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PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
A Chief Architect and Technical Director with over 20 years of
experience providing organizations with technology leadership, vision, and
strategy. During my career, I have been able to rapidly adapt to new
industries and have experience in the banking, pharmaceutical, healthcare,
publishing, legal, and insurance domains as well as for DoD and federal
agencies. My hands-on technical and management expertise includes
Advanced Analytics, Big Data, Content Management Systems (CMS), Decision
Support Systems (DSS), Transactional Solutions, Security Solutions, Workflow
Solutions, Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), Cloud Computing, E-Commerce,
Software Development, and Enterprise Architecture. I have proven
accomplishments working as a federal contractor, startup operation,
technology consultant, pre-sales and proposal technical lead, and strategy
technologist. QUALIFICATIONS
EDUCATION / CERTIFICATIONS: ·
Bachelor of Science: Computer Science - University of
Maryland
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Certified Professional Project Manager (PMP) – PMI
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Many Industry Technical & Management Certifications
(Java, Microsoft, EMC, Cisco, IBM, and others)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Chief Architect xScion Solutions: McLean, VAMarch 2015 - Present Chief
Architect responsible for the leading the design and development of big data
and enterprise services architectures and solutions for healthcare industry
clients. United Network
of Organ Sharing (UNOS): Richmond, VA Project Lead /
Architecture responsible for the development of UNOS’s strategic technology
roadmap, target architecture, and pilot programs. Project
Description: ·
Develop a
Next Generation Enterprise Services Framework and Destination Platform Suite
in order to transition from their legacy Microsoft ASP solution to a more
robust solution providing Big Data Services and Analytics, Data
Virtualization, Business Process Management, Enterprise Content Management,
Semantic Processing of Unstructured Data, SOA/RESTFUL Services, and Real-Time
Medical Record Data Exchange within a Cloud Hosted Environment. ·
Establish a
DevOps - Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment (CICD)
environment to support the end-to-end software development and deployment
lifecycle. Designed to support a large number of agile development teams,
.NET & Java frameworks, build and testing workflows, virtualization, and
cloud-based hosting and provisioning (Rackspace). Key Technologies: JBoss Suite (Portal, Fuse
Service Works, BPM Suite, Data Virtualization), Hortonworks Data Platform, Hadoop,
HDFS, MapReduce, HIVE, Pig, Scoop, Spark, Onyara Apache NiFi, Spring
Framework, Alfresco CMS, Apache Stanbol, Hapi / FHIR / HL7, HIPAA, Revolution
Analytics, Tableau, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, SAS, Vagrant, Docker,
Oracle VirtualBox, Chef, Rundeck, Rackspace, and Amazon AWS. Sr. IT Manager / Solutions Architect Capital One: Richmond, VAJune 2011 – March 2015 Solutions
Architect responsible for the development of bank project architectures,
platform integrations, technical design review, project intent and grooming,
and assisting with the resolution of technical issues. ·
NextGen
Teller Branch Image Capture (NGTB) Program – The 3+ year effort of migrating
the Bank’s Teller, ATM, and Items Processing systems to new platforms.
The goal of the program was to eliminate Branch and ATM paper transactions,
reduce courier runs, centralize and virtualize Items Processing, and improve
operational, fraud, and IT efficiencies; while reducing operational costs. ·
ING (360) /
Retail ATM & Items Processing Integration Project – Integration of the
Retail Bank’s ATM, Items Processing, and supporting systems to the existing
360 core banking systems. This allows the 360 customers to utilize the
ATMs at the Retail and Café locations to make withdrawals and deposits.
