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Michael Wechter Laguna Niguel, California 92677 (949) 280.0497 | Email: mjw@mwechter.com www.mwechter.com TECHNICAL EXPERTISE ·
Visual Studio Development VB/C#(2005-2015), WinForms, ASP.Net,
Infragistics, Web Services, Object Orientation, Client/Server, REST, VOIP, SIP,
C++, COM, COM+, DCOM, MAPI, MTS, MSMQ, SOAP, ADO, DAO, ASP, TSQL, C, XML,
Component One, Syncfusion, LumenVox ·
Applications MS SQL 2005-2016, MySQL, MS Access,
Accounting, Process Control, Manufacturing Systems, Supply Chain Systems,
Xbase, Clipper, Document Imaging Management, Interactive Voice Response, ASR
Speech Recognition, Text to Speech Systems, Speaker Verification, Security
Biometrics ·
Operating Systems WIN7, WIN8, WIN10, MS Sever
2003,2008,2012, Hyper-V PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Elite Interactive Solutions, Los
Angeles, CA November 2015 to March 2016 I was contracted to develop an
IVR (interactive voice response) system to allow onsite clients to use their
mobile phone to arm/disarm security systems. The system developed was based
on Twillio cloud based IVR platform and a MVR/Razor application running on a
VPS remote from the security command center. Remote uses would validate with
their (cell) phone to the IVR and then the IVR would communicate with the
monitoring system at the command center. If required, the user would be
connected directly with security personnel. Apperson Inc., Cerritos, CA December 2013 to March 2015 MiT Systems, Inc. , Fullerton, CA December 2011 to July 2012 County of San Diego Planning and
Land Use Services, San Diego,
CA July 2011 to February 2012 The products included a multi-tenancy IVR server based
on .Net VOIP processing engine developed by AdaptiveVoice (note: I own
AdaptiveVoice), a .Net based WIN32 WinForms Call Manager client and a
web based ASPX.net. AJAX enabled Call Manager client. The clients
communicated with the server based system via an internally developed high
transaction volume, secure web services communication channel. The Unified Communications system integrated voicemail,
auto-attendant, client directed IVR, flexible call trees based on
time/day/caller id, inbound and outbound T.38 faxing, outbound call
notifications, call bridging, SMS texting, call conferencing, call logging
and billing systems. ·
I was brought in as the LogicTree Project
Manager for the Los Angeles County Service Authority for Freeway
Emergencies (LA SAFE) Motorist Aid and Transportation Information
Systems (MATIS) project. The MATIS project will be the controlling
agency for a five county area including Los Angeles County, Orange County,
Ventura County, Riverside County and San Bernardino County. The population of
the area exceeds 20 million people. The 511 system will be the largest
traffic and transit transportation information system in the world when
completed in early 2009. Callers to 511 will be able to receive real-time
traffic information, transit trip planning, real-time bus arrival, rideshare
information, airport and seaport information, bicycle and tourist information
across the 20,000 square mile service area from cellular phone, home phones
and a web site portal. The MATIS project is a $50 million dollar, 10 year
product and services contract. ·
As Project Manager, I was responsible for
the project administration, development and design issues, post sale. The
MATIS project encompassed the primary client (LA SAFE), four associated
county technical committees, CALTRANS, California Highway Patrol, and two
project partners for a total of over 30 persons on the primary MATIS project
committee. LogicTree resources included engineering, voice interface design,
documentation and offshore teams in Pakistan and India for a total of 30 plus
project production personnel. FairPrice Systems Coto De
Caza, Ca December
2007 to April 2008 The medical office and patient
are presented with financing options within seconds of a swipe of the
patient’s driver’s license. Completely filled in and bar coded financing
documents are printed for the patient’s ‘wet signature’. The FairPrice
Project is fully security HIPAA compliant. All transactions and documents are
Triple-DES encrypted and logged as to time, function and user. Pipeline TRG, Santa Ana, CA July 2007 to
March 2008 ·
TRG was eighteen months into a project to
migrate Pindler & Pindler off a ‘green screen’ order
entry/invoicing system onto a C#, WinForm GUI front-end. The new system
had been built utilizing C# 2.0, VS2005, Blue Infinity data bridging to an
existing PICK Universe (D3 multi-value) database backend and utilizing
Syncfusion visual controls. I was brought in to evaluate and re-engineer a C#
GUI system that was buggy, un-documented and crashed often each day. I was
able to stabilize the platform, reduce the memory foot print from over 75
megabytes per user instance down to 20 megabytes, correct the system
control/object instancing, standardize the style and behavior of the user
interface, and cut the source code set down to 7,000 lines versus the
original 18,000 C# lines. Eastridge Group, San Diego, CA 2007 (June 2007 to October
2007) ·
I was contracted to be the architectural,
Project Manager and development lead on a highly visible project to produce
an application portal to enable Eastridge clients to self service job
placement requests, automate placement approvals, and receive Job Order
status notifications, time sheet payroll approvals, employee payroll
reporting functions, employee clock functions, and employee time sheet
capabilities. AdaptiveVoice, Laguna Niguel, CA September 2006 to June
2007 ·
Architected, Project Managed and implemented
the PatCare System under the guidance of the San Diego Medical Information
Society (SDMINE). PatCare is an application system built to scan and display
patient Continuity of Care Records (patient medical histories from the
charts) across all medical providers and hospitals in San Diego County.
