Employment Status
I am currently employed full-time and not pursuing a new job. I keep my resume online for two reasons:
  1. In 2001, I (like thousands of other programmers) went through an "everyone is fired" experience. I swore that day to always keep my resume current and online just in case it happened again.
  2. In the off-chance that someone is looking to fill a part-time C# or Java contract. Actually, I'm open to just about any part-time IT contract provided it doesn't require travel or present a conflict of interest with my employer.
If you're looking for a full-time/permanent employee I'm sorry but I'm not available unless it's a jaw-dropping offer that I'd be insane to turn down. Please note, I have no interest in the following: I know the "not interested" section makes me come across as a jerk, that's not the intention. It's really there to help others to avoid wasting their time. There's always a chance I know someone who is interested in one of these positions so I might be able to give you a referral.


Technical Skills
The following are programming languages and technologies I have worked with and the dates I last used them:

Programming Languages: Technologies: Databases:


Work Experience
[name of current employer withheld]
12-05 to present - Lead Portal Developer

Achievements: Responsibilities: 5-01 to 11-05 - Lead Developer (C#)

Achievements: Responsibilities:
Mercator Software, Bannockburn, Illinois (acquired by Ascential Software Corporation, which was later acquired by IBM)
1-98 to 4-01 - Software Engineer

Achievements: Responsibilities:


Education
M.S., Computer Science University of Illinois, Chicago
Thesis: "Neural Networks-Based Detection of Computer Network Intrusion"

Coursework: B. S., Computer Science, Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, Illinois, Cum Laude

Relevant Coursework:


Links and Additional Information
Download a PDF of my resume

Download a PDF of my Curriculum Vitae

Trading Partner Workgroup Fact Sheet: Overview of the Trading Partner Workgroup software which I developed and supported at Mercator.

Trading Partner Desktop Fact Sheet: Overview of the Trading Partner Desktop software which I upgraded and supported at Mercator.

Emanio Software: Current owner of the Trading Partner software family which I developed and supported at Mercator.







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