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.NET Developer with the following skills:
• Languages: C#...VB.NET…JavaScript…COBOL / COBOL 2 ... Microfocus COBOL ... PL/1 (V1 AND V2) Progress
• Database Development Software SQL Server 2005… SQL Server 2000...T-SQL…Oracle 10g…PL/SQL…DB2 ... DB2/2 ... SQL ... Progress RDBMS ... INSTALL/1 DESIGN/1 … DL/1
• Other Development Software:: Visual Studio 2005...Visual Studio 2005...NET 2.0...NET1.1 ... ASP.NET…AJAX…NET Infrastructure & IDE…IIS…HTML…ADO.NET…XML…XSLT… CSS Style Sheets…Web Services…Chart Director…SPUFI ... PL/1 Checkout Compiler ... QMF... EDF ... CASE ... ADW ... Microfocus Workbench ... TSO/ISPF ... COBOL DEBUG2 ... ANIMATOR ... IMS/ADF ... VSAM ... CMS ... CA-EARL ... JCL ... STL ... INFOMAN
• Methodologies: Object Oriented programming… ORM…Design Mapping…Jackson Structured Programming
• Hardware: IBM 30xx Series ... IBM 4341 ... IBM PC and Workstation ... Sun SPARC 670 MP ... Sun Workstation
• Code & Release Control Software: Visual SourceSafe…Vault…Endevor … CA-Librarian
• Testing Software: PLItest ... Intertest ... Xpediter ... CA-EZtest ... Fileaid … TPNS… Animator
• Transaction Processing Systems: CICS ... CICS OS/2 ... SDF & SDSF ... IMS DB/DC
• Application Software: MS Office Suite…Walker Financials
• Operating Systems: Windows XP…MVS/SP ... MVS/XA ... MVS/ESA ... DOS/VSE ... UNIX ... OS/2 ... Windows XP ... OS/2 Windows
experience
| Job Title | Company Name | Date From | Date To | Description |
| .NET Developer | TAC UK | Apr 2007 |
TAC is a supplier of integrated building management systems. I worked on their Smart Utility Management (SUM) web application. SUM was used by TAC customers to log and record meter readings and energy consumption for their respective premises. I migrated the application from .NET 1.1 and SQL Server 2000 to .NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2005. Using Visual Studio 2005, C#, ASP.NET, JavaScript and SQL Server 2005, I added multi-lingual functionality to the application and wrote a translation application for use by new international customers using XML to directly access the .NET resource files. Using an object-oriented approach, I designed and wrote parameterized meter interval functionality using SQL Server stored procedures and functions. I implemented new graphing and charting features using Chart Director open source software. New HTML was laid out using CSS. Source was managed using Vault open source. Published websites to the TAC network using UltraVNC. |
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| .NET Developer | EDI, Coventry | Jan 2007 | Mar 2007 |
EDI is an accredited awarding body and leading international education company. I created a number of online editors used by EDI in administering their TMS (Test Management System) and TDF (Test Delivery Framework). The editors provided a template for administrators to enter test parameters. Parameters were formatted into XML delivered over .NET web services to remote Macromedia Flash applications which delivered the tests to users. Coded using OO methodology in C# with VS 2005 IDE using .NET2, the editors were ASP.NET web user controls embedded within dynamic placeholders. The metadata required to produce the editors was retrieved from an Oracle database. Used PL/SQL to create packages and stored procedures for the application. Customer data was held on SQL Server 2005 and I produced stored procedures to access and retrieve this data for the application. |
| .NET Developer | npower, Worcester | Nov 2006 | Dec 2006 |
npower are one of the UK's largest energy suppliers, serving residential consumers and business customers. Built a web application for npower’s Web Support Team to help maintain customer data from their new online billing view system. Using an object-oriented design from UML input, the application was written in C# on an ASP.NET platform. Used AJAX controls to enhance client-side functionality. Data was accessed from application servers using .NET web services and ORM. Designed and built the underlying database and tables in SQL Server 2005. Development of the application was using .NET2 and Visual Studio 2005. |
| .NET Developer | Direct Valuations, Nottingham | Jun 2006 | Oct 2006 |
