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47 years old | San Antonio, TX
Active in the last 14 milliseconds!
Employed, but willing to consider an offer
My name is Doug Boude (rhymes with 'loud'), and I come to you with over 15 years of solid experience in the IT industry. My technical expertise is well rounded and honed, having done programming in several different languages, database design and administration, hardware troubleshooting/repair, LAN/web server administration, and spatial data management/manipulation. I'm also no stranger to project and personnel management.
I am a web application architect/developer by experience, nature, and preference, and excel as well in a team lead role or team member. My database design and SQL skills are excellent, having worked with nearly all of the mainstream 'flavors' out there, including Microsoft SQL, Sybase, MySQL, and Oracle.
I have excellent communication skills both written and oral, and am bilingual in the sense of being able to facilitate communication between techies and non-techies. I do also speak spanish fluently and some french, by the way, with a working knowledge of several other languages.
I would welcome the opportunity to elaborate on the experience and skills I can contribute to the success of your company, either via telephone or in person.
Thank you so very much for taking a few minutes to consider me.
Sincerely,
Doug Boude :0)
| February 2009 to Present: Mason Catastrophe Claims Service |
Lead Programmer |
Lead architect and developer for large, enterprise level insurance industry application using ColdFusion, SQL Server, and several OOP frameworks (Coldbox, Transfer, Coldspring); Maintenance and modification of existing legacy PHP/MySQL application;
Summary: Database - 40%, Programming/Development - 40%, Design/Prototyping - 10%, Project/client Management - 10% |
| January 2008 to February 2009 Self-Employed! |
Master Web Developer |
Multiple projects for multiple clientele covering industries such as environmental, government, publishing, and e-commerce. Revising existing applications and building new ones from scratch, on teams and solo. Architecture and coding using Coldfusion, OOP, and frameworks (ModelGlue, Fusebox 5.5, Coldspring, and Reactor);
Summary: Database - 20%, Programming/Development - 70%, Project/client Management - 10% |
| June 2005 to January 2008: Fiserv Health |
Senior Web Architect |
Application architecture and development using Coldfusion, OOP, and frameworks; Requirements gathering; Management of sensitive data; Write stored procedures and views; Re-engineering legacy web applications; technical documentation;
Summary: Database - 20%, Programming/Development - 70%, Technical Writing/Project Management - 10% |
| February 2004 to June 2006: Sprint |
Remote Contract Developer |
Architect and develop web-based applications (ColdFusion 6); Write T-SQL Stored Procedures; Requirements gathering/systems analysis.
Summary: Programming/Development - 80%; Analysis and Design - 20% |
| April 2004 to June 2005: Southern Nevada Water Authority |
Contract Developer |
Application architecture and development using ColdFusion 6 and MX7; Design and manage Oracle databases and web based interfaces for scientific data collection and retrieval; Write PL-SQL stored procedures and views; Manage two subordinates; GIS support using ESRI products; Liaison between data department and other internal groups.
