techPassion, Washington, DC, Software Developer, Web Programmer, Database Consultant, Telephony Consultant, DBA

techPassion

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techPassion (ID: 709631)

Lead developer of award-winning Domino and Java web applications

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	Programming & Databases
	Feedback: None Reviews: 0 Earnings (Year): $0

Summary

Member Since:

July 22, 2006 | 0 quotes in last 30 days | Last Signed in: April 08, 2013

Location:

Potomac Falls, Virginia | United States

Would work on site:

Yes

Earnings (All Time):

Earnings by Skill (Year):

Programming & Databases	$0
Database Administration	$0
Database Design	$0
Programming	$0
Telephony Applications	$0
Web Programming	$0

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Rate:

Min. Rate: $49.00 | Min. Budget: $0.00

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Industries:

Finance, Professional Services, Technology & Internet, Telecommunications

Highlights

>> Co-author of "Best Practices for Developing Web Applications using Domino 8.5", by IBM RedBooks.
>> 10+ years of intense hands-on experience with architect, design and development of, IBM Lotus Domino and Java EE based, data-driven web and XML applications. >> Personally designed and developed applications that have earned industry awards and have been mentioned in leading industry journals such as CRN, Cisco Packet, etc.

>> Experience with architect and development of enterprise as well as commercial software.

>> Proven experience with integration of various IT systems.

>> Superb analytical and communication skills to translate business needs, thoughts and ideas into application software. Believer in creative solutions and thinking “outside the box”.

>> Rare technologist, to see beyond just technology, with vision and interest in IT trends, emerging technologies, team lead, project management, organizational management, etc.

>> Reader of Business Week and Business 2.0, along with tech magazines. Editor of JavaServer Faces (JSF) space/section at IBM developerWorks, which is the leading web resource for software developers

Skills

Years of Experience:	11 year(s)
Highest degree:	Master's Degree
Software Skills:	Lotus Domino/Notes 4.x to 8.x XPages (Co-author of "Best practices for Developing Web Applications using Domino 8.5") Lotus Notes Formula Language LotusScript, Domino Designer, Domino Administrator J2SE, Java SE 5, J2EE, Java EE 5, JavaServer Pages (JSP), JavaServer Faces (JSF), Servlets, Java Telephoney API (JTAPI), Java Media Framework. (JMF), JDOM, HTML, DHTML, CSS, SOAP, XML, XSL, XQuery, MSXML Apache Tomcat 4.x to 6.x, JBoss Application Server 4.x SQL Server 7, 2000, 2005 Adobe Photoshop 6, Intelliprint
Additional Skills:	Co-author of "Best practices for Developing Web Applications using Domino 8.5" by IBM RedBooks. Rare technologist, to see beyond just technology, with vision and interest in IT trends, emerging technologies, team lead, project management, organizational management, etc.
Tested Skills:

The Freelancer has not taken any Skill Tests.

Work Terms

This is what I prefer to do, where possible and applicable:

1. Project kick-off meeting upon project award. This involves team introduction and discussing communications strategy, reporting strategy, change management strategy, getting detailed project requirements, and other issues of interest. This could be a face to face meeting or virtual meeting.

2. Getting feedback from the end users or representatives during various stages of the project. I believe no matter how good a product is, if end users do not percieve it that way, it does not count as successful one. Also, user interface, both for end users and system administrators, is my key focus. I try to make things as intuitive as possible -- in many cases they can figure it out without reading user manuals or going through rigerous traninig.

3. I prefer to have progress meetings if need be and a close out meeting at the end, to make sure all loose end are closed.

4. I do provide 30 days post-implementation maintenance and support free of cost. This includes bug fixes, user training issues, answering questions/concerns, etc.

5. Do not pay, if you don't like the work. How about that? I do not bid on a project or accept a project, if I believe I can't do a superb job. If you are not satisfied with the results, please provide feedback in progress meetings. If you are still not satisfied with the end project, cancel it without paying for work already done.