Updates to the Retail and 360 systems to allow for cross bank duplicate
detection, On-Us funds availability and internal exchange. New
solutions architecture for the management of off-site ATM using an external
vendor allowing for the dynamic growth into new market areas without future
development or changes. ·
Retail
& Direct Bank Core Strategy Program – The development and delivery of a
new bank core strategy and architecture to allow for the reduction of
operational cost and number of supported platforms, increased productivity
and feature development, growth of in-house knowledge, and better
alignment and support of the business’ product development and
delivery. Design and development of a hub-centric, event-driven, rules
and workflow based transaction framework / platform Key Technologies: JBoss Suite (EAP, Fuse, jBPM,
MQ), Spring Framework, Spring Batch, Oracle 11g RAC, Teradata, Cassandra,
PostgreSQL, Cloudera Enterprise Hadoop, PCI DSS, GITHub, VersionOne,
Casewise, IBM Rational Asset Manager (RAM), FIS Systematics, FIS Profile v6.2
& 7.5, FIS VisionIP, DDS Trips, Fiserv Float Pricing System, Argo Teller
Platform, NCR Aptra ATM & RDC. Project Lead / Chief Architect BAE Systems: Hampton, VANovember 2010 – April
2011 US Army TRADOC
G2 - Cultural Knowledge Consortium (CKC): Fort Monroe,
VA
Project Lead /
Architecture responsible for the development of the CKC’s enterprise vision
and roadmap. Project
Description: ·
The CKC’s
Commercial Internet Portal serves as a data hub for the socio-cultural
community and delivers enterprise services and tools to enable the
community. Its core component areas centered on Community, Application,
Data, and Training. ·
The CKC’s
Distributed Common Ground System – Army (DCGS-A) project is a Cloud-based
solution designed to provide centralized access and storage via a Big Data
solution to socio-cultural analytical tools and data stored in web sites,
data repositories, and content management systems. Key
Technologies: DCGS-A, MarkLogic, MetaCarta, Janya Semantex, AppTek, Kapow,
Attensity, Ozone Widget Framework (OWF), ESRI ArcGIS, Java, WSO2, Thetus
Savanna, Vivisimo Velocity, Adobe Flex, Apache Solr, Apache Tomcat, Apache
Hadoop, Apache Hbase, Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS), Apache MapReduce. Chief Architect DMG Federal: Newport News, VAMarch 2010 –
November 2010 Naval Special Warfare Development Group: Dam Neck, VAMarch 2010 –
September 2010 ·
Developed
an Enterprise Architecture plan and solutions design to support the
operational and support requirements of the Finance and Travel Offices. Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command: Little Creek, VAApril 2010 –
November 2010 ·
Project
advisor responsible for the delivery of a project and technology roadmap to
achieve a consolidated data reporting and dashboard solution based on
disbursed sensor data, audit logs, and databases. Key
Technologies: Microsoft VB & C#, Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Microsoft
SharePoint 2010, and Crystal Reports 12.0, SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI,
Oracle, MySQL, SAS, and Teradata Associate – Project Manager / Sr. Enterprise Architect Booz | Allen | HamiltonJanuary 2008 – March 2010 Naval Air System Command: PentagonSeptember 2009 – March 2010 Project
Description: To deliver a web-based Financial Decision Analytical Support
System and Scoring Engine within a 4 month time span. The system
provides financial sponsors and decision makers with attribute based insights
about their programs. The presented program insights allow decision makers
to create analytical profiles, which score and rank programs, allow funding
adjustments, and are exported as analytical reports. Naval Air System Command: Patuxent River, MDJuly 2009 – March 2010 Project
Description: To deliver a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS)
2007-based analytical solution to provide project stakeholders with clear
statistical insights about their project before making decisions. The
solution uses captured project attributes, historical data, and calculated
project projection using a custom scoring engine to produce charts and
reports used in the decision making process. Undisclosed Client: Undisclosed LocationMay 2009 – March 2010 Project
Description: To deliver a RFID/RTLS solution for monitoring and tracking
individuals locations as they navigated internal building locations.
This solution was designed to prevent entry into unsecure areas of an open
location. It was also integrated with the video analytic system and the
physical security system. US Marines: Quantico, VADecember 2008 – September
2009 Project Description: To deliver a web-based
Critical Asset Management System (CAMS), which allowed users to dynamically
analyze, monitor, and manage mission critical assets, organizations, and
contact. The solution allowed the users to manage the information via
hierarchical and GIS Map interface screens. Department of Justice: Washington, D.C.February 2008 – March 2010 Project Description: To deliver an Enterprise Collaborative Case
