| John H. Doe |
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446-38 Seokyo-dong
Mapo-ku
Seoul, NY 121-841
Korea, Republic Of
Home: 011 9443 1536
one@nyll.com
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| Objective |
A position in Seoul, Korea as a software engineer working in Java, to implement advanced technologies and innovate creative solutions.
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| Experience |
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Seoul |
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October 2004 - April 2005 |
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Was the essential technical implementer of SIRI's CRS (Computer Reservation System) and the lead in creating the dynamic functionality of the website SIRIBizTravel.com.
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| · | Installed and configured JBoss J2EE server, including clustering of multiple servers.
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| · | Installed and configured Tomcat application server, including load balancing between multiple instances of the server.
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| · | Utilized Axis to communicate with client application via a SOAP interface.
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| · | Designed and implemented EJBs to handle reservation and utility functionality, including entity, session, and message-driven beans.
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| · | Implemented JDBC modules to handle data dependent parts of the CRS system, including creating dynamic SQL queries for complex search functionality.
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| · | Created Ant build script for automated deployment of web application.
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| · | Utilized XDoclet attribute-oriented programming to automatically generate interface files for EJBs created.
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| · | Installed and configured Apache webserver, including SSL certificate from Thawte, and mod_jk to communicate with Tomcat.
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| · | Designed client/server using HTTP tunneling to communicate using Java objects through a network connection.
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| · | Implemented non-trivial Velocity templates for dynamic content on several pages throughout the site where complex functionality was necessary.
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| · | Created an administrative back office using Velocity templates and dynamic SQL queries.
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Walnut Creek, CA |
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February 2002 - November 2003 |
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ManageStar's enterprise software consists of two parts, a PHP front-end and an enterprise Java back-end, interfacing through XML (defined by DTDs). The back-end (called Harmony) I developed to, updating legacy code as well as creating new solutions currently in use by clients in a production environment. I have implemented the following of this software solution:
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| · | Update of Java servlet implementation in legacy workflow process system, for several types of workflows (e.g. Request for Proposal, Expedited Workflow).
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| · | Design and implementation of a new workflow process engine that allowed for creation of new workflow instances based on client need, fully configurable using XML interface.
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| · | Design and implementation included Java class models to create and maintain workflows, services available to the workflow creator, Oracle database persistence of workflows.
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| · | Introspection utilized so that new workflow commands could be added to the existing commands available to the workflow creator, callable through XML.
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| · | Complex SQL queries utilized to implement state to state actions and lookups to execute workflows in production.
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| · | Parsing of data in text form into Java objects, integrity checking against created object models.
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| · | Design of staging tables, transactional staging of parsed data; conditional loading: linking to objects already in existence or creation of new objects if none match existence criteria.
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| · | Transactional committing of previously staged data into production ready objects in an Oracle database.
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| · | Parsing of XML using DOM into Java models, rendering of Java objects in XML, using DTD specifications.
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| · | Implementation of a robust process to create, send, approve (or reject) timesheets across manager/employee user base.
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| · | Simple data mining of timesheet statistics to create summary pages (timesheets at a glance for managers).
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| · | Unit testing using JUnit to assure quality when implementation was updated.
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San Francisco, CA |
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September 1998 - May 2001 |
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| · | Joined this startup as an entry level engineer and was promoted to full Software Engineer status.
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| · | Experienced at diverse technologies, known for solving challenging integration problems.
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San Francisco, CA |
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November 2000 - May 2001 |
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| · | Led development of Enterprise JavaBeans which contact servers for credit card processing, tax calculation, UPS and USPS, plus gift certificates.
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| · | Worked with WebLogic Application, Personalization, and Commerce Servers, including webflow and pipeline properties files and components, using Oracle 8I database.
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| · | Some integration work with JSPs, CyberSource API calls, XML deployment descriptors, and WebLogic Personalization rules.
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| · | Completed two product release cycles, and gave presentations of implementation to sales force and engineering.
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| · | Responsible for scheduling of engineers' work effort, estimating time of completion for built components, schedules for testing and QA, and coordination of documentation release.
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San Francisco, CA |
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July 2000 - October 2000 |
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| · | Developed Swing applications which allowed for manipulation of Enterprise JavaBeans in the XUMA Object Layer (including such beans as customer, order, and organization), deployed in WebLogic Application Server.
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| · | JNDI lookups and API calls to the Object Layer linked to Swing application elements.
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| · | Created mockups in Adobe Illustrator which led to hand coding of Swing elements, including Functional Requirements and Mid-Level Design.
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| · | Responsible for scheduling of engineers' work effort in XOL interface development, plus scheduling of testing and QA for the entirety of XOL.
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San Francisco, CA |
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December 1999 - July 2000 |
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| · | Led phases 1 and 2 of a project which amounted to greater than $800K of professional services revenue for XUMA.
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| · | Developed an API to call for updates to MySmart's minibrowser (developed elsewhere) using JDBC to query an Oracle database and sent in an HTTPS connection via a servlet to a user's client side cache.
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| · | Also led development of JSP pages for user defined links set on a MySmart's SmartPad.
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| · | Within the course of the project, did not slip on one date.
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| · | Entire lifecycle, from Functional Requirements to Design Documents to Code Complete and QA.
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San Francisco, CA |
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April 1999 - November 1999 |
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| · | Created both a thin client which utilized multithreaded server sockets to accept requests from both a Perl and Java client and sent requests to a servlet to call upon VeriFone's credit card processing APIs.
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| · | Also created both the Perl and the Java clients as well as the servlet which the thin client called. Utilized RSA Java SSL APIs for a secure connection between the thin client and the servlet.
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| Junior Engineer, MyEvents |
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San Francisco, CA |
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January 1999 - April 1999 |
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| · | Coded most of a Swing application which allowed for calendar management of a user's events and schedule.
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| · | Also kept contacts and email messages on the client side which contacted ASP functions developed by MyEvents for updates to and from databases kept on their server.
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San Francisco, CA |
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September 1998 - January 1999 |
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| · | Implemented both a client side applet and server side RMI server which activated native code through JNI.
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| · | The applet utilized Swing windows, desktop, frames, and tree views.
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| · | Also coded the C behind the JNI which scheduled database tasks in Windows NT.
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| Education |
| Carnegie Mellon University |
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Pittsburgh, PA |
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December 1997 |
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| Links |
| · | A* applet implementing A* algorithm.
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