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CARLIE CONN

Senior Software Architect, Lead and Developer

631-428-9876

631-750-1230

carlie@gmail.com

HIGHLIGHTS

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ü  21 years of industry experience using a wide variety of programming languages and methodologies: .NET, C++, Java, J2EE – all of the significant design patterns for software development and Enterprise Architecture.

o   13 Years’ experience as a Software Architect for multi-million dollar projects with project lifecycles of over 1 year.

o   Leadership experience of teams from 2 – 56 people.

o   Project Management and budget responsibility including purchasing, recruiting and consistent on-time delivery within budget constraints.

o   This required passing 1 exam on the C#  language, 2 exams on Windows Forms, 1 exam on ASP.NET, 1 exam on ADO.NET and 1 exam on Enterprise Application Development.

TECHNICAL ENVIRONMENT

Core				Database				UI/Web
	C, C++, Visual C++	20			SQL, Oracle, SQL Server	17			JSP, JSF, Struts, JSTL	8
	Java	10			Informix, DB/2, ADO				HTML, AJAX, XML, XSL	9
	C#:  Microsoft Certified	8		Frameworks					WPF, ASP.NET 3.5	5
	VB	14			WPF,WWF, ATL, MFC J2EE, EAI, ESB, EJB, Swing, JNI,	9		Distributed
OS					Oracle Apps, ADF, JDO, Top Link	3			SOA,CORBA, MQ Series, JMS	8
	Windows, Win API	19		Design					COM, ActiveX, ATL	10
	Unix: Sun, IBM, HP, Linux	8			UML, RUP, SDLC	13			Design Patterns	10+