Information and Document Management solution as an upgrade to an existing
Oracle Forms 6i and Visual Basic 6 data management application. Work with the
client to redevelop key operational processes and terminology. Key
Technologies: Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA), Department of Defense
Enterprise Architecture (DoDAF), Microsoft VB & C#, Team Foundation Server 2008, Microsoft Office
SharePoint Server 2007, AJAX, Amazon AWS, WSO2, ESRI ArcGIS 9.3.1, Oracle Database 11g, AeroScout, Cisco,
DevExpress WinForms Controls, MindFusion FlowChart.NET 5.1, Ext JS, jQuery,
EMC Documentum 6.5, EMC Captiva, and Citrix Presentation Server. Enterprise
Architect Eastport
Analytics: Arlington, VAFebruary 2007 – January 2008 Develop Analyst-Centric solutions and
architectures for the IRS, AARP, FTTTF, and other intelligence gathering
organization designed to allow the analysts to search out and retrieve
unstructured and structured data from various resources while persisting the
extracted data into an intelligence repository. Once the data has been
persisted the analyst would be able to filter the data and send it to various
analytical tools for additional processing. Key Technologies: InXight ThingFinder,
SmartDiscovery Awareness & Extraction Servers, SRA NetOwl, RDF Stores, Tibco
Spotfire, i2 Analyst’s Notebook, Attensity, Visual Analytics, Aduna
Software, Tildenwoods Centrifuge, Jena, Carrot2, Apache Lucene,
Intellidimension RDF Gateway, OpenLink Virtuoso, Microsoft SharePoint v3.0,
Microsoft Office SharePoint Service 2007, AJAX, MS.NET, SharePoint Web Parts,
Microsoft SQL Server 2005, Microsoft Office 2007, Java, Tomcat, Python,
Postgres, and mySQL. Enterprise
Architect / Senior Developer / Oracle DBA JBI
Technologies:November 2004 – September 2006 Combined Explosives Exploitation Cell: Camp Victory, Iraq ·
Upgrade an
existing ColdFusion 7.02 web site to allow for content management and
workflow of IED related information. The web site manages relational
data, related documents, and media through an editorial and publishing
lifecycle. Created new public web site allowing other tracking and
trending systems to access and analyze the captured data. ·
Forward
deployed liaison and support for NAVEODTECHDIV fielded software. Key Technologies: Microsoft VB.NET and C#
.NET 2005, ColdFusion, MS Access & MS SQL Server Navy EOD Technical Division: Indian Head, MD ·
Create an
application suite for automated acceptance, processing, validation, and
importing of large quantities or varied 3rd party external data; normalizing
and transforming the data into a standardized XML structure, manage the
corresponding content files, and injecting them into an Oracle database. ·
Provide DBA
support for Oracle 8i, 9i, & 10g databases and develop data
transformation SQL scripts. Key Technologies: Microsoft VB.NET and C#
.NET 2003 / 2005, Java, JBoss, Oracle 8i -10g, SOA, Exchange, AJAX, XML, and
XSLT. Bluewater
Consulting, LLC: New York, NY & Washington D.C.January 2002– February
2007 Consultant:
Technical Manager Dow Lohnes: Washington, D.C.September 2006–
February 2007 ·
Used as a
lead resource for application development, business systems decisions and
other I.T. best practices reporting to the law firm’s Chief Technology
Officer. ·
Primary
responsibility was enterprise architecture, hiring a new staff, project
management, and as an accounting and human resources departments resource for
maintaining and enhancing the current solutions. Key Technologies: Microsoft VB.NET 2005,
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 & 2005, Ceridian, Aderant CMS, CopiTrack
LaserTrak, Equitrac, Interwoven FileSite, Perl, and SAS. Enterprise Architect /
Senior Developer Client: Pfizer
Pharmaceuticals: Parsippany, NJAugust 2002– November 2004 ·
Developed
Synergy; a rules-based financial web application used to gather
Pfizer-Pharmacia merger related data from worldwide sources for NY management
to report to Wall Street. Synergy has a security hierarchy, a data
repository, and over 60 complex reports. ·
Redeveloped
Pegasus 2.0 – Converted an existing web data warehouse application to support
worldwide regional settings, enhanced ActiveX grids, and a user-friendly
interface. Key Technologies: Microsoft Visual Basic &
C++ 6, Crystal Reports Enterprise, IIS 4, ASP, COM, ActiveX, and Oracle 8i. Consultant:
Enterprise Architect / Senior Java and VB.NET Developer Client: AFM and EPF: New York City, NYApril 2002
– August 2002 ·
Designed
and prototyped AFM and EPF’s pension workflow system. The system manages the
complete day-to-day operation of the company. Key
Technologies: Microsoft VB.NET 2002, Actuate e.Spreadsheet, SQL Server 7,
Crystal Reports, and WebLogic 6.1. Consultant: Enterprise Architect / Interwoven Expert Client: TD
Waterhouse: Jersey City, NJJanuary 2002 – August 2002 ·
Designed an
Interwoven content publishing system for creating and deploying time
sensitive and Federal Regulated content in a collaborative environment.
