Mike Pollock

Professional Experience

. I have extensive experience developing dynamic client-

side web sites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and DOM.

. I have a solid background using server-side technologies

such as ColdFusion MX 7 and 8.0, ASP.NET with VB.NET and

C#, PHP, and JSP.

. I have fifteen years I.T. experience.

Technical Skills

Languages: ColdFusion MX 7 and 8.0, Java, JavaScript,

HTML, PHP, JSP, ASP.NET, SQL, VB.NET, C#,

ActionScript 3.0, C, C++ and CSS

Frameworks: J2EE, Model Glue, Struts (Jakarta 1.0), jQuery,

and .NET.

APIs: EJB, JMS, JNDI, JDBC, ADO, Swing, Win32 API

Databases: Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, Microsoft Access,

and MySQL

Operating Systems: Windows 2000/XP, Unix

IDEs: Visual Studio 2008, Dreamweaver, Eclipse, and Flash

CS4

Tools: Microsoft Visual Source Safe, Subversion, Ant,

and JUnit

Security Clearance: Secret

Experience 5/2011-10/22/2011 Tapestry/Boeing

St. Louis, MO

Leveraged a customer .NET framework called Dashtop

to develop widgets (mini-apps) for an application

used to track maintenance schedules for helicopters

at Ft. Rucker. C#, WPF, and XAML were used in

development, while SQL Server 2008 R2 was used for

the back end.

Worked on creating forms for a work-flow

application using HTML, CSS, XML, XSLT, and

Javascript.

9/2010-5/2011 STL/Growmark

Bloomington, IL

Developed a Crop Protection Cost Worksheet user

interface using ASP.NET, VB.NET, jQuery, and Oracle

10g, which automates the manual process of sifting

through large stacks of price sheets to create and

edit information related to the worksheet. This

interface is used to match up vendor costs with

co-op members.

Developed a Vendor Zone Maintenance user interface

using ASP.NET, VB.NET, jQuery, and Oracle 10g that

allows users to enter new, and edit existing,

Geographic Vendor Zones.

The Crop Protection Cost Worksheet and Vendor Zone

Maintenance are part of an existing in-house EPR

(Enterprise Resource Planning) system called

OMNIv2.

Crystal Reports was used for creating reports for

the different areas of the ERP system.

09/2009-12/2009 TEK Systems/Washington University

St. Louis, MO

Programmer Analyst

The responsibilities for this job required coding a

rewrite of an existing system, which was used as a

data entry system to store data taken from

participants in a clinical research study done at

the medical school. The system was rewritten in

Flash CS4, C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, and Microsoft SQL

Server.

Set up a Microsoft SQL Server database which was

used for the migration of an existing Access

database to a SQL Sever database.

The web application was created in Flash CS4, C#,

and ASP.NET. The Flash API HTTPService, URLLoader,

URLRequest, and URLVariable objects were used to

call ASP.NET pages.

Flash was mostly used to create UI's for data

entry.

SWFObject 2.0 was used to instantiate and display

the Flash forms in the web pages.

Used Python for CGI scripting to maintain an

existing web site hosted on an Apache web server in

a Linux environment.

06/2008-02/2009 TEK Systems/RTGX St. Louis, MO

Programmer Analyst

Developed against the CRIS system which stores

information about other information systems used by

USTRANSCOM (U.S.Transportation Command), AMC (Air

Mobility Command), and SDDC (Surface Deployment and

Distribution Command). This system helped users

manage and store data about logistics more

efficiently.

Implemented new functionality to RMS (Requirement

Management System), a subsystem of CRIS, using

ColdFusion 8.0 and SQL based on new user

requirements. RMS was used by managers and other

users to submit requirements for the CRIS system

itself.

ASP.NET, VB.NET, and C# were used to maintain

ancillary applications to the CRIS system.

Added JavaScript routines to implement hover-menus

and warning messages, alerting users prior to a

form submittal.

Created external CSS files to give HTML tables a

standard look-and-feel.

Model Glue framework, a Fusebox variant, was used

to create an MVC-style web application.

01/2008-06/2008 TEK Systems/AT&T St. Louis, MO

Programmer Analyst

Developed new functionality for each new release of

USDOTT, a backup system for LightSpeed, which is

used to create orders and trouble tickets for AT&T

customers. The USDOTT system sustained operability

of taking orders and fulfilling trouble tickets for

customers.

This new functionality consisted of creating, or

modifying, graphical user interfaces, and event

handling using JavaScript, HTML, CSS, ColdFusion

8.0, and AJAX.

