Java Development

MOSES GUILLEN

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El Paso, Texas **925

Mobile: 915-***-****

Home: 915-***-****

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OBJECTIVE: To obtain a position in information technology as to allow me

to

utilize my knowledge in the areas of software engineering and

research and development.

EDUCATION: REGIS UNIVERSITY (Denver, Colorado)

Master of Science in Software Engineering Degree.

Thesis: How to Utilize Java(TM) Technology for the Wireless

Industry (Emphasis: CLDC 1.1 and MIDP 2.0)

Graduated with Honors in December 2008: GPA 4.0

Received Graduate Level Academic Certificate in the field of

Enterprise Java Software Development

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO

BBA: Double major in Accounting and Computer Information

Systems.

COMPUTER: Program/Query/Markup Languages: Java (Android SDK, JME/J2ME,

SKILLS JSE/J2SE, and JEE/J2EE), C/C++, SQL, HTML, and XML.

Application Development: Android Application Development, J2ME

Mobile Development Using BlackBerry and Other Devices, Java

Applications and Applets Using Java Swing, Java Web Start,

JSP/Servlets/Struts, EJBs, JMS, BEA WebLogic 8.1, JDBC,

Cloudscape, InstantDB, Oracle, I18N in Java, JUnit, JMUnit,

Design Patterns (GOF and J2EE), Refactoring, UML, and Axis

Web

Services using SOAP.

Development Tools: Eclipse, Android Developer Tool (ADT) plug-

in

for Eclipse, Eclipse BlackBerry Plugin(s), BlackBerry

JDE/MDS,

Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java, Eclipse ME, NetBeans IDE,

Ant,

Antenna, CVS, PVCS, Proguard, Vi, Eclipse UML, and UML Magic

Draw.

Mobile Development API(s): Android SDK, Lightweight User

Interface Toolkit (LWUIT) 2.0, File Connection and PIM APIs

(JSR 75), Java API for Bluetooth (JSR 82), MIDP 2.1 (JSR

118),

Mobile Media API 1.0 (JSR 135), CLDC 1.1 (JSR 139), Web

Services (JSR 172), Security and Trust Services API (JSR

177),

Location API Using GPS (JSR 179), Wireless Messaging API 2.0

(JSR 205), Content Handler API (JSR 211), Scalable 2D Vector

Graphics (SVG) (JSR 226), Payment API (JSR 229), Advanced

Multimedia Supplements (JSR 234), Mobile I18N API (JSR 238).

Mobile Development Toolkits: Android SDK Tools, Sun Java

Wireless Toolkit 2.5.2 for CLDC and Java Platform Micro

Edition Software Development Kit (SDK) 3.0.

Updating Skill set: Android SDK and BlackBerry APIs.

Operating Systems: MS DOS/Windows XP/Vista, Linux, Unix, and

Solaris.

Network System Administration: Setting up a Secure WiFi

Network,

TCP/IP, and Ethernet.

Applications: MS Office and MS Visio.

SECURITY TS/SCI (Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information) -

cleared

CLEARANCE: Successfully completed a full-scope background check and

polygraph.

WORK Sr. Consultant (Contracting Firm: Intelliswift)

EXPERIENCE: Provided Software Engineering Services For Trimble

Navigation

(11/09-4/10) Limited (Tempe, Arizona)

-Ported Location Base Service (LBS) or Global Positioning

System (GPS) applications written in Java to various JME

devices.

-Deployed applications to devices that were hosted on the

AT&T

and T-Mobile Networks, respectively.

-Successfully ported GeoCache Navigator to: Samsung SGH-

A877 Impression, Pantech C-790 Aladdin, Samsung SGH-797

Flight, Samsung SGH-897 Mythic, Huawei U7519, Samsung SGH-

T469 Gravity 2, Samsung SGH-T659, Sony Ericsson TM717

Equinox, BlackBerry 9700 Bold 2, Samsung SGH-T749

Highlight,

and Nokia 3711.

