At Dotloop, I work on one of many teams to create modern software which makes the home-buying process easier, by eliminating paper and allowing agents, buyers, and sellers to review and sign real estate contracts online. I currently work on a Java / Backbone stack.

• Backbone
• jQuery
• Javascript
• HTML
• LESS
• CSS3
• Java
• MySQL
• git

At Cordata, I worked as part of a small team building navigation software used primarily by spine clinics around the country. I initially focused primarily on the User Interface using EmberJS and SASS, and eventually split my time equally between the UI and API.

• Ember
• jQuery
• Javascript
• HTML
• SASS
• CSS3
• Ruby
• Padrino / Sinatra
• Postgres
• Sequel
• git

During my time at Paycor, I have worked on numerous projects. Most prominently, I was on a team that worked on porting a legacy Silverlight application to an ASP.NET MVC4 / WebAPI application. I am currently on a core team that is devoted developing “portal” applications for all Paycor users, along with providing a standardized set of styles and JavaScript controls that are used in numerous client-facing applications.

• HTML and CSS
• JavaScript
• Custom HTML Helper library using a fluent design pattern
• ASP.NET MVC4 / WebAPI
• Entity Framework 6
• Visual Studio 2013
• SQL Server 2012
• TFS (source control)

During my time at The O’Gara Group, I worked on one main project on a number of different development platforms. I was a lead developer for “The O’Gara Training Information Management System (OTIMS)”. The goal of this project was to provide the Training and Services Division (TSD) of The O’Gara Group with multiple web applications to manage their various training offerings.

• HTML and CSS
• JavaScript
• ASP.NET MVC3 and MVC4
• Entity Framework 5
• Visual Studio 2010
• SQL Server 2008
• TFS (source control)

During my time at Battelle Memorial Institute, I developed and tested code for many projects. The applications were developed on both Microsoft and Java based platforms and hosted on Windows and Linux servers.

I was a lead developer for the Battle Creek Central Contractor Registration (CCR) call center web application. The goal of this project was to provide the CCR call center with a web-based help-desk ticketing system. The application was an upgrade of the legacy Microsoft Access database that was being used to track tickets.

I was the lead developer for the Dayton Area Defense Contractors Association (Dayton Defense) web application. The goal of this project was to provide Dayton Defense with an updated web application to keep members and the public informed of upcoming events related to the defense industry as it pertains to the Dayton area. The application kept track of members, allowed users to sign-up for events, processed online credit card transactions, and allowed ‘administrative’ users to customize virtually all content displayed on the web application.

• HTML and CSS
• JavaScript
• ASP.NET WebForms
• Java and JSP
• Telerik Controls for ASP.NET WebForms
• Visual Studio 2010
• SQL Server 2008
• TFS (source control)