Todd McFarlin
Phone: 719-310-7185 (Cell)
Email: tmcfarlin@fconcepts.com
Synopsis
Versatile programmer with over nineteen years software development experience.
Primary technical skills of Java, J2EE, Object Oriented, and C++.
Typical responsiblities have been for overall system design including software
analysis, design, implementation, team lead, architect, individual team
contributor, and travel to customer sites.
Executive Summary
| SOFTWARE |
YEARS EXPERIENCE |
| Years Software Development |
19 |
| J2EE (JSP,XML,Servlets,DAO,POJO,MDB, Weblogic,JMS,XML,etc) |
5 |
| Object Oriented Analysis & Design |
11 |
| HTML, Java Script |
8 |
| JAVA, Java Swing |
7,3 |
| XML |
4 |
| Spring Framwork |
2 |
| Eclipse(and MyEclipse) / Microsoft
Developer Studio |
3,5 |
| Weblogic |
3 |
| Apache / Tomcat Web Servers |
3 |
| Hibernate |
3 |
| ANT |
3 |
| C++ |
10 |
| ASP , Cold Fusion |
1 |
| UNIX |
5 |
| ORACLE, DB2 |
5,2 |
| HTML |
5 |
| SQL |
12 |
| Tibco/Tuxedo |
2 |
| MultiThreading |
8 |
| OS/2 Presentation Manager / Win32 |
5,3 |
| CORBA |
1 |
| UML |
1 |
| HARDWARE |
| Windows |
8 |
| OS/2 |
6 |
| UNIX Solaris |
3 |
| IBM Main Frame IBM PL1/COBOL/CSP |
2 |
| CONFIGURATION
MANAGEMENT |
| PVCS |
4 |
| Source Safe |
2 |
| Rational Clear Case |
2 |
| MKS |
3 |
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Education
| Masters - Bellevue University |
| Major:Computer Information Systems (Completion
6/2008) |
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| Bachelor of Science - State University of New York
at Geneseo (1989) |
| Major:Computer Science |
Minor:Mathematics |
Email: tmcfarlin@fconcepts.com
S-Corp Page:
www.fconcepts.com
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Employment
History
| Employer |
Union Pacific Railroad |
| Location |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| Date |
March 2004 - Current |
| Position |
Senior Software Developer |
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Senior Developer programming J2EE applications. I serve as a lead developer/architect
of Union Pacific's 'Account On The Web' application. This has included
all stages including Design, Development, Implementation, and Production cut-over/support.
AOW allows customers to view, dispute, print, and pay their invoices on the web.
This department sees 1 Billion dollars per month go through its accounts
receivable system. AOW has been a tremendous opportunity in regards to J2EE and
communication skills growth.
I also server as a architect/consultant for other applications
such as Work Force Management, Account Receivable System, and other UP projects.
Responsibilities:
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Lead developer on AOW Application
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Work with internal Finance Customers to Design/Capture business requirments
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Contributed to major performance enhancements within application
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Added bilingual ability English/Spanish
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Created batch programs that email customers for invoicesConsults with end users
to test and debug applications to meet client needs
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Consultant to other programmers for backend C++ Unix services.
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Utilized many J2EE skills (primary Java,Spring, Hibernate,Weblogic)
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Utilized many Object Oriented Concepts
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Ability to program and analyze ARMS System including C++ and Java Swing Code
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Also supports as needed production systems with ARMS
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Involved with Interviews and work assignments of team members
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Involved with Architectural/Integration solutions between AOW and other Union
Pacific Applications
Technologies:
J2EE, ANT, Hibernate, Spring, Castor, XML Beans,JMS Eclipse, My Eclipse, Struts,
Unix, XML, XSL, XSD,Tibco, Tuxedo, Java, Extended Java Beans, Message Driven
Beans, Weblogic 8.0, HTML, Javascript, UML, Java Server Pages , Source Integrity,
Oracle , JMS,
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| Employer |
AT&T Labs (Consulting through IBM /
VistaRMS / Fundamental Concepts) |
| Location |
Boulder, Colorado |
| Date |
Aug 2002 - Dec 2003 |
| Position |
Senior Software Developer |
|
I
worked on a network application
(Network Configuration, Components, and Connectivity)
that stores the configurations of AT&Ts network for its global business
customers. The client side is a large java swing applet consisting of over
6000 classes. The server side is a object oriented C++ application that
originally ran on OS/2 then ported to Unix(Solaris). I worked on
development in all areas of application (Design, Development, Test).
Responsibilities:
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Worked on both client code and server code (Java, C++)
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Worked on large Java Swing applet consisting of over 6000 classes.
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Used Eclipse project to design, develop, and debug Java Code.
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Worked on C++ Solaris Unix server side code.
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Coded to a C++ Object to Relational DB2/Oracle Database
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Involved in customer requirement gathering and in preparing functional
specifications for different modules within e-NC3.
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Involved in design and development of site documentation package, graphical
connection notebook, any many other production enhancements.
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Developed a Graphical Editor that could show and store network information (WYSIWYG
style). This was done in Java and used the GEF (Graph Editing Framework) project.