-Successfully ported Trimble Outdoors to: LG GR500 Xenon,

Nokia e71x Piranha, Samsung SGH- A877 Impression, Pantech C-

790 Aladdin, Samsung SGH-797 Flight, and Samsung SGH-897

Mythic, Huawei U7519, Samsung SGH-T469 Gravity 2, Samsung

SGH-T659, Sony Ericsson TM717 Equinox, BlackBerry 9700 Bold

2, Samsung SGH-T749 Highlight, and Nokia 3711.

-Successfully ported AllSport GPS to: Samsung SGH-797

Flight, Samsung SGH-897 Mythic, Huawei U7519, Samsung SGH-

T469 Gravity 2, Samsung SGH-T659, Sony Ericsson TM717

Equinox, BlackBerry 9700 Bold 2, Samsung SGH-T749

Highlight,

and Nokia 3711.

(12/00-2/08) FedEx Services

Technical Principle/Senior Technical Advisor

(Colorado Springs, Colorado and Irving, Texas)

-FedEx Technical lead for Mobi 2.0, a client based shipping

application to run on the BlackBerry 8300, 8700, and 8800

series of devices and including the Palm Treo 700wx and 750

devices.

-FedEx Technical lead for FedEx QuickShip (a Microsoft

Outlook

Plug-in), a client based shipping application embedded to

run

within Microsoft Outlook 2003 and 2007.

-FedEx Technical lead for OnlineLabel (a J2EE application),

a

browser based return shipping application that ran on

WebLogic

8.1 server using the Solaris OS and Sun hardware.

-Due to a FedEx outsourcing initiative I managed local and

remote resources for Mobi 2.0, QuickShip, and OnlineLabel.

-Assisted in the development of Mobi 1.0, a mobile browser

based solution for fedex.com and consisted of developing

the

application using Java, Apache Struts, Apache Axis Web

Services using SOAP, and WebLogic 8.1 SP3 running on Linux

OS.

-Performed Unix and Linux shell scripting to support

applications running in a server environment.

-Supported the J2EE application Online Label in production.

-Completed a Mobile Java Shipping Solution from its

inception

to delivering a proof of concept to run on a Blackberry

Device

for the Vice President of Customer Shipping and Automation

and

help demo the solution to executive management.

-Received recognition by FedEx's Innovation Group and the

executive management for delivering a Mobile Java Shipping

Solution.

-Tasks performed when working on Mobile Java Shipping

Solution: Ant Build Process (using Antenna), Conceptualized

and Delivered Proof of Concept, Designed and Developed

Entire

Solution, Integrated Application to use Customer's Address

Book (using JSR 75 PIM API), Provided a thermal label

printing solution using Bluetooth Technology, Utilized a

number of development environments, tools, and toolkits.

-Consulted with ThinPrint to provide a label printing

solution

for the Blackberry and other devices.

-Tasks performed when working on Online Label: Ant Build

Process, Lead the effort in Migrating Online Label from

WebLogic 6.1 SP4 to WebLogic 8.1 SP3, Distributed the JMS

Queues using WebLogic 8.1 SP3, Assisted with the Migration

from Sybase to Oracle, Implemented the Two Phase Commit

Protocol Using WebLogic's Oracle Type 4 XA Driver, Provided

a

more current Thermal Label Printing Solution for fedex.com

using Java 5.0, Assisted with WebLogic Administration,

Shell

Scripting on the Solaris, Configuration of the Online Label

application, Develop a Java Multi-Threading Stress Testing

Tool to assist development with L4 Stress Testing of Online

Label.

-Recipient of Two Ace Awards in the Second Half of 2005:

Thermal Label Printing Solution and for Developing Java

Multi-Threading Stress Testing Tool.

-Nominated for the Hall of Fame Award for the Second Half of

2005.