EMPLOYMENT / MAJOR PROJECTS

Barclays Capital				11/2011 – 02/2012
	Middleware Architect / Developer
		ROLE: Develop a number of middleware services focusing on back office clearing and credit. KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C# 4.0 / 3.5, WCF (Named Pipes, TCP), WPF (Admin Dashboard), Task Parallel Library (TPL).
SITA				05/2011 – 08/2011
	Senior Architect / Developer
		ROLE: Developed global software distribution system for the airline industry with focus on low bandwidth background file transfers that replicate across thousands of network nodes. SITA is the primary provider of automated check-in kiosks and at airports throughout the world.  Prior to this implementation, An update to software installed on individual kiosks required a distribution of physical media and was difficult to track.  This system automated distribution by cascading and tracking updates through the network. KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C# 4.0, WCF, WPF, Task Parallel Library (TPL).
HAP Capital				09/2010 – 03/2011
	Senior Developer
		ROLE: Developed the WPF and Middle-Tier infrastructure supporting a high performance - low latency Trading System. This effort builds upon a comprehensive framework that I developed over the last three years that covers a wide array of use-cases in WPF, WCF, Linq2SQL, Entity Framework,  threading and more… My architecture makes extensive use of.Net 4.0 Tasks, concurrent data structures, and includes a sophisticated and reusable View Model infrastructure that outperforms and extends traditional WPF bindings. Achieved UI Grid performance exceeding any commercial vendor’s implementation (Xceed, Infragistics etc.) by an order of magnitude.   A demonstration is available. KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C# 4.0, WPF, Task Parallel Library (TPL), Xceed, Infragistics.
Ogilvy				05/2010 – 07/2010
	Architect and Developer
		ROLE: Successfully extended my ViewModel framework for use in 2 production Web applications in ASP.NET / MVC.  KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C# 4.0, ASP.NET, MVC 2.0.
Thomson Reuters				08/2009 – 04/2010
	WPF Guidance
		ROLE: Developed a financial charting service as a WCF server with a NetNamedPipe binding and a duplex channel that provided a common WPF based user interface on the server side.  This service provided charting for all Office 2003, 2007 products as well as WPF clients.  KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C# 3.5 / 4.0, WPF, WCF.
Kaplan Eduneering				07/2009 – 08/2009
	Solutions Architect
		ROLE: Work with the business and end customer to develop a solution that best meets the customer need within a specified budget.  Guide development staff to successfully implement the design. KEY TECHNOLOGIES: Silverlight 3.0, .NET RIA services, ASP.NET 3.5, SQL Server. ·         Kaplan provides learning and testing solutions for regulated industries in a product known as Compliance Wire.  Employees at client institutions such as the FDA must demonstrate proficiency by completing required courses. ·         Worked with Kaplan to move core technology from a mix of ASP and ASP.NET to a Silverlight 3.0 solution using .NET RIA services.
Objective Systems				01/2009-Ongoing
	.NET framework library
		ROLE: Developing infrastructure library for used in consulting engagements KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C# 4.0 SP1, WPF, WCF, WWF, Silverlight 4.0, ASP.NET 3.5, SQL Server 2008. Often take 1 – 3 months between engagements for focused development that is not practical while on assignment. ·         Designed and developed .NET Framework library for internal use on consulting engagements.  Includes clean Model-View-ViewModel implementation where a single code base exposes views in WPF, ASP.NET and Silverlight. ·         Provides a single set of business rule objects exposable in the View, Model and as SQL Server CLR stored procedures. ·         White Paper available on request.
Mersoft				03/2009
	Nurse Education
		ROLE: Brought in to save a project KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C# 3.5, ASP.NET, WCF, WWF ·         Developed a testing and resolution strategy to deliver an at-risk project.  The role involved extensive mentoring and leadership by example.
Open Link Financial				12/2008 –  01/2009
	Trading System Infrastructure
		ROLE: Senior Developer KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C#, WinForms, WCF, WWF, C/C++, Oracle ·         Wrote simple tasks to understand their legacy infrastructure
Bloomberg LP				09/2006 – 09/2008
	Note: The entire infrastructure at Bloomberg involves SOA.  All of the available services are exposed via ICE and/or SOAP interfaces.
	Docket Management System
		ROLE: Architect and Lead KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C#, WinForms, XML, WPF, LINQ, SQL Server CE, Linux, Oracle 11i. ·         Designed WCF architecture rejected in favor of ICE. ·         Wrote and maintained 4 WinForms/C# applications during the two years I was at Bloomberg.   This included 4 docket management systems for various countries and the application responsible for posting incoming legal news to Bloomberg’s news wire. ·         Wrote consolidated docket management system using WPF/.NET 3.5 ·         Extensive use of user controls providing composition of lower level objects. ·         Wrote a reusable assembly providing a clean decoupling of the model, presenter and view. ·         Wrote an assembly to provide WPF custom controls not provided by Microsoft: MaskedText, DateInput, and DataGrid ·         Encapsulated background worker threads with reusable interfaces and base classes to handle long running processes and update the UI. ·         Wrote classes that can be extended at run time using configuration data stored in a local SQL Server CE database.
	TLC
		ROLE: Architect and Lead KEY TECHNOLOGIES: Visual C++, Linux, XML, Oracle 11i. ·         Program used to configure and post law related content to Bloomberg’s Legal Sites. ·         Client side written in Visual C++ using MFC. ·         Server side written in GNU C++. ·         Both sides made use of the Boost extensions to STL. ·         Since this was a critical program, I implemented enhancements and weekly.
	Citation Management System
		ROLE: Architect and Lead KEY TECHNOLOGIES: Java, JSF, XML, Oracle 11i, Linux. ·         System is a web based app using my own JSF / Ajax implementation that improved reliability and performance over commercial third party implementations. ·         Application used by 1000 lawyers in India and the Philippines to collect case law: the fewer round trips to the server the better. ·         Collected requirements from the business: What is your vision? Let me watch what really do. This is what you really need. ·         Used a senior developer for the back end – database, interfaces etc.  Provided an enthusiastic junior developer the building blocks and mentoring she needed to build a UI.

