Entry Level Software/Database Developer

Brian Wance

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PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Powerfully focused and educated Entry Level Database Administrator with an extensive range of

software installation and maintenance knowledge. I am an Air Force Technical Sergeant offering a

Bachelors of Informatics focused on Software Engineering from University of California Irvine, along with

sixteen years’ experience in leadership. Experienced in Python, Java, SQL, C++, HTML, JavaScript,

and PHP. Expert communicator of multifaceted high-tech concepts to professional and non-professional

audiences.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

BookingPal, Irvine CA January 2015 – Present

Jr. Software Developer

• Handle database operations in both Oracle and MySQL

1. Applied SQL for day to day operations involving queries and reports

2. Operated database to inspect, verify, add, delete, and correct channel and property information

• Created small databases for use with programs used in verifying and reconciling

information between main database and information provided by customers.

• Created applications using Oracle Apex

• Employed Java to create programs that assist in accessing online XML information for

parsing into SQL database tables for use in the dissemination during the verification of

properties and their attributes.

• Establish customer relations and technical support to assist in connecting with the

software and website.

• Inspect the channel partners for correct connection to property managers

1. Communicate with customers and help to connect their website to our database using the API

correctly.

2. Analyze support items and assist customers with any issues that have with connecting to the

database

• Utilize Jira to report issues pertaining to development and access to FTP server

• Develop tools for evaluating channel partners

• Authenticate XML contents given to the customers

• Created a FAQ/ Tutorial to assist future employees and customers

• Applied HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and JQuery to manage the online documentation files

that instructed on use of page redirection, payment widget, and API calls.

Sunoco-Toledo Emission Reduction Project, Toledo, OH

Material/Logistics Manager February 2008 - November 2008

• Developed logistics and related procedures with Field Material Management,

Construction, Project Controls, and ensured the timely delivery of materials to the job site

• Developed policies and procedures for the accountability and logistics of over 25 trailers

and their contents.

• Planed, coordinated, directed, and controlled all oversized movement activities.

Coordinated with warehouse and site activities to ensure effective flow of information,

scheduling and use of available resources to accomplish the mission, and managed and

coordinated emergency response if necessary.

• Maintained project and Material Management Plans, Policies, Procedures and Supplier

Relationship Agreements.

• Ensured on-time delivery; generation of status reports validity/accuracy of receipts,

invoices, and supporting documents.

• Coordinated project logistics for real time deliveries of over 10,000 pieces of materials,

equipment, and modules.

• Re-evaluated the transportation routes and updated with new routes for the

transportation of oversized and every day movements.

• Established a productive working relationship with city, county, and state officials, city

and county police, sheriff agencies, and State patrol to help with the logistics of country

wide delivery of oversized items for the project.

• Organized meetings with heavy haul contractors and coordinated expediting and

logistics.

• Performed all work safely and contributed to the safe work environment.

• Provided general and direct supervision to the material management, support staff, and

other material management personnel assigned to the project

• Interfaced daily with the client, field craft, other construction agencies and Fluor

supervision.

• Possessed knowledge of contract organization and researched needed information.

• Represented Material Control at meetings with clients, vendors, and other disciplines

concerning matters relating to logistics.

• Helped supervise warehousing and lay down facilities interfacing with engineering and

Fluor supervision.

• Judgment/Problem Solving-Committing to an action after developing alternative courses

of action that are based on logical assumptions and factual information and that take into

consideration resources, constraints, and organizational values.

• Technical/Professional Knowledge-Having achieved a satisfactory level of technical and

professional skills/knowledge in job-related areas; remained informed of current

developments and trends in areas of expertise.

• Trained in utilizing MATMAN, for information gathering, reprints, and tracking purposes.

U.S. Air Force, Albuquerque, NM

NCOIC Munitions Production Section January 1997 - June 2006

• Managed functions such as accountable explosive ammunition material operations;

ammunitions storage, maintenance, and assembly functions; ammunitions inspection;

equipment maintenance; line delivery and handling functions; computing levels; automated

data processing; or maintaining munitions material management accounts.

• Supervised and performed functions such as receipting, identifying, inspecting, storing,

reconditioning, issuing, delivering, maintaining, testing, and assembling guided and

unguided munitions; and preparing and maintaining documentation and records for

inventory management actions.

• Performed functions such as warehousing, accounting, mechanical assembly, electronics,

construction, transportation of munitions, use of hand tools, and preparing and maintaining

documentation and records for inventory management actions involving manual or

automated systems or both.

• Performs munitions materiel management and materiel accounting functions. Performs and

oversees management and procedural application of manual and automated inventory

control and accounting functions. Determines inventory control actions. Conducts

inventories and corrects discrepancies.

• Accomplishes requisitioning actions and maintains due-in, due-out, and status files.

Maintains source document control and ensures validity and completeness. Recommends

system and program changes to data processing methods. Develops and maintains stock

level data. Monitors excess munitions programs. Prepares reports. Operates and maintains

ADPE for munitions accounting, reporting, and status configuration.

• Coordinates with maintenance activities on repairable munitions components. Obtains

material for equipment modifications, periodic component exchange, and maintenance.

Receives stores, handles and transports nuclear weapons.

EDUCATION HISTORY

College: University of California Irvine, Irvine, CA

Degree: B.S., Informatics: Software Engineering, Mar. 2015

GPA: 3.492.

