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Teresa Crain
309 Lafitte Lane • Austin , Texas 78001
• (512) 971-9876 • teresa@yahoo.com
Summary of Qualifications
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Software Architect on a
multi-year project to re-engineer enterprise systems from a mainframe
environment to a web application environment.
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Successful completion of full
lifecycle projects following the RUP\Agile processes. Participated in the
creation of all deliverables and acted as lead write/editor for all submitted
documents.
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Senior-level GIS Architect/Developer
with over fifteen years of experience with Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
and Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) software.
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Extensive web, desktop, and
Silverlight application development experience using Microsoft’s Visual Studio,
C#, and the .NET Framework.
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Strong GIS Web Development
experience using ArcGIS Server/ArcObjects to communicate with ESRI’s web server
software including location-based web services used to return business-specific
location information.
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Silverlight development for the
creation of business-specific map viewers communicating with ArcGIS Server map
services through their REST API.
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Proficient in various databases
including Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, and Microsoft Access. Also, experience
installing, configuring, and tuning ESRI’s ArcSDE.
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Extensive work with natural
resource data and strong cartographic skills that allow for the production of
maps which convey data in an effective, beneficial, and useful manner.
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Excellent track record of
solving complex problems and delivering innovative solutions on time.
Professional Experience
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Plato Consulting
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Consultant •
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03/2004 – Present
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Software Architect/Senior GIS Developer on a
multi-year, multi-million dollar web application for the Southwest Florida
Water Management District (SWFWMD) that integrates District
scientific, regulatory, and financial data so both internal and external
customers can view and analyze District data. The system also provides a
comprehensive e-permitting solution that will enable citizen stakeholders to
obtain and pay for required permits via the Internet. The project includes the
re-engineering of a legacy mainframe system into a web-based application
architecture using .Net Framework,
C#, ASP.Net, ADO.Net, ArcGIS Server, ArcIMS, ArcSDE, Oracle, Infragistics, and Crystal
Reports on a Windows-based platform.
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Participated in project
initiation, requirements definition, design, construction & testing, and
deployment phases of the project following the Rational Unified Process. The software development approach was
iterative, architecture-centric, and use case driven.
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Integrated ESRI GIS products
into the enterprise-level application to handle online rendering, navigation,
and editing of maps.
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Created enterprise-level
Spatial Web Services using C#, ArcGIS Server, ArcObjects, and SOAP/REST to
provide industry-standard web access to location-based services to answer
business-related questions.
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Creation of Oracle Stored
Procedures and Packages to access spatial data through SQL calls.
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Interfaced with District
technical personnel and project stakeholders during JAD/JRP sessions and
user-interface design sessions to determine system needs and requirements, as
well as risks and mitigation strategies.
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Used Microsoft’s Team
Foundation Server for version control for the different releases of the
software and to track tasks, bugs, and enhancements.
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Created customized GIS
Tools/AddIns for ESRI’s ArcMap software used by GIS Analysts for the Southwest
Florida Water Management District. The tools are used for the querying,
display, analyzing, and editing of spatial.
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Design and development of
Silverlight Map Viewers used by internal staff and external customers to view,
query, and print spatial data for specific, business needs.
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Cooper Consulting Company
· Consultant •
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05/1999 – 12/2003
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Senior GIS Developer on a four-year,
multi-million dollar web application for the Texas Department of
Transportation. Built an application
that supports the timely and accurate collection, analysis, and dissemination
of traffic data using the .Net framework, C#, ASP.Net, ADO.Net, ArcIMS, ArcSDE,
XML, Oracle, PL/SQL, HTML, DHTML, CSS, and JavaScript on a Windows XP and
Windows 2000 platform.
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Participated in project
initiation, requirements definition, design, construction & testing, and
deployment phases of the project following the Rational Unified Process. The software development approach was
iterative, architecture-centric, and use case driven.
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Integrated ESRI GIS products
into the enterprise-level application to handle online rendering, navigation,
and editing of maps.
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Created and/or converted all
GIS layers to be used by the application (200+ layers). All GIS data was stored within Oracle in
ArcSDE format.
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Created ArcIMS Map Services,
integrating a variety of data sources and formats, used by the application for
the creation of requested maps.
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Developed a map image control
using C# and the .NET framework which communicated with ArcIMS map services
using ArcXML to render map images and to retrieve attribute information.
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Used the Java API for ArcSDE to
edit spatial data from the web application.
