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| Position Desired | Database Software Development |
| Availability | March 30, 1998 after graduating from Georgia Tech |
| Skills | |
| Knowledge | Client-Server Software Development, Object Oriented Design |
| Computer Languages | PowerBuilder (4.0 - 5.0), PFC, SQL, Oracle PL/SQL, C, Java, Kornshell scripting, AWK, Pascal, Rexx |
| Databases | Oracle 7.2, Minerva MiniSQL |
| Operating Systems | Unix (Linux and Solaris); Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, 95, and 3.1; OS/2 (2.1 - 4.0); Dos |
| Internet | HTML 3.2, CGI |
| Software Tools | Oracle SQL*Plus, Adobe Photoshop, Project Scheduler 6, GIMP |
| Employment History | |
| September 1992 - Present |
Georgia Tech Research Institute,
Atlanta, GA Administrative Information Systems Team Worked with PowerBuilder, Oracle SQL*Plus, PL/SQL, Lotus 1-2-3 Macros with DataLens. Developed in-house data reporting, project planning, and data entry applications for project directors and managers, Accounting department, HR department, and Management and Project Support Group. Major software applications created include project cost reporting, project planning, and HR data entry. Developed using an in-house class library and PowerBuilder Foundation Class (PFC) library. |
| September 1995 - March 1996 |
Dresden.com,
Atlanta, GA Developed custom software mainly in a Web environment with CGI using C on a Linux system. Developed interactive Web sites for businesses, and worked on creating an easily customizable, on-line catalogue ordering system. Also used Delphi moderately. |
| Education | |
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Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA Major in Computer Science specializing in Database Systems and Systems Software. Major GPA 3.6/4.0; Overall GPA 3.1/4.0. Dean's List 8 quarters. Graduating in March 1998 with BSCS and certificates in Psychology and Economics. |
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| Related Interests | |
| Active member of Eastside Baptist Church, Marietta, GA, including maintaining an e-mail mailing list (for which I wrote the software) and web site for the College Department. | |
| Active member of the Georgia Tech chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), and a member of the national ACM. | |
| Secretary for the Undergraduate Living Center dorm Hall Council. Duties include keeping and posting accurate minutes around building and on web site, maintaining the web site, publicizing and helping with planned events. | |