Direct Valuations provide independent property valuation and survey management services to many of the UK's Banks, Building Societies, lending organisations, brokers and intermediaries. I worked on a greenfield development which enabled proactive management of valuation cases through the workflow, providing a platform for integrated MI and performance data. The application was built on an object-oriented design using .NET 2.0, Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005. I designed and built the Comps and SIMSY databases which underpinned the application. Wrote DTS packages to import Land Registry data into the Comps database and external valuation data into the SIMSY database. Wrote stored procedures in SQL Server 2005 for use across the application. Designed and built business objects to access the data. Built and styled GUIs to manage case and valuation comparables data using C#, CSS, JavaScript, ASP.NET, AJAX and SQL Server 2005. |
| .NET Developer | BX Ltd at 3i Birmingham | Apr 2006 | May 2006 |
3i are one of the world’ leading venture capital providers. Worked here via a sub-contractor (Bx Ltd) on a web-based portfolio intranet system. Developed web forms for portfolio companies, shareholders, and finance sources. Made extensive use of .Net datagrid processing. Created reference data maintenance forms. wrote SQL Server stored procedures and produced code to access these using ADO.NET. Extensive use of JavaScript to enhance client-side functionality. All developments utilized object-oriented design in VB.NET, ASP.NET on the Visual Studio 2005 platform using .NET 2.0 |
| .NET Developer | Northgate Information Systems | Jan 2006 | Mar 2006 |
Northgate are principle suppliers of software services to local government. Worked on the Front Office system which is used by many local authorities to implement services to their council |
| .NET Developer | Shop Direct Group, Worcester | Sep 2005 | Dec 2005 |
Shop Direct Group is the home shopping arm of Littlewoods encompassing the Kays catalogue brands. Worked on an integration project to convert Kays’ 13 legacy VB6 ASP websites to ASP.NET and link these to the backend services being run by Littlewoods. Wrote applications using C#, SQL Server and ASP.NET and using 3-tier object oriented methodology. Wrote XML interfaces and XSLT transformations to communicate with Littlewoods J2EE and Oracle backend. |
| .NET Developer | HEADRed | Jul 2005 | Aug 2005 |
Migrated a content management system for an existing client from ASP, VB6 platform to .NET. |
| .NET Developer | Shared Solutions | May 2005 | Jun 2005 |
A consultancy which provides expertise to companies involved in transformation and change. Re-configured and rewrote an issue management and resolution application that had been built in classic ASP using VB6 and accessing an SQL Server database. Put this onto ASP.NET with C# and SQL Server with some client-side JavaScript validation. Applied fixes to existing e-charisma software written in classic ASP, VB6 and SQL Server. |
| .NET Developer | UKSD | May 2000 | Apr 2005 |
A small software consultancy set up to provide services for GZS in Frankfurt., Germany (see below). In 2002 joined a small team within UKSD charged with developing a prototype, browser and Windows based version of the existing credit card mainframe system. I was involved in the design and development of this system. Development was entirely in C# and ASP.NET. Online CICS screens were rebuilt in ASP.NET using Visual Studio .NET framework. In excess of 70 online screens were re-developed to the new requirement. All code-behind was created in C# and VB.NET. Latterly began to build web services for the application. Designed and created SQL Server 2000 databases to service the application. Wrote stored procedures and triggers to support the database design. Used CSS Style sheets to tailor web pages. Wrote client-side scripts using JavaScript. |
| Various - Previous contracts and permanent | Various (in summary) | Sep 1984 | Apr 2000 |
EARLIER CONTRACT ROLES IN SUMMARY 1999 - 2000 Analyst/Programmer, GZS, Frankfurt 1999 Analyst/Programmer, Transco, Solihull 1994 - 1998 Analyst/Programmer, Barclaycard, Northampton 1994 Designer, IBM, Bristol 1993 - 1994 Analyst/Programmer, TNT Worldwide, Atherstone, Warwickshire 1993 Analyst Programmer, AF Blakemore & Son, Walsall 1992 - 1993 Programmer, CCN Systems, Nottingham 1991 - 1992 Analyst/Programmer, Severn Trent Water, Birmingham 1987 - 1991 Analyst/Programmer, Allied Breweries, Burton-on-Trent 1986 - 1987 Analyst Programmer, Jaguar Cars, Coventry PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT ROLES 1985 - 1986 Programmer, Hoskyns, Birmingham 1984 - 1985 Programmer, Legal and General Assurance, Kingswood, Surrey |
education, training and professional qualifications
| Date From | Date To | Estab | Qualification |
| Oct 1981 | May 1984 | Birmingham University | BSc 2:2 Economics |
| Sep 1974 | Jun 1981 | Chasetown Comprehensive School | Three A-Levels … Nine O-Levels |