Implemented AJAX functionality to pre-populate

drop-downs based on user input and to display a

calendar based on an XML file containing servicing

dates. XML files were sent and retrieved for B2B

via the SOAP protocol; this was implemented in the

form of an EJB utilizing the JMS (Java Messaging

Service) and JNDI (Java Naming Directory Interface)

APIs. JDBC was used to populate the associated

tables for the drop-downs prior to retrieval from

ColdFusion 8.0 and JSP.

The Eclipse editor was used extensively throughout

development of ColdFusion 8.0 and Java. It was

also used to set up Ant to build and compile Java

code.

Identified code that would be better suited

implemented as a component using ColdFusion 8.0.

05/2007-01/2008 TEK Systems/BAE Systems St. Louis,

MO

Programmer Analyst

Developed a module in ColdFusion MX 7 that

contained functionality to handle LAU's (Limited

Access Users), which were users who had limited

access to the U.S. Air Force's forum web site.

This system gave users the capability to

consolidate information pertinent to their

projects.

Enhanced, and integrated, a third-party rich-text

editor and spell checker using JavaScript and

ColdFusion MX 7.

Enhanced existing code in ColdFusion MX 7 and SQL.

Debugged and maintained Air Forces forum web site.

2004-2005 T's-n-things Brownstown, IL

Programmer Analyst

Designed and developed a web site using PHP,

JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and MySQL.

Cascading style sheets were used as standard

formatting for all the web pages.

PHP was used to handle data in a MySQL database,

and also for creating a shopping cart for the

system.

JavaScript was used on the client side to handle

browser events, form validation, and dynamic pages.

1999-2002 Trust Company of the West Los Angeles, CA

Programmer Analyst

Maintained a PowerBuilder/Sybase system which

tracked yields, YTM, Coupon rates, WAL,

Durations, and Convexities for Mortgage Backed

Securities. This system helped financial analysts

determine when and what would be a good trade,

which increased profits for the company.

Used Java to develop classes that used a class

framework, which read financial data from flat

files into system specific Sybase tables. This

framework made it possible for T1 (trade plus one

day) analysis.

J2EE, BEA's weblogic application server, EJB's,

RMI, and Java Swing were used in the development of

financial systems. The use of Swing was used to

develop an MVC (Model View Controller) interface.

JDBC was used to populate swing components with

data, and update tables reflecting updates made by

users in the different swing components.

Swing (or the JFC library) was used to create the

user-interface of the system.

Swing's built-in MVC (Model-View-Controller)

architecture was leveraged to implement a real-time

reporting system with a different view for each

report that required a different presentation.

Ant was used to build applications dependent on

external libraries.

Maintained web pages of one of their thin client

systems using ASP, JSP and Jakarta Struts, HTML,

PHP, JavaScript, and VBScript.

1998-1999 MCA Universal Universal City, CA

Programmer Analyst

Wrote the system documentation (user's manual) for

the legal copyright system.

Coded modules using PowerBuilder 6.5 and the PFC

for a product licensing/legal system. This system

gave the company's legal department quick access to

copyright material on all of Universal's products

(film and proprietary products).

Coded DLL plug-ins using C++ and Visual C++.

1996-1998 Deluxe Laboratories Los Angeles, CA

Programmer Analyst

Developed and maintained code using PowerBuilder

5.0.

Enhanced real-time modules attached to film

processing stations that allowed for instant

tracking of film during processing.

1995-1996 Blue Cross St. Louis, MO

Programmer Analyst

Participated with team to design, develop, and

implement membership, admissions, and other various

applications using PowerBuilder 5.0 and Sybase.

Sybase duties included writing stored procedures.

1994-1995 Mallinckrodt St. Louis, MO

Programmer Analyst

Performed the analysis, reviewing, and

implementation of code fixes for a PowerBuilder

4.0/Oracle 7.0 application, which was used as a

real-time system in conjunction with Reuters for

the analysis of financial data.

1994-1994 Earthgrains St. Louis, MO

Programmer Analyst

Debugged and modified a Dough Scheduler application

using Borland C/C++ environment.

Coded an expanded memory routine, file routines,

and pull-down menu routines.

1993-1994 Union Electric St. Louis, MO

Programmer Analyst

Used the Arthur Andersen Design Methodology for

design. The application was developed in

PowerBuilder and DB2.

1993-1993 Eaglesoft Effingham, IL

Programmer Analyst

Participated in the development of a database

application for dental offices using PowerBuilder

3.0. C, C++, and Visual C++ 1.0 was used in

writing a few DLLs for flat file processing and

time related functionality which accessed the

system clock.

The system tracked insurance, patients, billing,

and scheduling of appointments.

Education 2007 University of North Dakota Grand Forks, ND

B.A., Liberal Arts

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