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SummarySenior Programmer Developer with ability to drive team productivity through skills sharing and mentoring and to conceptualize, initiate, manage, and deploy complex development projects; highly-developed ability to master evolving technologies; in-depth knowledge of best practices acquired through broad experience in small to large, public and private organizations; relational database design and administration expertise; strong user interface design credentials.
Clients and EmployersPAUL JAEGER ASSOCIATES, INC., CORRALES, NM Web Developer (Contract), February 2009 to Present as Needed● Developed and support the WIC EBT (Electronic Benefit Transfer) & Settlement Services (WESS) website in ASP.Net, SQL Server, and Crystal Reports. WESS is a browser application for the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) nutrition program for the State of Wyoming. It is one of three interconnected physical systems playing separate and distinct roles in the project. The State of Wyoming incorporates Smart Cards and uses electronic processing of claims from and payments to vendors. This requires the state to keep track of eligible vendors and to provide vendors with a list of allowable food products that can be redeemed. These activities require that various data elements be maintained and that various inquiries and reporting be provided in order to manage this process. The WESS website includes: - The Administrative Interface permits clinic and state personnel to review all activity associated with a beneficiary’s Smart Card. - The Food Management System maintains the Approved Product List (APL) of Universal Product Codes (UPC) and Product Lookup (PLU) codes for food benefits allowed by the USDA/FNS. The module permits authorized personnel to update APL information and automatically notifies vendors when updates occur. - The Vendor Information System records redemption activity at vendor sites. In order to manage this activity, the system records and uses information describing these vendors. The module permits authorized personnel to view and update vendor information. - Management Reports delivers management reports with runtime options for selection of filtering and sorting criteria and ad hoc reports which respond to requests from WIC personnel for various types of information as needed on a one-time basis.
ST. VINCENT´S REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, SANTA FE, NM Web Developer (Contract), June 2008 to January 2009● Designed, developed, supported, and managed browser applications in ASP.Net and PhP with content management in Ektron and SQL Server and MySql backend databases. Managed, trained, and assigned memberships, groups, and security for browser applications. Administered IIS on web servers. ● stvin.org is a secure, feature-rich internet site developed in ASP.Net with content management implemented through the Ektron Content Management System (CMS). ● Vintranet is a robust, feature-rich intranet site. Content management is implemented through CMS with templates developed in ASP.Net. ● MiniApps was developed in ASP.Net with a MySql backend to provide functionality absent from the Ektron CMS.
MARINE FORCES RESERVE, NEW ORLEANS, LA Senior Software Engineer (Contract), February 2006 to April 2008● Designed, developed, and supported the Commander´s Training System application in ASP.Net with a SQL Server 2005 backend, Active Directory security, and SharePoint portal deployment. CTS is an omnibus software application that merges eight legacy applications into a single user interface and provides full-service reporting through both DHTML and SQL Reports, including checks and balances reports on force-wide training activities and expenditures. Developed an innovative technique for minimizing postback using stored procedures to dynamically generate HTML that is discharged to .Net placeholders on the browser so that DHTML, CSS, and Javascript can manage the user experience. ● Designed, developed, and supported the Command Deck Tasker in ASP.Net with a SQL Server 2005 backend, Active Directory security, and SharePoint portal deployment. The application permits the Command Deck to assign tasks to subordinate sections and to monitor progress. ● Designed, developed, and supported the MFR Evacuation/Continuity of Operations application in ASP.Net with a SQL Server 2005 backend, Active Directory security, and SharePoint portal deployment. Evac/COOP allows MARFORRES to collect and manage information on military and civilian personnel to plan and prepare for evacuation and alternate site stand-up. ● Administered, managed, and supported the MARFORRES SharePoint portal. Implement security through Active Directory and PKI certificates. Design and manage content.
XEROX CORPORATION, HOUSTON, TX Programmer/Analyst (Contract), February 2005 to February 2006● Designed, developed, and supported billing and reporting applications using Access 2000 user interface with SQL Server back-end for the Xerox Fleet Administrative Service (FAS) team. FAS manages the billing of the company's largest corporate contractual customers. Developed numerous stored procedures (T-SQL) and data transfer (DTS) packages. ● Designed and developed ASP.Net the Splits application for accounts managed by FAS that require orders be split by various factors to allow the customer to divide the invoice into multiple parts for distribution within the company, thus allowing the customer to spread the cost of a machine to all the users sharing that machine. This application was developed as part of a larger intranet project developed with Visual Studio, Visual SourceSafe, and Infragistics controls.
Maersk Equipment Services Company, New Orleans, LA, Houston, TX Access/VBA Developer (Contract), April 2001 to Present as Needed● Designed, developed, and support two separate Access 2000 work order/estimate applications, one for Maersk Equipment Services Company and one for Maersk Line international charter vessels. The applications capture, report, and track repair costs, parts inventory, ordering, and receivables, and mechanic production and interfaces with the Maersk mainframe system. The system is used throughout Maersk, an international company with headquarters in Copenhagen. ● Designed, developed, and support an Access 2000 application to manage the Maersk Universal Maritime Services U.S. Customs Examination Station at the Port of New Orleans.
Weatherford International Ltd., Houston, TX, Scotland, Canada Access/VBA Developer (Contract), April 2003 to Present as Needed● Designed, developed, and support two training management databases in Access 2000. One application manages training and competency data for Weatherford employees; the other manages training and certification data for commercial clients in the eastern hemisphere. The applications use COM and automation to interface with the Microsoft Office Professional Suite (Outlook, Excel, Word).