Summary:Database - 25%; Programming/Development - 50%; GIS - 15% Management - 5%; Liaison - 5% |
| November 2003 to January 2004: Distributor Central |
Contract Developer |
Architect and develop Distributor Central's e-commerce functionality (MSSQL and ColdFusion MX); Created custom tag to allow export of data into a variety of formats (most notably QuickBooks); Integrate new features into existing code; Document components, tags, and modifications to code. Requirements gathering Summary:Programming/Development - 90%, Documentation - 10% |
| March 2003 to August 2003: Quintiles |
Contract Developer |
Project lead for coordinating and documenting sitewide upgrade to Windows XP (over 1,000 desktops); application testing; Liaison between IT and Infrastructure; Participate in IT project planning sessions; Develop applications using Visual Basic, VBA, and ASP. Summary:IT Project Management/Planning - 65%, Technical Documentation - 15%, IT Support Functions - 13%, Development - 7% |
| October 2002 to December 2002: Amerigroup Mortgage Company |
Loan Officer |
Conduct onsite analysis of client's existing mortgage, design and show benefits (if any) of new mortgage, ensure all documentation necessary for refinancing is correctly filled out and collected. Summary:Financial Analysis - 45%, Interpersonal Skills - 45%, Documentation - 10% |
| March 2001 to October 2002: Delivery & Communications, Inc. |
IT Manager |
Manage the IT department and five subordinates; Oversee all application development (web and desktop); Manage infrastructure and desktop support; Evaluate and recommend new technologies; Manage 500K record spatial address database; Manage intranet (tutorials, sales tools, work orders, etc.); Manage department budget. Summary:Management - 35%, database - 20%, programming - 25%, GIS - 20% |
| November 1998 to March 2001: San Antonio Express News |
Programmer Analyst |
Architect and develop web applications using Coldfusion (version 4.5); Maintain existing web applications in a variety of languages (PERL, CGI, VB, Access); write T-SQL stored procedures; Project lead for concurrent site redesign and application migration; Administer web and database servers. Summary:programming - 55% database - 20% systems analysis/project management - 25% |
| February 1994 to November 1998: Doorstep Delivery, Inc. |
General Technologist (one man show!) |
Manage infrastructure (network, Exchange Server, SQL Server, hardware, desktop support); Spatial/GIS data management (Mapinfo); report generation; application development (Visual Basic, Foxpro, Alpha Four); Support direct mail/direct delivery operations. Summary:programming - 20%, database - 30%, mapping - 40%, misc - 10% |
| October 1992 to October 1993: Elbelco |
PC/Printer Technician |
Troubleshooting and repair of PCs, laptops, and printers (impact, laser, thermal, inkjet); network design and installation (Novell, Lantastic, Windows for Workgroups); Onsite servie calls. Summary:PC/Printer - 70%, MS Access - 6%, Network support - 15%, MIS - 9% |
| August 1991 to October 1992: Discount Computers |
PC Service Technician |
Troubleshooting, building, and upgrade of PCs (XTs, x86); Performed unsupervised on-site service calls; Conducted over-the-phone customer support; Managed the San Antonio location. Summary:PC/Printer - 70%, Network support - 30% |
| May 1986 to November 1990: USAF |
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Specialist | Responsible for rendering safe and disposing of hazardous explosive devices. Acquired excellent team and safety skills; Conducted training classes. Still have all my fingers. |
Associates Degree in Electronic Engineering - May 1992
Graduated Cum Laude from the National Education Center in San Antonio, TX
GPA: 4.0
Licensed Claims Adjuster (Texas) - April 2009
Microsoft Certified Professional - May 1999
Windows NT Server and Workstation
NUCLEAR WEAPONS DESIGN SCHOOL - 1989
Sandia Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL SCHOOL - February 1987
Indian Head Naval Ordnance Station, MD
USAF BASIC TRAINING - June 1986
Lackland AFB, TX
Coldbox Platform Training Series: CBOX-101 - November 2009
Ortus Solutions, Inc.
American Sign Language 101 - June 2007
Northside ISD Adult Education Program
ESRI MAP PROJECTIONS AND COORDINATE SYSTEMS - October 2004
ESRI online University
ESRI CUSTOMIZING ARCIMS 4 - October 2004
ESRI online University
SYBASE PERFORMANCE AND TUNING - January 2001
Sybase Learning Center, Minneapolis, MN
SYBASE ADVANCED TRANSACT SQL - January 2000
Sybase Learning Center, Minneapolis, MN
Asia Matters for America
Description: Site used by the U.S. Government to promote "warm fuzzies" regarding trade, tourism, and immigration between the U.S. and Asian nations.
Technologies: Written using Modelglue:Unity, in an Object Oriented fashion. Heavy use of Ajax (Prototype),Javascript (custom libraries)and FusionCharts and FusionMaps Flash-based charting/mapping products. Heavy reliance on recursive methodologies on the backend.
