Robert Logan Smith
2427 Seminary Rd | Silver Spring, MD 20910 | (540) 449-9285 | logan86@vt.edu

JAVA/Web Developer

·                       Junior Web developer with analytical mindset and extensive hands on experience on a complex government IT Agile transformation project.

·                       Have attained Top Secret with full scope poly in the past and currently hold a DHS public trust security clearance.

·                       Fast learner, hard worker and team player who is proficient in an array of scripting languages, JAVA and various Web tools.

Technical Toolbox

Languages: Proficient in JavaScript, AngularJS, CSS, HTML, JAVA, XML SQL.
Tools: STS, Oracle SQL Developer, git
Additional Web Tools Used Maven to integrate needed dependencies. I also have experience with MongoDB, HTML5, Tomcat, NodeJS, Jenkins Continuous Integration system, TortoiseGit, Oracle database, and Activiti.
Education

Virginia Tech – Blacksburg, VA
BS, Business Management, Entrepreneurship Innovation and Technology
Courses:

Web/JAVA Development Experience

Java Developer, USCIS Project-Washington DC, 12/15/2013-present.

·                       Assisted in developing a open source web application for USCIS. This application allows a customer to electronically file an I-90 (replacement for greencard application). As well as allowing adjudicators to adjudicate them by interfacing with external systems and pulling in data that is needed to adjudicate a case.  

·                       Used HTML and AngularJS on the frontend to develop a dynamic UI experience. This included writing and implementing directives, utilizing  Angular's data binding and dependency injection to minimize code rewrite. Using and writing CSS to style the html in creative and efficient templates.

·                       Connecting the frontend to the service layer using Spring MVC, and REST calls to the JAVA controller/end points.  Secured the endpoints by using Spring Security.

·                       At the JAVA layer  I used Mockito for mocking service/DAO classes in JUnit tests. I created POJOs, interfaces, service implementation classes, and Controllers/Endpoints. Utilized anonymous classes for sorting and organizing sets and strings.

·                       To connect from Java to the Oracle database, I implemented DAO objects that queried the database using Spring Data and Hibernate.

·                       Used the git stack with Jenkins to facilitate continuous integration.

Certifications

Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)-  02/20/2014