Computer Science Developer

Nathan E. Moore Email: *******@*****.***

Phone No: 814-***-****

Summary

a. Specialize in design of accessible web based user interfaces that

comply to commons standards (WCAG, Section 508).

b. Experienced in using validation tools to evaluate and correct

accessibility issues in various formats, including websites

(xhtml/html) and office documents (MS Office, Adobe PDF).

c. Developed the WVU Web Accessibility Initiative, to raise awareness of

web accessibility concerns and improve WVU accessibility standards.

Skills

Programming

Languages: Java, PL/SQL, HQL, SQL, C, C++, LISP

Frameworks: JSF, Spring, Hibernate, Jasper, var. other open source

libraries

Markup

Languages: XML, XHTML, HTML (including CSS and JavaScript)

Dev. Tools: Netbeans, Eclipse, Oracle JDev 9i - 11g, SVN/CVS, Maven

Database/Tools: Oracle RDBMS, Toad, SQL Plus, MySql, MS SQL Server

OS Platforms: Windows (various), Linux (various), Macintosh

Techniques: OO Patterned Designs, UML, SDLC, Agile

Experience

Office of Information Technology, West Virginia University

Client: Enterprise Systems Development, WVU

Duration: June 2004 till Date

Tools Used: Java, Netbeans, JDeveloper, IReports, Oracle RDBMS,

SVN

Description: Professional Technologist

Roles and Responsibilities:

a. Work as part of a team to design and develop web applications

(Spring, Hibernate, JSF, Jasper, etc), including:

. Electronic Student Evaluation of Instruction (eSEI) for the

Planning Division of WVU

. Ecampus Request System that supplements WVU Ecampus in

providing means for instructors to submit course creation

requests

b. Specialize in accessible user interface design of all java based

web applications produced by Enterprise Systems Development

c. Assist various WVU IT units in Section 508 compliance for web

applications and documents

West Virginia State Police

Client: Sgt. Chris Casto, WV State Police

Duration: August 2005 to May 2006, Jan 2010 till Date

Tools Used: Oracle J Developer 10g, MSSQL Server, JDBC, SVN

Description: Web Applications Developer

Roles and Responsibilities:

a. Designed, implemented, and tested web applications for WV State

Police (WVCRIME) using Java/JSP, Struts, JDBC

b. Currently completing WV Law Enforcement Management System, intended

to replace the current paper based criminal reports used by WV

State Police (Spring, Hibernate, JSF, Jasper, etc).

c. All using accessible, section 508 compliant user interfaces.

Academic Credentials

1. Masters of Science, in pursuit (Computer Science), from West Virginia

University at Morgantown campus: GPA 3.8/4.0, 33 of 34 credits

completed. Graduation in December '10 (1 credit remaining).

2. Bachelors of Science (Computer Science), from West Virginia University

at Morgantown campus: GPA 3.5/4.0.

3. Associates of Science (Computer Programming), from College of Southern

Maryland at Leonardtown Campus: GPA 3.8/4.0

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