Oracle Consulting			09/2005 – 08/2006
	Note: My formal title at Oracle was J2EE Architect.  All of the SOA applications listed below involved use of Oracles’ Enterprise Service Bus.
	Compensation management system for a major Wall Street firm
		ROLE: Architect KEY TECHNOLOGIES: Oracle Application Framework, SOA, Java, XML, AIX, Solaris, Oracle 10i Set of secure objects exposing compensation, skills and roles to a number of internal front end applications.
	System to manage intelligence data acquired through spy satellites for the National Security Agency.
		ROLE: Architect KEY TECHNOLOGIES: Oracle Application Framework, SOA, JSF, Java, XML, AIX, Oracle 11i ·         Routed satellite intelligence data to the most qualified analysts. ·         Multiple layers of service objects: High level search/discovery.  Drill down to detail. ·         Most of my work defined interfaces and provided customized JSF elements to present data.
	Procurement System for Los Alamos National Laboratory
		ROLE: Architect (Extend Oracle Apps) KEY TECHNOLOGIES: Oracle Application Framework, SOA, Java, Linux, XML, Oracle 10i. ·         Built interfaces over Oracle Apps iProcurement services that matched the unique procurement needs. ·         Most work involved providing layered security and federation.
	Case Management System for the state of Illinois Police Department
		ROLE: Architect KEY TECHNOLOGIES: J2EE, Struts, AJAX, GPS, Oracle 9i, Solaris, XML. ·         Developed the Struts based reference architecture for the in house developers. ·         Very large system that allowed disconnected access from laptops in squad cars. ·         Developed an API to talk with integrated GPS systems. ·         Developed a framework to use AJAX calls back into the struts architecture to create dynamic pages without an apparent Submit.
Yellow Roadways			07/2005 – 09/2005
	Web based reporting system
		ROLE: Consultant KEY TECHNOLOGIES: JSP, Web Sphere, WSAD, Oracle 9i. ·         Developed software to collect requests from a JSP, send the requests to a remote mainframe via XML, and parse the resulting XML to create nicely formatted PDF documents. ·         Handled batch requests on several threads creating 25,000+ indexed documents for fast retrieval.
Objective Systems (Own Corp)			01/2005 – 07/2005
	Various Small Projects
		KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C#, C++, Java, Ant, XML, Oracle 9i.
US Central			09/2003 – 01/2005
	US Central ACH processing
		TITLE: Application Manager ROLE: Architect, Lead KEY TECHNOLOGIES: SOA, J2EE, Struts, Tiles, JDO (similar to Hibernate), Solaris, Oracle 9i, XML. ·         Managed software development and architecture for the Automated Clearing House application used by most of the United States credit unions ·         Managed software development and architecture for a system used by the nations credit unions to process international wires. ·         Projects are large web based initiatives using J2EE, Struts, JSP and a number of third party tag libraries. ·         Team of developers included 8 senior level programmers (5+ years).
Sprint PCS			08/2000 – 08/2003
	Enterprise Wide Middle Layer
		ROLE: Architect, Lead KEY TECHNOLOGIES: EAS, C++, Java, SOA, Web Logic, HP-UX, AIX, Oracle 8i, XML ·         Lead Architect for Sprint PCS’s middleware infrastructure.  The architecture communicated using MQ Series and had a sophisticated threading model to balance between transaction speed and volume.  I achieved 500,000 tps @ sub second SLAs using an algorithm I developed to optimize the thread pool and maximize concurrency.  I also developed a process monitoring system that achieved 99.7% up time.  This system is an industry leading example of scalability. ·         This architecture has parallel implementations in C++ and Java. ·         Wrote a unique testing tool for MQ Series/JMS objects that has since been patented by Sprint.
Sprint			11/1999 – 07/2000
	Sprint ION
		ROLE: Architect KEY TECHNOLOGIES: Rational Rose, Java, C/C++/Visual C++, AIX, Oracle 8i, XML ·         Sprint ION is a large-scale project that represents the next generation of telecommunications. ·         Developed architecture using Rational Rose.  Extended Rose’s ability to provide bi-directional integrity between the model and the source code using COM objects. ·         Extensive use of CORBA, Java and C++. ·         Deployment on SunOS, HP-UX and Windows. ·         Solely responsible for developing the Third-party API distributed commercially.
Butler Manufacturing			10/1998 – 11/1999
	Advantage Next Generation
		ROLE: Architect, Lead KEY TECHNOLOGIES: Rational Rose, C++, SQL Server, MFC, ATL ·         AdvantageNG is an enterprise wide application used for marketing, engineering and pricing pre-manufactured buildings. ·         Technical lead over 10 – 15 developers. ·         Extensive use of advanced COM using both MFC and ATL. ·         Some modules written in VB 6.0. ·         System includes a three-dimensional CAD system written in OpenGL. ·         Managed the entire SDLC over the course of the project.
Black & Veatch			03/1997 – 10/1998