Lamar Outdoor Advertising, Inc., Baton Rouge, LA ColdFusion, ASP, ASP.Net Developer (Contract), July 2001 to December 2002● Working in both the ColdFusion Studio and the Macromedia HomeSite IDEs (ASP, CSS, DHTML, EasyMail, Flash, Javascript, ScriptX, SQL Server, VB, VBScript) designed and developed the following browser applications: Developer's Calendar, Invoice Search, Job Tickets, Lamar HQ Home Page Seasonal Flash Animations, Lamar Store, Military Personnel, MIS Support, Multi-Market Online Buys and Lead Info, Online Contracts, Operations Calendar, Plant Maintenance, Sales & Marketing, Verity Search Administration.
Slidell Memorial Hospital and Medical Center, Slidell, La. Webmaster, June 2000 to November 2000● Working in the ColdFusion Studio (Access 97, Acrobat, CSS, Flash, Javascript, VBScript) designed, developed, and maintained the hospital intranet and internet sites. ● Built a browser consent forms application. ● Built a secure, real-time online employee profile system to facilitate internal communication, competency testing, performance evaluation, and accreditation compliance using combinations of Access, HBOC (human resource database), and ColdFusion. ● Saved hospital substantial printing costs by converting paper periodicals, policy and procedure manuals, and forms to browser-accessible electronic documents. ● Trained support staff in Patient Care Services, QM, HR, IS, Nutritional Services, Materials Management, and Marketing to update and maintain their segments of the extranet/intranet.
East Jefferson General Hospital, Metairie, La. Data Programmer/Analyst, April 1998 to May 2000● Developed Access 97 applications to manage information and reporting for the Managed Care Department. ● Functioned within the department as permanent, on-site IT liason. ● System administrator for Product Line Manager (PLM), an SMS (now Siemens) database. ● Developed Utilization Log, Capitation Management, and Stop Loss applications. ● Developed a Physician Search Database with a ColdFusion internet component.
Ultimate Solutions, New Orleans, LA ColdFusion Developer (Contract), January - February 2004● Designed and developed an intranet site in ColdFusion MX6.1 using DreamWeaver MX for the New York Police Department as part of Homeland Security. Adapted the site from the original Access 2000 application. Substantial use of CSS and of Javascript for client-side form validation with regular expressions.
g.c.r. & associates, Metairie, La. ASP Developer (Contract), January 2001 - March 2001● Working in the Visual Interdev IDE (ASP, SQL Server, Javascript, and VBScript) developed browser applications for a barge company client. ● Developed an Access 97 title research application for a state agency client. ● Designed and developed an Access 97 traffic ticket and fines application for a parish sheriff's office client.
Archives; AT&T Solutions; Entergy Services; G2, Ltd.; Lumboard, inc.; Curtis & Davis Architects & Planners; New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation; Charity Hospital; LSU Coastal Studies Institute; The Baton Rouge Morning Advocate; The Salt Lake Tribune
SoftwareIDEs: ColdFusion Studio, DreamWeaver, HomeSite, Visual Interdev, Visual Studio, Visual Studio.NET, Visual Basic Application and Web Development:Access, Acrobat, AJAX, ASP,
ASP.Net, C#,
ColdFusion, CSS, DHTML, DreamWeaver, EasyMail, Ektron, Flash, FrontPage, HTML, Icon Workshop,
ImageReady, Infragistics, JavaScript, LDAP, MyFlix, MySql, PhP, ScriptX,
Sharepoint, SQL Reporting Services, SQL Server, TopStyle, VBScript, WEFT, XHTML, XML
References● Sharon
joined our team for what was to be 6 weeks of “bail-out” work to help repair a system
that had gotten out of control. I was amazed at how quickly she learned both the database and the code that supports a
fairly complex web based application. She wrote SQL scripts, dot net code and javascript all at an extremely high skill
level. I kept her busy for much longer than the original 6 weeks, and she quickly became our lead developer.
That project is complete, but we expect to hire her back when the next project goes into production.
Paul Jaeger
● I have had the privilege of working
with Sharon Dymond on several web based application projects for the Marine Forces
Reserves based in New Orleans. These projects involved intricate database, web service and Active Directory integration
which rendered cost and schedule information for drill weekend and annual training.
Over ten thousand users dispersed throughout the United States currently utilize and are dependant on these applications.
John W. Johnson
● Sharon was brought to our team knowing the
project would be a steep learning curve for all. As the Lead Developer, she quickly
gave ideas on the establishment of a SharePoint Portal 2003 system for Marines worldwide. From start to finish,
Sharon applied countless hours on and off schedule to accommodate third party applications
for the SharePoint portal. Sharon provided SQL script training to the team, including helping myself
with increasing .net development skills. Her knowledge of application development and business processes
kept our team in a leading edge over our Marine competition.
Sgt. Fred Pacheco, Jr.
● Sharon Dymond reported to me on a
major project as a software engineer in 2007 and 2008. The project involved a large
web application that was deployed nationwide over the Marine Corps Reserve (MARFORRES)
Network. This application had visibility at the highest level of the MARFORRES and
had an extremely tight development schedule.
Bill Holderby
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