmit
EDI shipping data to UPS Print & Return Services. The system has an ASP.NET web application user interface, multiple
Windows services, SQL Server data store, dedicated label printers, and an AS2 Business-to-Business
Server for EDI transmission. The system is required to manage a minimum of 250,000 ARS labels per year.
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Promega - DNA Plexor Primer Tool
Tech used: C#, ASP.NET, Multi-threading, Windows Services, Client/Server n-tier Enterprise Application
Duration: Sep 2005 - Jan 2006
I designed and developed an ASP.NET web application for Promega, a life sciences company
based in Madison, for DNA sequence analysis. The application is a value-added service
designed for life science researchers who need to determine the best products to
be used for their DNA experiments.
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Tech used: C++, C#, Windows CE, .NET Compact Framework, ASP.NET, Multi-threading, Windows Services, Client/Server n-tier Enterprise Application
Duration: Jan 2003 - Aug 2005
I worked on two types of industrial controllers running Windows CE
4.2 and Windows XP Embedded. Partnered with Microsoft to port a large Web Service
application (175 WebMethods) from the .NET Full Framework to the .NET Compact Framework
(CE.NET). I’ve collaborated directly with the Windows CE Product Team at Microsoft
during our development. Main development phases involved extending base class library
of .NETcf (175 types, 1750 methods), creating a managed ASMX web service server
for CE.NET, and the actual port of the application logic (75K+ lines of code). Worked
around 175 porting issues across 35 namespaces due to limitations of the .NET Compact Framework.
For this project, I developed a full ASP.NET web server running on the Compact Framework.
The latest news I received from people I worked with at the company was that as
of the February 13th, 2009, over 30,000 units have been sold to customers and
are currently running the original ASP.NET web server I wrote.
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Tech used: C++
Duration: Nov 2002 - Jan 2003
I developed a curve fitting application based on thermal data collected in their
engine testing facilities. The application generates a complex polynomial
that is used for analysis, documentation and reporting.
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Quest Technologies - Real Time Audio Analyzer : Sound Pro and Quest Suite II
Tech used: C++, C#, Windows CE, .NET Desktop Application, Multi-threading, ActiveX Controls, WinForms, MFC, HTML, Windows Services, Windows Mobile
Duration: Feb 2000 - Nov 2002
I worked with a development team on a handheld Real Time Analyzer running
Windows CE 3.0. Designed and implemented user interface controls for handheld meter.
ActiveX controls were created using eMbedded Visual Tools. The controls were displayed
in a web browser using HTML and Javascript.
We also created a data display tool for the desktop using C# and the .NET Framework.
Environmental noise data was analyzed and formatted for the end user to generate
charts and legal documents.
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Electronic Theatre Controls - Wireless RFU, Express LPC and Expression Moving Light Controls
Tech used: C++, Multi-threading, MFC, Microcontrollers, Embedded Systems, Windows Services, Windows CE
Duration: Apr 1994 - Feb 2000
I worked at ETC for 5.5 years and in that time I was project lead for a wireless handheld remote device for interfacing
and controlling the lighting control network. The handheld device was running Windows
CE 3.0. The software was an MFC application developed using eMbedded Visual Tools.
Responsible for the hardware design and development of the Expression Moving Lights Control Module which added
moving light hardware to existing product line for controlling robotics lights.
Lead Design Engineer responsible for the Express Lighting Playback Controller, a rack-mounted computer for controlling
lights in a themed environment such as Rain Forest Café and Disney Parks.
Developed diagnostic software for the Expression / Express lighting consoles running
on the Intel i960 processor. The software was used in manufacturing to validate
the hardware before it was shipped to the customer.
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