resume

Mr. XIA ZENG

Email: *******@*****.***

Tel: 770-***-****

SUMMARY

Ten years experience in Design and Implementation of Web and other type of Client/Server applications. Strong technical problem solving abilities, trained in Computer Science, Information Theory, Digital Signal processing, and Statistics.

TECHNICAL SUMMARY

Developer for Web, client/server and desktop applications. For server components, using following technologies. Java/JSP/Servlet, Strut/Spring/Hibernate, EJB, WebServices (SOAP), XML/XSLT, Orbix/Corba. For frontend, using following technologies. Java/Servlet/JSP, OrbixWeb, Orbix/COMet, Visual Basic, InstallShield, Neuron data open interface, XWindow/Motif. For backend Oracle, Informix, DB2. Platforms worked on: BEA Weblogic, JBoss, Tomcat, all variant of Unix system. Software engineering/testing tools: myEclipse, MS Visual Studio, SQL developer/Toad, BMC Patrol, Rational Rose.

Other programming scripting: SQL, PLSQL, Perl, Unix Shell Scripts,.

Programming in Machine code, Assemble, C, Basic, Pascal, Fortran, SAS on platforms from signal processing chips to Mainframes.

EXPERIENCE

09/05-Current: Independent Hardware and Software developer

Web services: processing financial data from Xml documents to Oralce database as well as web based admin component; using Java, XML, and open source software such Strut/Spring/Hibernate, apache commons such as XmlBean, on Web server Tomcat.

Develop web based quality control software using same technologies list above.

Design and implement signal processing component, of distance measuring instruments, based on electrically programmable logic devices.

11/00-08/05: Web developer, UPS E-Solutions, Atlanta, GA

Work on XML online tool team for all five years at UPS, often in multiple roles in multiple projects at the same time, details tasks are listed below

Design/implementation of front and business layers of Web applications on Solaris, Window platforms, mainly using Java to processing XML documents. Tools: BEA WebLogic Application server, Rational Rose Java Edition, XML Spy, and Eclipse.

Design/implementation/administration of Oracle database/applications on Solaris, Window platforms. Environment: SQL; PL/SQL; Perl; and Unix Shell Scripts. Tools: Oracle admin server; Toad; SQL-loader.

Design/implementation Microsoft Window desktop applications. Environment: Visual Basic 6; Install Shield. Multiple MS Window Versions.

Web Application Performance Testing. Environment: BMC Patrol; BEA WebLogic Servers

03/98-11/00: Senior Software Engineer, Talus Solutions Inc., Atlanta, GA

Design/implementation server applications on Solaris, IRIX, Window platforms. Environment: Orbix – CORBA; Oracle SQL. Tools: RogueWave Suite; Rational Rose C++ Edition, Insure++; Quest SQL Navigator.

Design/implementation client applications on Window platforms. Environment: Orbix COMet; Visual Basic; InstallShield. Tools: MS Visual Studio; MS ActiveX Controls (from vendors Apex, Sheridan, and Tidestone).

01/97-03/98: Software Engineer, ChemTech Ltd., Chandler, AZ

Design/implementation server applications on HPUX environment with Sybase as database server. Environment: CORBA. Tools: RogueWave Suite; Orbix; Orbix OrbixWeb; RationalRose C++; Purify.

01/95-12/96: Software Engineer, Strategic System Inc., Atlanta, GA

Design/implementation server applications on all Unix variants (AIX, HPUX, SunOS) with a variety of database servers (Informix, Oracle, DB2). Environment: Neuron Data Open Interface; Neuron Data DataAccess; UIM/X; X Window. Tools: RogueWave Suite; ESQL-C; X Window intrinsic tool kits; X-Motif tools. Databases: Informix; Oracle; DB2.

Design/implementation Lotus applications.

EDUCATION

Master of Science in Computer Sciences

1990-1994: University of Georgia Department of Computer Science

PUBLISH: Evolutionary Approaches to Figure-Ground Separation. Appl. Intell. 11(2): 187-212 (1999), By Suchendra M. Bhandarkar, Xia Zeng.

Ph.d Candidate

1990-1994: University of Georgia Department of Computer Science

PUBLISH: Joint Statistical Meetings in Toronto, August 15-18, 1994, EXTREME VALUE RESULTS FOR A CLASS OF CHAIN-DEPENDENT SEQUENCES By William P. McCormick, Xia Zeng.

AWARDS:

Three year University Of Georgia AssitantShip (91-93).

BEST SENIOR STUDENT, Statistic Dept, 1992

Master of Science in Digital Signal Processing

1985-1987: China Institute of Meteorology Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Information Sciences

1981-1985: Peking University, Department of Mathematics

Contact this candidate