·
Created
system architecture documentation, hardware requirements, and deployment
strategies as well as network architecture improvements. Key Technologies: Interwoven TeamSite 5.1 and
Perl. Project
Manager / Senior Java Developer Lexis-Nexis / LexisONE.com: New Providence, NJFebruary
2001 – November 2001
·Identified
and presented new technologies, architectures and solutions to the Technology
Team for documentation, knowledge exchange and global reusability toward
better technical efficiency. ·Developed
a web-based publishing workflow system, which consisted of role oriented
tasks and multiple levels of security using Interwoven TeamSite.
Created content entry and presentation templates. The project also
allowed for a seamless deployment of the content from concept to
production. Performed an upgrade of Interwoven TeamSite from 4.5 to
5.x. Key Technologies: Borland JBuilder, IBM VisualAge
for Java, Netscape IPlanet Server, BEA WebLogic 5.1, XML, Oracle 8i,
Interwoven TeamSite 5.1 & OpenDeploy, and Perl. Project Manager / Senior Developer RCM
Technologies: Morristown, NJFebruary 2000– February 2001 ·Developed
HealthyGlobe, an interactive Internet kiosk, used in medical complex
examination rooms. The solution provided demographic-specific videos
and advertising streamed to the patients as well as medical references and
office productivity applications to the doctors and staff. ·Created
Hertz Rental Wireless Reservation System provided the user with web-enabled
phones or handheld devices to create, view, or modify their current
reservations. Key Technologies: Microsoft Visual Basic &
C++ 6.0, Microsoft Messaging Queue, Microsoft Transaction Server, IIS 4.0,
ASP, COM, ActiveX, and Microsoft SQL Server 6.0 & 7.0. Director of
Application Development Music.com: Morristown, NJAugust 1999 – February
2000
·Provided
technical decision-making, staffing, network infrastructure, project
planning, and development knowledge. ·Contracted
and managed consultants, hosting facilities, connectivity providers, and
hardware acquisitions. Key Technologies: Sun, Netscape Enterprise
Server, IIS 4.0, ASP and SQL Server 6.5, ATG Dynamo, Oracle 8i, Java, and
JavaScript. Project Manager / Senior Web Developer Medical Economics: Montvale, NJJune 1997 – August
1999
·
Designed
and programmed a publishing workflow system (Journal Editorial System) using
Java, Netscape Enterprise, Sybase, and Microsoft technologies (VB 6.0,
ActiveX, Office) deployed to Sun Enterprise servers. The JES manages
the company’s complete editorial workflow and publication of its thirty-six
magazines and journals. ·
Managed the
redesign of medecinteractive.com v1.0 (MEI), the company’s first web
presence, created a new e-commerce information portal containing all of the
information resources published by Medical Economics and other third party
content using Netscape PublishingXpert, Verity, Oracle, and Sybase
technologies deployed to Sun Enterprise servers. Key Technologies: Sun, Netscape PublishingXpert,
Verity, Java, Perl, XML, SGML, Quark, PDF, Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0,
ActiveX, Microsoft Office 97, Oracle 6, Informix, Microsoft SQL Server, and
Sybase. Project
Manager / Senior Web Developer Lifeweb /
Datalife Associates: Verona, NJSeptember 1996 – June 1997 ·Architected,
developed, and managed a project to create a web-based insurance policy sales
workflow suite, which allowed for sales automation, activity prioritization,
and the rapid distribution and retrieval of information. ·Converted
and deployed the existing DOS based actuarial software to either an ActiveX
control / COM Object using VB 5.0 or Java applets. Key
Technologies: Microsoft Visual Basic & C++ 5.0, IIS 3.0, ASP, ActiveX,
COM, Java, Microsoft SQL Server 5.0-6.0, Netscape LiveWire. Systems
Administrator / Senior Web Developer IN Jersey / Asbury Park Press: Neptune, NJApril
1995 – September 1996
·Key
Projects: o
Comcast /
@Home Concept – Interactive Cable box of the future, which featured
DVR-functionality, On-Demand Movies & Audio, Movie Database,
Personalization, Content Portal, and Email. o
Asbury Park
Press News & NJ 101.5FM – Dynamically generated news media site,
interactive forums, one of the first streaming radio stations, and chat
boards. o
Programmer’s
Paradise E-commerce – one of the first ecommerce sites, content completely
database driven. ·Member
of an award winning development team, which designed and marketed an
interactive training CD-ROMs for the news media market. Key
Technologies: Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0, Sun Solaris, Cisco, U.S. Robotics,
Major BBS, Netscape Navigator 1.0-2.0, Perl, Java 1.0, RealAudio, Apple
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