Patcare is designed to be implemented as a county wide RHIO (Regional Health
Information Organization or Health Information Exchange). The medical provider’s office uses
a PC running a ‘thin’ .NET WinForms Windows application or a secure web
browser to verify a patient’s identity using two factor identification (token
and biometrics). Once verified by the PatCare servers using encrypted Web
Services, the provider has HIPAA compliant access to the patient’s basic
medical records via a document imaging paradigm to a very large scale
document management platform. Providers will share patient records
(histories, test results, insurance eligibility, demographics) instantly from
their offices or by secure remote access. PatCare will serve as a document
image and patient information data warehouse serving over 5,000 medical
providers and 2,000,000 patients in the Diego County. It is anticipated that
the Patcare servers will be providing access to over 100 million patient documents
images within five years. Advanced Sterilization Products Div. of Johnson & Johnson Irvine, Ca. April
2006 to September 2006 ·
Initiated a forensic audit of the data
warehouse and online invoicing systems at ASP and HCS. HCS is the corporate
arm of the Ethicon division which handles the actual invoicing and accounts
receivable functions for each of the operating companies within that
division. There were known to be problems with the invoicing but because of
general lax controls, the scope of the problem was not understood or
measured. Using my strong accounting, data warehouse and general systems
knowledge, I was able to track down multiple problems with the current
systems interfaces both internally and inter-company. Over a short period I
built an audit ‘process’ using multiple tools, reaching into five
different enterprise data systems in several locations. The audit uncovered
several million dollars in unbilled transactions (4,000+ invoices) and an
equal number and amount of 'double billed' customer transactions. ·
Once the ‘discovery phase’ of the
audit was complete, I designed a WinForms solution to maintain transaction
visibility, daily transaction balancing, and transaction resubmission
editing. The new ‘Revenue Cycle’ system, now being used, is
a ‘dashboard’ to the system invoicing/reconciliation activity. Message Broadcast,
Newport Beach, CA May 2004 to December 2005 ·
Established two new telecom co-location
facilities in June 2004. One facility was in Las Vegas, NV. Project managed,
designed, purchased hardware, implemented network, established WAN and
telecom connectivity for a server farm of 15 servers to support 6
DS3’s (3800+ channels) of outbound and inbound TDM. ·
Converted the AdaptiveVoice development
toolset (see below) specific for the MessageBroadcast product line into a
true multi-threaded .Net WinForm product. The AdaptiveVoice products allow
for the ‘programming’ of scripted interactive voice projects
without re-compilation. The ‘Adaptive Scripting Engine’ (ASE) runs
on each dialing server. The engine accesses Jscript, VBScript, late-bound
COM+, web-services and built-in middle-ware using a ‘loosely coupled
architecture’ and implementing MTS, MSMQ, COM+ and .Net. ·
Built a web-services based front-end
(WinForm/VB.Net) and back-end (VB.Net) to allow the creation of and
monitoring of ‘Message Campaigns’ to be supervised by customer
service representative in the Newport Beach service center. Automated major
functions involving very large scale uploading, cleansing, queuing, dialing,
and reporting on up to 1.5 million phone calls per day. AdaptiveVoice, Laguna Niguel, CA November 2002 to
April 2004 ·
Project managed and developed a clustered,
message based (HTTP/MSMQ) transaction system based on COM+/MTS. The system
integrated multiple programming languages into a common processing methodology
and automatically scaled the server load over multiple physical systems. Interactive Communications, Mission Viejo, CA 2002 (March to November) ·
Designed IVR Runtime Engine that supports
standard IVR functions (conferencing, switch control, speech recognition,
verification, veracity), capable of handling thousands simultaneous phone
calls. ·
Designed architecture and led
deployment of audio text system that enabled client to manage dynamic
menu system customized for each environment. ·
Architected IVR Development Environment and
Graphical User Interface System (WinForm) marketed to 3rd party IVR
developers provide complete in-house development environment. The
systems allowed complete control of runtime via TCP/IP. ·
Created IVR Development GUI (WinForm) with
menu system, capable of accessing and modifying IVR Runtime System in
real-time using HTTP protocols, SOAP, and XML messaging via remote access.
Developed middle-ware 'validation system' to establish rapid development
environment using 80% less code in the product, resulting in a significant
decrease in development and maintenance resources with the resulting
increased ROI and faster time to a market. EPC International, Irvine, Ca. September 2000 to March
2002 ·
Achieved direct goal of designing an
affordable Enterprise Class System to manage supply chain, accounting,
financial, wireless access, manufacturing, and inventory. Drove efforts
to streamline integration into legacy systems. ·
Implemented single application server that
supported transaction message brokering and the application layer with
connectivity to single MSSQL database, capable of processing 8000+ transactions
per minute. Championed objectives to provide scalability with
significantly low cost for hardware and equipment. ·
Established technology to enable client
applications (WinForm, Web, and Handheld) to process transactions through IIS
as XML data/HTTP requests over TCP/IP. Eliminated need for
hundreds of phone lines to accept data. ·
Delivered 1-year project in 8-months using
only 4 programmers when budgeted for 10 programmers, resulting in over $1
million in savings. University of California Los
Angeles, L.A., CA (1998 to 2000) Starion Inc., Chicago, Illinois (1989-1995) Teksoft, Chicago, Illinois (1975 to
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