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NAME: Surya Behl

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Summary

Over two years of experience as a Software Engineer developing

Enterprise Solutions, using J2EE technologies.

Very proficient in Internet Application Development, using Java,

Java

Servlets, JSP, HTML, EJB, Weblogic Application Server, Java Web Server

and

Oracle 8.

Indepth experience of design tools, such as, Rational Rose 4.0 and

Turbo Analyst.

Excellent English. Solid team player with strong communication and

interpersonal

skills.

Summary of Skills

Operating Systems Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, VAX/VMS, OVMS

Language Java, C, C

Front end HTML

Backend Oracle8i, MS Access

Internet Tools Java Servlets, Java Server Pages

Middleware Enterprise Java Beans

Application Server BEA Weblogic Application Server, Java Web Server

Tools & Utilities Rational Rose 4.0, Turbo Analyst, IBM Visual Age

Education Bachelor of Engineering

(Computer Science) from REC, Jaipur

1998

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Experience

1. Bug Tracking System July 2000 - Sep

2000

Client Ionidea Enterprise Solutions, USA

Software Java, Servlets, HTML, EJB, Oracle 8i, Weblogic Application

Server, Rational Rose 4.0

OS Windows NT 4.0

Role Software Development and Testing

Team Size 7

Project Introduction : This project involves keeping track of bugs

that are

reported by the client. The bugs have a priority and a status. The

priority is

assigned by the administrator. This priority defines the time frame in

which

they have to be fixed.

The administrator is also responsible for assigning the bug to a

Quality

Assurance Engineer. It is the responsibility of the Quality Assurance

Engineer

to fix the bug. The system is capable of generating many reports based

upon

priorities, name of the project etc.

The front is developed using JSP and HTML. Servlets handle the

requests coming

through the front end. The servlets are interacting with a session

bean which

is in turn interacting with an entity bean. The entity bean is finally

responsible for fetching/storing data in the database. A data bean is

being

used for transferring the data from the database to the front end.

As a Team Member, was responsible for the following activities:

Design of class diagrams using Rational Rose

Creating Servlets and JSPs for the server side programs

Designed and created session and entity beans

Designed a data bean for transfer of data to the front end

Testing

2. Conference Registration October

1999 - June 2000

Client Automation Division, Tata Steel

Software Java, EJB, Weblogic 4.5, JSP, Servlets, HTML

OS Windows NT 4.0

Role Software Development, Testing and implementation

Team Size 7

Project Introduction : This software is designed to manage the

organization of

the conferences, meetings and training sessions for small business. In

order to

use the system, the user must login with the user name and password.

Once

logged in, they can view a list of all existing conferences. For each

conference, it is possible to see a list of registered participants.

User can

add and remove participants of a conference. The software is web

enabled. The

front end is written using JSP and the request processing is done

through

servlets. The business logic of the application is implemented using

session

and entity beans with container managed persistence

As a Module Leader, I was responsible for the following activities:

Developed the front end in HTML and JSP

Designing Session and Entity beans and deploying them on the server

Coded the business logic for the client and implemented the

container

managed persistence

Designing a data bean for data transfer between the front end and

the

database

Testing

Deploying the various session and entity beans on the application

server

3. Web Based Reporting System April 1999 -

September 1999

Client Hot Strip Mill, Tata Steel

Software Java, JDBC, HTML, JSP, Servlets, BEA Weblogic Server 4.5

OS Windows NT 4.0

Role Software Development, Testing and implementation

Team Size 5

Project Introduction : Data gathered in Mill and Furnace systems are

periodically analyzed to improve their performance. A lot of analysis

has to be

done with the data. This process was web enabled through a web based

reporting

system which uses Oracle server as the backend and Java as the front

end.

The real time data is logged in flat files on the VAX server. Using

sockets,

the data is brought onto the Oracle Server. Here a Java program parses

the

comma separated data using string tokenizers. The data is then

populated in the

tables which mirror the file data. The front end is developed in JSP

and HTML

and the data is accesses from the database using servlets.

The architecture is two tier as the oracle database and the web server

are on

the same physical machine. The servlets use the JDBC - ODBC bridge to

perform

the database connectivity.

As a Team Member, was responsible for the following activities:

Study of system architecture and OOAD Design

Programming of utility classes in Java

Server side programming using Servlets and JSP's

Testing and implementation

4. Hot Strip Mill Run Out Table Cooling System October 1998 -

March 1999

Client Hot Strip Mill, Tata Steel

Software C, C

OS VAX/VMS, OVMS

Role Software Development, Testing and implementation

Team Size 2

Project Introduction: The final quality of hot rolled strips is

determined by

the type of cooling they undergo in the Run Out Table. This was

earlier done by

mere guesswork. Developed a software which uses a mathematical model,

to

calculate the number of headers to be opened. As a result of this, the

strip is

cooled within 15 degrees of the desired temperature. The model is

adaptive in

nature and the tuning is done automatically based on the feedback

received from

the Level1 hardware. This project saved an approximate amount of half

a million

dollars for the company.

As a Team Member, was responsible for the following activities:

Analyzed user requirement and performed system analysis

Designed the offline model using C and validated it using real data

Designed and developed the modules using VAX C for real time

implementation

Involved in testing and debugging of the application

Provided training to the end user

Wrote a technical paper on the subject which is to be published in the

Tata Steel technical journal, Tata Search

5. Hot Strip Mill Level II Automation July 1998 -

September 1998

Client Hot Strip Mill, Tata Steel

Software C

OS VAX/VMS, OVMS

Role Software Development, Testing and implementation

Team Size 4

Project Introduction : For producing hot rolled strips, slabs have to

be

heated. This is done in a reheating furnace. Furnace automation was

carried out

by developing a software for controlling the various parameters inside

the

furnace so as to optimize the fuel used. The temperature of the slabs,

in

various portions of the furnace, need to be different depending on the

properties desired. So an exact status about the position of the slabs

inside

the furnace has to be known . This software also has provisions to

track the

movement of the slabs inside the furnace.

As a Team Member, was responsible for:

Developed tracking module for the slabs inside the furnace

Involved in testing and debugging of the software

Provided training to end users

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