	Physical Data Assembly
		ROLE: Wrote graphics subsystem for CAD system KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C++, OpenGL, MFC, SQL Server, Win32 API ·         PDA is a three-dimensional CAD system developed at Black and Veatch to model both conventional and nuclear power plants.  ·         Wrote a complete implementation of STL that used allocators over memory mapped files to handle some of unique data structures needed for high performance matrix manipulation and caching. ·         100% responsible for the 3D graphics subsystem using OpenGL, sophisticated enough to navigate through the core of a nuclear reactor! ·         Program written in Visual C++ under Windows NT using an Oracle data server as a back end. ·         Extensive use of MFC and the low level Windows API.
Informix			10/1996 – 03/1997
	Relational Object Manager
		ROLE: Contractor KEY TECHNOLOGIES: Rational Rose, C++, MFC ·         ROM is a graphical data manager developed at Informix for managing object/relational databases. ·         This set of tools provides users with an easy interface for creating and editing tables, views, stored procedures, triggers, and privileges in Informix’s Universal Server. ·         Project required extensive knowledge of relational and object oriented database concepts. ·         Extensive use of MFC, COM and Visual C++ under Windows NT and UNIX. ·         Participated in a parallel project with the same functionality using Java and JDBC.
Kansas City Life Insurance			09/1995 – 10/1996
	Electronic Application and Client Manager for Life Insurance
		ROLE: Lead KEY TECHNOLOGIES: VB, C++              ·         Application allowed agents at Kansas City Life Insurance Company to collect client information and applications for life insurance using a laptop in the field. ·         Application provided artificial intelligence to assist clients in selecting a policy that best suited their needs while minimizing data entry. ·         Was in charge of developing the application for life insurance and managing other consultants and in-house programmers. ·         Application uses Visual Basic for a front-end, various C++ COM servers and Active X controls as middleware and SQL Server on the back end. ·         Developed all of the COM servers and 6 Active X controls including controls to capture a user’s signature and scan credit cards.
Hills Pet Nutrition (Colgate Palmolive)			1990 – 1996
	ROLE: Contracted entire projects
	International Forecasting and Inventory Management System
		KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C++, VB, Win32 API ·         Application involves a suite of components to assist Hill’s Pet Nutrition in forecasting sales and inventories in 43 foreign markets. ·         Managed other consultants and in-house employs in developing this system. ·         Project involved modules written in Excel using VBA, Microsoft Access, several DLL’s written in C++ and ODBC links to the AS/400.
	Bar-code /Inventory Tracking System
		KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C++, VB, Win32 API ·         Application involves tracking product from the factory floor to the point of sale using a bar code system. ·         Managed in-house employs in developing this system. ·         Front end written in Visual Basic.  Intermediate storage in Microsoft Access and DB/2 databases.  Final storage via ODBC links to the AS/400. ·         Project required expertise ranging from low-level systems programming to capture bar-code scans to high level training for workers on the factory floor.
	Purchasing Management System
		KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C++, VB, Win32 API ·         Application tracks both internal and supplier inventories of raw materials required in the manufacturing of pet food for Hill’s Pet Nutrition. ·         Project resulted in significant cost savings for Hills. ·         Managed the design and development of the system. ·         System contained modules written in Visual Basic, Microsoft Access and Visual C++.
	Executive Information System
		KEY TECHNOLOGIES: C++, VB, Win32 API ·         Application tracks important regulatory documents for Hill’s Pet Nutrition. ·         I was the project manager working with a number of representatives from a number of disciplines. ·         System involved tracking documents from conception through FDA approval. ·         System formally audited by the government.
Other Projects
	Accounting Systems
	Field sales systems
	Several applications with ODBC connections to the AS/400, Oracle, SQL Server and DB/2
	Several applications written in VBA, Java, JavaScript, Excel, and Microsoft Word
	Interviewed over 250 candidates for positions in the IT field

EDUCATION

MBA – Finance	Kansas University	92
BS – Business	Kansas University	90
CS – 24 Credits	Kansas University	90
Microsoft Certified Professional:  .NET 4.0 – WinForms, ASP.NET, ADO.NET, Enterprise Architecture.	Microsoft Certified	03
Microsoft Certified Professional: .NET 3.5 –  WPF	Microsoft Certified	09

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