Brian E. Clay

**** *.*. ********* **.

Lee's Summit, MO. 64082

E-mail abmaab@r.postjobfree.com

816-***-****

Technical Skills

Languages: C++, C#, JavaScript, VB, XML, HTML, ASP, ASP.Net,

AJAX

Development Platforms: Visual Studio 2000\2005\2008 (C++,

C#), .Net 3.5

Software: SQL Server 2000\2005, SSRS, SSIS, VSS, Visio, TFS

EDUCATION

MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY Springfield, MO.

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with minors in Math

and Physics

December 1997

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Systems Analyst

Local Investment Commission (LINC) October 2009 - May 2010

EduCare Website: Creator and administrator for the EduCare

website, an internal website used by LINC to schedule

training sessions for clients. This was written in asp.net

using C# and AJAX for the frontend and SQL Server 2005 for

the backend. In addition I worked with several reports using

SSRS and SSIS\DTS. Other responsibilities include

streamlining existing processes, optimizing queries in SQL

when possible and assisting co-workers with issues on other

web based systems.

Software Developer II

Harris (formerly Optimal Solutions Inc) September 2004 - July

2009

OSi Traffic system: I helped maintain and improve one of the

leading traffic systems in the broadcast industry.

Responsibilities included both front end (C++\C#) and back

end (SQL Server 2000/2005) design in various stages of

development, implementing new features, correcting bugs,

mentoring people new to C++ for front end development,

helping clients and recommending enhancements for the system.

In addition, I performed analysis on incoming bugs, worked

with customer support to resolve client issues and helped

other development teams when needed. My last project involved

integrating with other service providers using an industry

standard xml format and web services. This was accomplished

with code written in C# and an in-house communication service

written on top of IIS.

Contract Programmer to Sprint.

TEK Systems December 2000 - August 2004

One Vision validation system: I was the administrator in

charge of maintaining and improving the OneVision validation

service for the Sprint Business Dept. OneVision was a live e-

mail based system written in Visual C++, XML, and Visual

Basic with Oracle, SQL and Access databases which required

24/7 uptime and support. Daily tasks included troubleshooting

and correcting user issues as well as system and code

stabilization. In early 2004, I rewrote One Vision using

Visual Basic to create the core processing application with a

SQL Server database and a web interface written in VB and

Java script (asp pages) so that it would conform to company

standards. This allowed non-programmer Administrators the

ability to implement rules and manage the application through

the web interface with minimal support. I was the major

contributor to all phases of design, documentation and

implementation of the new system.

ISLA Website: Creator and administrator for the ISLA website.

ISLA is a 3 tier web site that uses ASP pages for the front

end and an Oracle database with a COM layer to perform all

database access. Visual Interdev was used to write the ASP

pages and Visual Basic was used to write the COM component.

ISM Web Site: Creator and administrator of the ISM website

for the Sprint Business Dept. Maintained and updated the

website on a regular basis as well as added new pages on

occasion. ISM was created using Dreamweaver with standard

Sprint Templates and Style Sheets (CSS)

Software Engineer

GBA/Master Series November 1999 - December 2000

Tasks included implementing GUI features, writing code for

information validation and reading/writing to multiple

databases. This was done using ODBC and numerous DLLs written

with Visual C++ in a Windows NT environment. Other tasks

included maintaining an installation program written in

Visual Basic and Wise, coordinating program version builds as

well as trouble shooting user issues and fixing bugs.

Programming Consultant

Real-Time Consulting April 1999 - November 1999

Contract programmer to GBA (see above)

Software Engineer

RISCO February 1998 - April 1999

I maintained and improved an in-house publishing system that

printed MLS books for over two hundred boards and associates.

Responsibilities included writing Pascal code for new MLS

books, code conversions for book changes, fixing bugs,

implementing new features to meet client expectations,

disaster recovery/damage control, and to a lesser extent

customer support.

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