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Responsible in unit, integration and regression testing.
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Debugged and analyzed existing production problems as well as added
enhancements
. Worked on multiple projects/releases simultaneously
Technologies:
Java Swing, C++, Eclipse Project, Unix, DB/2, Cygwin, Windows 2000, OS/2, OOA/OOD,
GNU, CMVC, and Sublime.
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| Employer |
MCI employed by VistaRMS |
| Location |
Colorado Springs, Colorado |
| Date |
Nov 2000 June 2002 |
| Position |
Senior Software Developer |
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Came
back to MCI and worked in a different department called EMS (Exception
Management System). Worked primarily on two projects. The first was converting
the existing C++ system from OS/2 to Windows NT. The Second projects was a
rewrite of the C++ system to a web based system.
Responsibilities:
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Worked on large application with over 100 JSP Pages. Used style sheets, html,
and dynamic server pages.
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Developed server side Java Beans and Java Servlets for use by JSP Pages.
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Analyze business requirements from OS/2 system and ported to Windows NT using
developer studio.
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Travel off site to help other outsourced developers on the port to NT.
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Added enhancements to product for new user requirements. Also did production
fixes.
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Worked on business requirements to port the NT application to a web based
application.
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Wrote Corba IDLs, JSP pages, HTML, Java Script, Servlets, and Java Beans to
support new application.
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These projects involved the typical software life cycle as well as
interaction with the customer.
Technologies:
OOA/OOD, MFC, Micro Soft Visual Studio C++ 6.0, Oracle SQL Plus, Oracle
Net 8 Assistant, Smart Term Office, and Visual Source Safe, Apache/Tomcat
Servers, JSP, Java Beans, Servlets, Java, HTML, UNIX, CORBA, Oracle Database,
and Unix Shell and Scripts.
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| Employer |
ICG Communications/ Vision Systems |
| Location |
Denver Tech Center, Denver Colorado |
| Date |
April 00 - October 00 |
| Position |
Senior Consultant |
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Worked
as a executive consultant to ICG communications. I was part of a team of 10
consultants that had the objective to review and suggest a plan to evolve ICG
information technology department. My job responsibilities encompassed
developing a common data transport layer.
Responsibilities:
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Responsible to develop a C++ transport layer that was to be used to integrate
various systems within ICG
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Did rapid prototype development in ASP and Cold fusion for potential web
interfaces to existing systems
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Used XML as means to pass data between different internal ICG applications
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Created UML diagrams and design specifications for data transport layer.
Technologies:
ASP, Cold fusion, XML, C++, MFC, Bounds Checker, Source Safe, Sockets, UML, and
object oriented analysis and design (OOA/OOD).
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| Employer |
MCI WorldCom (contractor / employee) |
| Location |
Colorado Springs, Colorado |
| Date |
October 92 - April 00 |
| Position |
Senior Programmer. |
|
Worked
in a Customer Service application called (SWOP / System One). I worked for
8 years in which I went from developer to developer/architect of this client/server
based application. This included creating design specifications and
implementing solutions.
Responsibilities:
-
I served roles varying from developer to our department architect.
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Wrote large portion of the customer service call center applications (Toolbar,
Dial1, Calling Card, P800, Name and Address, Transaction Server, Registry
Interface, utility libraries, proxy server, calling plans, and customer account
application). This was written in C++ under OS/2 then under windows NT (MFC)
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Designed and developed MCI call center software that was framework for MCI call
centers from 1997-2002
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I served as team lead on several projects
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Travel to client sites (MCI call centers)
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Worked on Siebel project (determined feasibility of integrating Siebel product
into MCI call centers)
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Worked on Genesis call routing software.
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Interviewed potential employees/contractors (50+)
Technologies:
C++ , OOA/OOD, Microsoft Foundation Classes, Bounds Checker, Source
Safe, PVCS,Presentation Manager, Zapp class library, sockets, multi threading,
interprocess communication, and messaging to main frames. travel, technical and
team lead, and production support.
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| Employer |
IBM employed by United Engineers |
| Location |
Owego NY, Boca Raton, Florida |
| Date |
June 1989 - October 1992 |
| Position |
Developer |
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Spent
one year in mainframe development of an automated assembly production system
that manufactured circuit boards (CCAPS). Served as a technical contractor
to IBM to aid in the transfer of knowledge and development of PMW (Paperless
Manufacturing WorkPlace) Phase II. PMW is a large-scale engineering design tool
that allows the manufacturing process to be broken down into plans that can be
implemented by workers on a shop floor. PMW is currently used by such clients as
NASA and Rockwell International.
Responsibilities:
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Developed and tested software written in C, CSP, JCL, PL/1
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Created high level and low level design specifications
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Relocated from IBM Owego to IBM Boca to help lead project and transfer
knowledge of project
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Developed and worked on PMW. This was a C application written in OS/2
Presentation Manager.
Technologies:
'C', OS/2, Presentation Manager, IBM Database Manager, Client/Server
Development, SQL, product architecture design, and interprocess communication,
IBM Mainframe development using CSP, CICS,JCL, PL/1, VM, ISPF/TSO, and DB/2-SQL.
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