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Primary Skills: Visual Studio.Net, Delphi, ASP, Visual Basic, C, OO, UML
Available Remotely: Y
Maybe Willing to Relocate: N
Available Locally: Y (locally to Citrus Heights CA USA)
(Including the following area codes: 916 415 408 510 925)
Resume Status:
Published - A Prestwood staffing liaison has reviewed and approved this resume.
Time Commitment:
Thru Prestwood - I am interested in working either part time or full time through Prestwood.
Objective:
I work exclusively through Prestwood Software. If you're interested in acquiring my services for projects and tasks, please contact Prestwood Software (phone is 916-726-5675 x205). You'll work with Mike Prestwood to discover and adjust my work flow queue. This includes very short term 'consulting' or 'mentoring' type work as well as longer term projects we can take on as a team.
Summary:
Kim Berry is a programmer/analyst with 12 years experience, after graduating at the top of his class from CSUS with a B.S. in Computer Science in 1990. He has performed a wide range of tasks from analysis to coding firmware, but in the past few years has specialized in developing web applications using ASP, Javascript, Visual Basic, Delphi, ADO, SQL 2000, and Access. He has formal training in object-oriented analysis and design. His interests include Macromedia Flash, web services, .NET, XML, usability, and graphics.
Education/Training:
BSCS California State University, Sacramento, 1990, 3.9 GPA in Major - magna cum laude
Work History:
As Programmer/Analyst for Prestwood Software:
Analysis and implementation of web applications, such as www.fireandrescuetraining.ca.gov; maintenance of Republican Senate website, development of large Delphi/SQL 2000 project to manage Simmons law firm, including data modeling, PSDP, backup and recovery; Reports in ASP requiring several SQL 2000 stored procedures for www.reporemarketing.com. XML and ActiveX DLLs for RJP SQL2000/VB6 project; LED sign communication via a UDS-10 via TCP/IP. ASPSuite Job, resume, and Knowledge base DB, eStore to PayPal an authorize.net, Microsoft Encoder for ASP in Prestwood ASPSuite. Delphi application to load-balance HTTP requests among single-threaded Paradox web-servers. Systems: Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, IIS 5.0, Javascript, Visual Interdev, Visual SourceSafe, ADO 2.5-2.6, SQL 7.0-2000, Delphi 7, Advantage DB, Async-Pro. WithClass to create and reverse-engineer UML documentation. Employment dates February 2001 to Current
As a Software Developer for Activesoft Technologies:
Worked with team members to develop a web-based, AVM (Automated Valuation Model) system, with proven accuracy, with over 300 counties in the online database, full user/company login and management, integral accounting, rapid response to single requests, and able to process 1000 valuations per hour in batch mode. Responsible for systems analysis to gather requirements to expand the existing prototype Visual Basic, Visual Interdev, and MS SQL 7.0 project into a fully operational system with a large database. Integrated third-party products "AspUpload" to upload Excel files for batch processing, and "Persits" to generate email from the site. www.homevaluations.com. Systems: Microsoft Windows 2000, Visual Basic 6.0 as COM web objects, Java Script, Visual Interdev, Visual SourceSafe, ADO 2.5, SQL 7.0-2000. Employment dates February 2000 to January 2001
As a Software Engineer for Hewlett-Packard:
Designed and developed firmware for the Superdome server as a member of a 10-person team. Interfaced with various CEC (ASIC chip) groups to specify then code initialization and O/S support functions. Debugged on a simulator. Conducted and participated in design and code reviews. Environment was 64-bit C on HP-UX. Maintained the team website, and was instrumental in getting design and maintenance specifications on the web. Systems: HP-UX and Unix development tools. Employment dates August 1997 to January 2000.
As an Analyst/Programmer for NEC Electronics
Developed and enhanced factory automation subsystem programs. Development included: Interfacing TIBCO middleware to IPX and TCP/IP; Developed transaction processes in Delphi for mainframe backup project; Conducted code walk-throughs, and prepared formal test plans to test code. Project development was team-oriented, with an emphasis on object-oriented methodologies. Systems: Microsoft Visual C++, Borland Delphi, Rational Rose, PVCS version control, TIBCO Middleware, and Bounds Checker. Employment dates August 1992 to August 1997.
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