-Worked on XNet, a light weight online and offline shipping

application that provides customers with a robust graphical

user interface of a desktop application (an alternative to

the HTML browser). The application was written in Java and

was utilizing the Java Deployment Technology called Java

Web

Start.

-Tasks performed when working on XNet: Ant Build Process,

Provided a Laser Label Printing and updated Thermal

Printing

Solution, Researched and Implemented the various deployment

strategies for XNet using Java Web Start, Deployed the

Application to Microsoft Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X,

Implemented the Skins Look and Feel for the Application.

-Coordinated and mentored C programmers in moving to Java.

-Advised and coordinated Design Pattern brown bag lunches

for

the entire department.

(10/99-12/2000)FedEx Services

Senior Technical Analyst (Irving, Texas)

-Promoted to Senior Technical Advisor December 2000.

-Technical lead for FedExShipManager 150.

-Evaluated and tested Cloudscape database to be used with

FedExShipManager 200.

-Evaluated and implemented SourceGuard tool to allow

development to obfuscate Java byte code for deployment.

-Designed the model for language translation for

FedExShipManager 150.

-Migrated customer databases from FedExShipManager 110 to

150 utilizing InstantDB.

-Converted all data models to XML format.

(2/98-9/99) Federal Express

Senior Programmer Analyst (Irving, Texas)

-Promoted to Senior Technical Analyst October 1999.

-Proactively setup VisualAge for Java Team Repository -

administrator of the repository for the development team.

-Presented and implemented ship workflows utilizing

OOD/OOP principles. This design allowed development to give

the customer a specific type of installation (For Example:

Hardware, PS3, Latin America installation type,

International

Shipping). In addition, this allowed FedEx to respond to

market demands quicker. Finally, this helped developers in

managing the complexity of enhancements and maintenance.

-Designed and implemented pooling of database connections.

This allowed development the capability to connect to

different databases at one time with minimal changes to the

code.

-Proactively implemented and utilized Java 2 collections in

JDK 1.1.x code.

-Implemented and designed client interfaces/services written

in Java for the next generation of FedEx PowerShip

computing.

-Evaluated JDBC database technologies for client computing.

-Mentored co-workers in client database technologies.

-Coordinated the training, technical support and downloading

of patches and tools for VisualAge for Java.

-Implemented enhancements and maintained user requirements

in FedexShip (Versions 3.1 and 4.1) utilizing Microsoft

Foundation Classes (MFC) using Microsoft Visual C++.

(7/96-2/98) Federal Express

Programmer Analyst (Irving, Texas)

-Promoted to Senior Programmer Analyst February 1998.

-Engineered FedexShip to be ODBC compliant.

-Assisted in the coding (C++) of a distributed processing

application FedEx Shipnet2000 (CAF ) utilizing OLE servers.

-Recommended and implemented C++ templates to facilitate a

single point of maintenance for memory allocation.

-Implemented and utilized ODBC API for FedEx Shipnet2000.

-Utilized MFC to create the database front end for FedEx

Shipnet2000.

(1/94-7/96) Cybertek Corporation

Computer Programmer/Analyst (Dallas, Texas)

-Developed C/C++ code for a client server environment.

-Project Leader and Lead Programmer for the migration of a

Microsoft DOS EDI program into Microsoft Windows NT.

-Utilized Microsoft Visual C++ to create the testing

application for the EDI program.

-Assisted customers in the development of new software

features for Microsoft DOS and Windows applications.

-Maintained a Novell BTRIEVE database for the client server

application.

-Facilitated in the maintenance of Microsoft DOS

applications.

(6/93-1/94) NationsBank Corporation (Now known as Bank of America)

Electronic Data Processing Auditor (Dallas, Texas)

-Programmed and maintained code written in Focus,

Easytrieve,

and Culprit.

(6/92-5/93) Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

Management Analyst (Washington D.C.)

-Learned to code in the C language.

-Performed network system administration in UNIX.

-Assisted in the setup of a TCP/IP network.

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