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(www.azurefarm.com):
Developed a distribution and production management system. The front
end is in both Swing and JSP. The system is completely component-based
and interfaces with their proprietary legacy system. To reduce licensing
costs, we used PostGres and Jboss, both open-source solutions.
(www.medinexoffice.com):
Developed a complete enterprise Java application for physicians,
which is secure, scalable, and database-independent. The system
interfaces with insurance companies and is completely component-based.
Also, helped the company develop partnerships with Sun, Sybase,
and BEA.
(www.medmarket.com):
Built vertical supply chain portal (Medmarket), converted from a legacy, small scale, Perl, PHP, and Mysql
application into large scale Enterprise application using Cold Fusion/Spectra and MSSQL.
Medmarket.com acts as a central marketplace for 1000's of medical supply businesses to conduct e-business.
(www.mci.com):
Provided mentoring for a small team on an aggressive schedule to
convert a complex applet into a standalone application. The server
was Weblogic and the client had to provide secure communication
to the server
(www.rcuh.com): Created
an online reporting system that queries live data on an AS400, as
well as a Web-based purchasing/payments application that interfaces
provides remote check printing. Designed and implemented an online
timesheet system that provides direct access to PeopleSoft payroll
data in DB2.
(www.boh.com):
Designed and mentored an in-house team to develop a web-based idea-tracking
system. The backend uses Java to integrate Lotus Domino with their
Oracle databases, allows web-based email syndication, and generates
HTML reports.
(www.hawaiianisles.com):
Provided project analysis, system design, and mentoring for a JDEdwards
to handheld PC integration project. Developed a messaging application
that allows salespeople to enter orders on custom Palm devices and
asynchronously interface with the new system.
(www.starlight.org/programs/pcpals.htm):
Enhanced an applet-based whiteboard system that allows terminally
ill children to chat with one another. The Starkids application
was a pro bono effort that won a Lotus Beacon Award from IBM.
(www.itron.com):
Reverse-engineered an undocumented, legacy C++ application for easier
maintainability. Wrote firmware applications for custom handhelds
in C/assembler and peformed hardware-level debugging.
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