* Coldfusion - Guru level (version 4.5 - 9) - 10 years
* PHP - Advanced level - 3 years
* .NET (MVC) - Beginner level - 1 years
* Javascript, AJAX (JQuery,Prototype,YUI,Scriptaculous,Googlemaps API), DHTML, XML(10 years)
* Mobile/Mobile Web (JQuery Mobile, Cordova/Phonegap) - 1 year
* T-SQL - 10 years
* XML, XSL, XSLT - 10 years
* FusionCharts, FusionMaps - 2 year
* Application architecture(12 years)
* CFWheels, Coldbox, ModelGlue, Coldspring, Transfer, Reactor (and other Object Oriented methodologies and frameworks) - 6 years
* Flex/ActionScript - 1 year;
* Web Service creation/consumption - 6 years
* IDEs: CFBuilder, Dreamweaver, Eclipse, ColdFusion Studio - 10 years
* Design and coding of desktop applications (Visual Basic, VBA, FoxPro, Visual FoxPro, Alpha Four, DBaseIII) - 5 years
* Experienced in GIS programming and applications (Mapinfo,ESRI) - 6 years
* Oracle(8i)-3 yrs; MS SQL Server(6.5-2008)-12 years(4 yrs as dedicated admin); MySQL - 6 years; Sybase ASE(4 yrs); Access(1.0-current)-14 yrs; FoxPro/Visual FoxPro-4 yrs; Alpha Four,Dbase III+, Paradox(5 yrs)
* 6 yrs experience with GIS data warehousing/mining/maintenance (MapInfo and Arcinfo)
* Data manipulation/translation (EDI)(12 yrs)
* Transact SQL/Advanced SQL(10 years)
* PL/SQL(3 years)
* Relational Database design/Data Modeling(12 years)
* 12 yrs experience in systems analysis/business requirements gathering and project documentation
* 2 yrs managing the IT department and all technical projects for Del-Com
* 1 yr managing data analysis team for the Southern Nevada Water Authority
* Heavy usage of Microsoft Project
* Familiarity with PMBOK
* Software Development LifeCycle, Agile, Extreme, and Interface Driven methodologies
| Years in IT | 15 | 1 or more (Startups rock!) |
| Top Superpowers | Coldfusion, OOP/Frameworks, Javascript, Ajax, SQL/T-SQL, VBA | Would prefer an employer who embraces Coldfusion, Flex, AS3, Ajax, and MSSQL or MySQL |
| Highest Level of Education | Associates Degree in Electronic Engineering; Non-accredited Masters Degree in Lifeonomics |
Masters in Business, or equivalent business success |
| Industry Experience | Insurance Claims Adjusting, Newspaper/Radio/Media, Fulfillment Services, Real Estate, Hydrogeologic Studies, Pharmaceutical Research, Telecommunications, Marketing, Direct Mail, Benefits Administration, Utilities | Any |
| Roles | Manager, Project Lead, Analyst, Architect, Father, Spousal Unit, Worker bee | Provides opportunity to wear many hats |
| Professional Accomplishments | Licensed Claims Adjuster (Texas); Published 6+ times in print and online; Correspondent for Fusion Authority; Selected to present to Kansas City ColdFusion User's Group on Model-Glue; Blog aggregated by Adobe, Feed-Squirrel, and Fullasagoog |
Encourages professional growth and achievement |
| Marital Status | Married! | In love with its employees |
| Procreational Status | Eight biological offspring, four acquired offspring, and two grandchildren - I know, I should have watched more TV. :) | Accommodates family men |
| Place of Origin | Organically grown in the wooded farmlands of north central Missouri | A garage, basement, spare room, Starbucks...I don't care where the company originated! |
| Personal Accomplishments | Achieved Master Mason status; Fluent in Spanish, mid-level French and American Sign Language (self-taught) |
Encourages the pursuit of personal achievements and recognizes them as reflections of character |
| Hobbies | Outdoor Activities (camping, hiking, fishing, trapping, hunting); Attempting to satiate an insatiable curiosity |
Any |
| Work Environment | Works on-site at employer's location | Some face time, primarily remote/home office |
| Work Hours | 8ish to 5ish | 8ish to 5ish, as long as work gets done |
| Creative Environment | Dimly lit private office with dual flat screens, large collection of eclectic music, and my baby grapefruit tree | Openly encouraged, with time allotted for blogging, writing articles, and open source projects! |
| Training | Autodidactic by choice | Makes budgetary provision for conferences and/or training materials or classes |