Sql Server Project
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Home Address
Anuj Sharma *** Quaker Lane Apt ***
*******@*****.*** East Greenwich, RI 02818
SUMMARY
* ***** ** ********** ** designing and developing applications for a security firm. Strong technical background, self-
motivated, excellent communication skills and an outstanding team player. A software developer well experienced in
various phases of SDLC (software development life cycle). My responsibilities have included gathering user requirements,
task analysis, design, software development and usability testing with more emphasis in UI design and development.
EDUCATION
Currently: Part Time MBA in Entrepreneurship from CSU Fresno, California in progress.
2004-2006: MS in Computer Science with GPA 3.2 from CSU Fresno, California.
1999-2003: BS in Computer Science with GPA 4.0 from PTU, India.
COMPUTER SKILLS
Operating Systems: Windows XP/Vista, Linux.
Programming Languages: Action Script 3.0, C#.Net, VB.Net, VB6, ASP, ASP.Net, Java Script, AJAX, C, C++, Java,
HTML, CSS, PHP, XML and XAML.
Server: Apache, MS IIS.
Databases: SQL Server, MS Access, Oracle, mySQL
Packages: MS Office, Dream weaver, Visio, Visual SourceSafe 6.0, Adobe Creative Suite 3.0 and MS Expression Blend.
Development Framework: MS Visual Studio, WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation), Adobe Flex 3,
Adobe Flex - 4(Gumbo), Adobe Flash, Adobe AIR, Mate and Cairngorm.
Other Skills: Web Services, OOPS (Object Oriented Programming concepts), Web 2.0 concepts, Developing Custom
Components, PeopleSoft, Networking, Hardware Troubleshooting & Maintenance.
WORK EXPERIENCE
PELCO (at California, USA) Oct 2006 - Present
Software Engineer in User Interface Development Group in PELCO, Clovis CA
• NVR (Network Video Recorder) 5200 Web application: - Developed Web application of NVR-5200. NVR
5200 Web UI was used for configuring various devices which includes cameras and other NVR(s) in the network.
The development framework used was Adobe Flex and the languages used were Action Script 3.0, CSS, Java
Script, XML and PHP. The platform for NVR 5200 was Linux. This project also involved working with web
services (REST Calls). The database behind was Postgres.
• Odyssey Web Interface: - Developed Web interface for Odyssey Camera (IP camera which brings high definition
video). Languages used were HTML, CSS and Java Script.
• DVR (Digital Video Recorder) 5100 UI: - Designed UI and Developed prototype for DVR 5100.
Languages/Tools used were Action Script 3.0 with Flash Animation and Visio was used as designing tool.
• VCD (Visual Console Display):- Developed Creative and innovative design and prototype for the UI of VCD
Next Generation. Framework used was Flex and Language/Tool used was Flash and Action Script 3.0.
• Wireless Encoder Web Interface:-Designed web UI of Wireless Encoder and DVR 5100 for PELCO.
• Access Control (K2):- Designed and developed an application for K2 Access Control project. It involved use of
WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) environment with XAML for UI and C#.Net for business logic. It also
involved use of web services(SOAP Calls) to gather data. The database behind was SQL Server.
• Mapping Project: - Designed and developed an application for the Mapping Project in PELCO. Worked on WPF
environment with XAML and C#.Net. Used SOAP calls via web services to gather data. The database behind was
SQL Server. The base map for the project was a .cad file with a building map of PELCO with icons for camera
locations. On the map, user could create associations to link devices in a network. User could also associate alarms
and alerts to a specific camera in the network irrespective of its location. Layers were created to hide and show
information. For example, Evening shift guard could turn off Daytime layer to see the evening layer and the map
of his/her area. The functionality also involved zoom in and out, write notes, pick colors, disable and enable layers,
edit images, icons and associations.
PELCO (at California, USA) Jun 2006 - Oct 2006
Intern in Research & Development Group in PELCO, Clovis CA
• Smart Encoders: - Worked as an algorithm analyst for detecting the performance of Smart Encoders – devices.
These devices are used for security purposes in airports, malls, subway stations, parking lots and toll areas.
o Directional motion: Tested the algorithm’s fault tolerance where a person could walk only in one direction
from North to South. Someone attempted to walk in an opposite direction would trigger the security alarm.
o Object left behind: Tested the algorithm’s fault tolerance where a luggage bag is unattended for longer period.
o Object Count in a zone: This algorithm involved testing the count of people arriving in a certain zone. Each
zone had a specific count capacity. If more people entered the zone, an alarm with turn on.
• License Plate Recognition (LPR):- Worked as an analyst of LPR to test the performance of the algorithm. LPR
involved taking pictures of the license plate of the cars passing the toll area. It also helped in keeping track of the
cars parked in the parking lot. This task involved QA for Fault Tolerance of the algorithm to capture different test
scenarios where algorithm failed.
Fresno State Athletics (at CSU Fresno, CA) Aug 2005 - Jun 2006
Assistant Network Analyst in networking group in Fresno State Athletics at CSU Fresno, CA.
• Managed work group of 200 computers & 150 users, hardware troubleshooting, installation and lab maintenance.
Division of Continuing and Global Education (at CSU Fresno, CA) Dec 2004 - Dec 2005
Student Assistant for an accounting technician in DCGE.
• Managing instructor payroll and student records using PeopleSoft.
RANBAXY Pharmaceuticals (at Punjab, India) Jan 2002 - Jun 2002
Intern for a pharmaceutical company
• Personnel Logistics and Profiling System: Designed and developed a web application that retired desktop
application for the HR department of the company. Existing desktop application used VB6 with SQL Server
database. Web application used HTML, DHTML, JavaScript, and ASP with existing SQL Server database.
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
• Teaching Assistant for “Computer Algorithm and Programming Languages” course in CSU Fresno, CA.
o Object Oriented Programming concepts, labs of C++ and code analysis. Jan 2005 - Dec 2005
• Developed Attendance Management System application. An application with win forms designed in VB.Net with
SQL Server database. It helped keeping track of students attending the lab and their grades. Functionality also
included database search with partial names and drill down to student’s detail.
• Web Developer for “AAA Appraisals”, Fresno CA Jan 2005 - May 2005
o Designed and developed a website for AAA Appraisals. Technologies used were AJAX, HTML, C# and
ASP.Net. Using the website, the user could fill in the information in a form. When submitted, filled form
would generate a PDF file. PDF file would be emailed to the CEO of the company using SMTP protocol.
• Object-oriented design (use-case, class, sequence diagrams and Design patterns).
• Knowledge of Web 2.0 concepts, VPN, TCP/IP and networking concepts.
• Knowledge of MIS, Management of Leadership and Organizational Behavior, Business Law and Regulatory and
Ethical Environment of Business, International (Global) Business, Productions and Operations Management,
Managerial Economics and Accounting and Information Systems.
VOLUNTEER WORK
• On line Chairman for American Cancer Society (ACS), Fresno CA. Dec 2007 –Present
Manage ACS website by uploading current documents, events, on line donations and providing technical customer
support for users.
• Worked in a charity organization named “Mission Treasure Box”. The organization donates the gifts to homeless
children. Jan 2005 - Dec 2005
GENERAL SKILLS
Communication, Persistence, Documentation, Team Player, Quick Learner, Leadership and Vendor Meetings.
AWARDS
• Won Dale Carnegie certificate for building human relationships in organizations.
• Certified by PELCO training institute (PTI) for the overall knowledge of all the products in PELCO.
• Certified for in-depth knowledge of e-commerce by NIIT.
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