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Interfaced with department
technical personnel and project stakeholders during JAD/JRP sessions and
user-interface design sessions to determine system needs and requirements, as
well as risks and mitigation strategies.
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Created and used stored
procedures in Oracle to return Identify information in a usable form (dataset)
when the user selected a feature on the map.
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Used Microsoft’s SourceSafe for
version control for the different releases of the software.
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Conducted component-level
testing and participated in system and user acceptance testing of the
application.
Senior GIS Developer of team responsible
for developing the Water Data Access System for the Texas Parks
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Involved in all phases of the
system development life cycle from project initiation through post
implementation.
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Responsible for designing and
deploying the Water Data Access information to the Internet utilizing
PowerBuilder, ESRI’s MapObjects Internet Map Server (IMS), and ArcSDE.
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Attended JRP/JAD work sessions
to gather business requirements from representative from Inland Fisheries,
Coastal Fisheries, and Resource Protection divisions, GIS system architecture
design, user prototyping, business object modeling, software requirements
definition, application development for GIS component, all phases of testing,
developing user training documentation, performing user training, system
implementation, and post-implementation.
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Radian International • GIS Analyst
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09/1996 – 05/1999
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As GIS Analyst, primary duties included
application development, Geographic Information System (GIS) database creation,
and GIS web-based application development.
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Designed and developed an
internet-based GIS application for a major corporation concerned with ambient
air monitoring in the Houston ,
Texas
L generated through ArcView were utilized for module
development of this web-based application.
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Designed and developed an
ArcView application, using the Avenue programming language, for an electric
utility client to analyze the area and population affected by high levels of
Ozone. The Spatial Analyst extension was used to create interpolated surfaces
and threshold contours. The application allowed the client to map many
different scenarios as a result of decreased amounts of VOC and NOx emissions.
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Provided technical GIS support
for the implementation of the Environmental Data Management Decision Support
(EDMDS) systems at several Air Force Bases.
The project used aerial photography and GIS to assess the worst-case
environmental condition of Air Force property.
Microsoft Access was used as the main database to store all Metadata and
environmental sampling data for these projects.
This included complex relationships between tables, queries, and forms
to enter the data. Sampling data was
imported and reformatted to comply with client standards.
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Responsible for providing
technical GIS support for a major chemical company during litigation of a class
action lawsuit. Using the home and work
addresses of the claimants, GIS was used to determine if the claimant lived or
worked near areas of contamination.
Sampling data was stored in both Microsoft Access and Oracle, and
retrieved through an Open Database Compliant (ODBC) connection for use in the
GIS applications.
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10/1994 – 08/1996
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As GIS Programmer Analyst, primary
responsibilities included analyzing, designing, programming, testing,
documenting, and maintaining GIS applications used by the Legislative Council
and the Legislators. Areas of specialty
included application development, cartographic mapping, and AML/Avenue
programming. Provided technical support
to the GIS Specialists (internal users).
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Acted as Project Leader for
several mission-critical projects. As a
Project Leader, responsible for all project activities from planning to implementation. Met with the clients to determine
requirements, wrote and developed project charters, determined resource
requirements, set project schedules, assigned project tasks, monitored
progress, guided and mentored staff, and reported progress to management.
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Developed an application used
during the U.S. Census Bureau's Block Boundary Suggestion project. Developed user interface, menus, and all
programs in ARC Macro Language (AML). Programs
were used to complete many tasks such as convert raw TIGER into ARC/Info
coverages, overlay process to match TIGER with existing data, module to allow
for the editing of attributes of the data, and conversion of completed data
into specific Census Bureau file format.
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Developed an application that
allowed for the creation of a map by selecting certain characteristics from a
menu interface. The user selects the
geographic features from a list that are to be displayed on the map, the
location to be mapped, the page size of the final output, and the printer to be
used. System was created using AML and
X-Window Widgets on a UNIX workstation.
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Created all geographic datasets
used for legislative purposes. Used
TIGER92 as a base to create additional coverages such as blocks, block groups,
tracts, and county coverages. Created additional datasets from blocks that
include precincts, voter tabulation districts, school districts, and zip
codes. Data was projected into agency
standard projection (Albers) from a variety of different projections. Populated attribute tables of each coverage
to include demographic information provided by U.S. Census Bureau. ARC/Info GIS software was used to convert and
create all data.
Education
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Master of Applied Geography (GIS) •
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12/1996
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Bachelor of Arts in Geography •
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05/1992
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