Informatics brings together software engineering, human-computer interaction, and the study of

information technology in organizations into a single, focused degree program.

Informatics major studies software architecture; software development, design, and analysis; ubiquitous

computing; information retrieval and management; human-computer interaction; computer-supported

cooperative work; and other topics that address the relationship between information technology design

and use in social and organizational settings. The Informatics major addresses the broad set of issues

surrounding design, ranging from initial requirements gathering to software design and measuring the

impact of alternative solutions-all from a multidisciplinary perspective that includes computer science,

information science, organizational science, social science, and cognitive science.

Informatics addresses the design and construction of information technology systems that will be

effective in real-world situations. It includes not only building software but also examining the human,

organizational, and social context where the system will be used.

Informatics is the interdisciplinary study of the design, implementation, use, and impact of information

technology.

College: Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa

Degree: A.A., Arts, June 2012

GPA: 3.98

This degree may be conferred on students who complete their college work at Orange Coast College to

prepare to transfer to a 4-year institution.

Airmen Leadership School, Kirtland Air Force Base, 1996

Role and responsibilities of NCO; theories, techniques, and practical application of leadership/follower

ship; supervision; management; stress management; problem solving; concepts of human behavior;

standards of discipline; effective counseling techniques; evaluation of personnel; and current social

issues. Managerial Communications; Principles of oral/written communications for airmen,

theories/concepts of communications, factors of influencing communication process, speaking

techniques including oral presentations, and principles of effective writing. Military Studies:

Organization, mission, and history of Air Force; dress and appearance; drill/ceremonies;

customs/courtesies; respect for the flag; military deterrence; democratic process; code of conduct; and

personal readiness. Introduction to Total Quality Management (LMM 1104): Introduction to total quality

approach to management. Includes the quality Air Force commitment; seven-step continuous

improvement process; quality environment, tools, metrics, roles and responsibilities; and effective team-

building concepts.

Air Force Combat Ammunition Center, Sacramento, CA April 1999 - May 1999

Combat planning, munitions distribution systems, development of munitions plans, combat production

concepts, munitions flow and delivery systems, production tasking, practical assembly of tasked

munitions, and a mass production exercise.

Air Force Technical Order System school, Albuquerque, NM January 1998 - January 1998

Provide familiarization training in the knowledge and skills associated with the maintenance of Air Force

Technical Orders (TO) and TO Distribution Accounts. Studied the types of TO's, TO library files and

various forms used to manage a TO library. Practiced updating a TO and recommending a TO change.

The course is made up of six modules: The technical Order System, Technical Order Requirements,

Technical Order Libraries, Technical Order Improvement System, Air Force Technical Catalog, and the

automated Technical Order Management Tools used in day-to-day system operations.

Lowery Air Force Base Training Center, Denver, CO May 1992 - June 1992

• Training in Equipment Maintenance - "Trailer Maintenance", or "TM", is hub of all maintenance for

the job-specific trailer equipment that is unique to Munitions career field. Maintenance and

Inspections are performed on Munitions Material Handling Equipment (MMHE) such as the MHU-

141, MHU-110, LALS, UALS, and the newer MHU-226 bomb trailers.

• Precision Guided Munitions - "Missile Shop” or "PGM" is responsible for the testing and

maintenance of all conventional air-to-air munitions used on aircraft. In some cases PGM will take

responsibility for guided air-to-ground bombs as well.

• Flight line Delivery - "Line-D" drivers are dispatched by Munitions Control and are responsible for

the safe and expedient handling and delivery of munitions from the bomb dump, or other storage

locations, to aircraft. Drivers are held responsible for the accounting of their equipment and

munitions movements via daily reconciliation, or "recon", which is an accounting of all these

movements which is verified three ways between the recipient of each delivery, Munitions Control,

and the Line-D driver, with a zero percent discrepancy tolerance.

• Conventional Maintenance - "CM" is responsible for the construction, maintenance, and testing of

all conventional air-to-ground munitions used on aircraft, ranging from chaff and flares to cannon

ammunition and guided bombs.

• Munitions Control - "Control" can be thought of as the nerve center of the bomb dump. Control

dispatches work crews, coordinates requirements, acts as a liaison for outside agencies, develops

war plans, provides oversight for safety and security, and ensures the daily reconciliation of all

munitions and related equipment against established inventories.

• Storage and Handling - "Storage" is responsible for storing and breaking out munitions required by

CM and Inspection, and is also responsible for the maintenance of the munitions storage facilities,

usually called "igloos", "magazines", or revetments ("revvies".) Storage is also used to transport

munitions over public right-of-ways to transfer munitions between different storage or shipping and

receiving locations.

• Inspection - All munitions items at various times need to be inspected for safety and compliance with

technical instructions. Specially trained NCOs and Airmen called Munitions Inspectors accomplish

this. Inspectors attend Inspector School, which lasts approximately 3 weeks and is usually

conducted at the AMMO Schoolhouse, located at Sheppard AFB, Texas.

• Munitions Operations - Responsible for the accountability and logistics for the entire munitions

stockpile.

Shepard Air Force, 82nd Training Group Whitcha Falls, TX March 1992 - May 1992

Ensures munitions are safe and compliant in accordance with military regulations and standards.

Universal Technical Institute, Phoenix, AZ June-1990- May 1991

Automotive Vocational School. Learned to gain a solid understanding of automotive mechanics and

technology

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