Member, Association of Windows NT Systems Professionals (NT*Pro)
BEA Certified Developer
IBM Software Partner, ISV
Microsoft ISV, Microsoft Mobile Solutions Partner
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Jeff Hendrickson |
EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
Over
twenty-five years of
progressive experience
in software analysis,
design, coding, systems
integration, project
management, and
development of
implementation and test
procedures for
large-scale computer
systems. Experience is
focused in the
development of both
applications and systems
software in a
client-server, corporate
intranet, and Internet
environment, with
extensive experience in
pre-sales support,
requirements
development, and
proposal work.
DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGY
SUMMARY
Microsoft Visual Studio
(Visual C++, Basic,
J++, and Interdev)
Microsoft Visual
Studio.NET (C#, Basic)
Microsoft eMbedded
Visual Studio (Visual C++, Basic)
Microsoft Macro
Assembler
Macromedia Dreamweaver, Microsoft
Front Page
REALSoftware REALbasic
Apple XCode (C++, Java, Objective C, PHP)
C, C++,
Objective C, BASIC, PHP, Java,
JavaScript, VBScript,
SQL, HTML, DHTML
COM,
COM+, DCOM, CORBA
MTS,
MSMQ, MQSeries
BEA
Tuxedo
LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP)
WEB SERVERS
IIS, Apache
GIS
ESRI MapObjects, MapInfo
MapX
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Windows, Mac OS X, Linux
DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY
SUMMARY
CMM, JAD, UML, Booch, Rumbaugh OMT
DATABASE
TECHNOLOGY SUMMARY
Microsoft SQL Server,
Oracle, Sybase, MySQL,
Microsoft Access, SQLite
ODBC,
ADO, OLE DB, DAO, SHAPE,
OLAP
NETWORK
TECHNOLOGY SUMMARY
Ethernet, TCP/IP,
WinSock,
NetBIOS/NetBEUI, IPX/SPX,
HTTP, FTP, SMTP, POP, X.25,
SNA, Asynchronous
HARDWARE
TECHNOLOGY SUMMARY
Intel
Pentium, IBM PowerPC, WORM Archive,
Document Scanners
Intermec
Data Collection Devices,
Allen-Bradley Industrial
Controllers,
SAVI
MITLA, ESTeem Wireless
Modems, LXE Radio
Frequency Networks,
Garmin GPS
Eicon
Communications Hardware,
Symbol Technologies
Radio Frequency Networks
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Fall 1998 - Present Hendrickson Software Components (owner p/t through 2007, f/t as of Feb. 2007)
Solely responsible for the development of several commercially
successful software applications and components including the cross platform applications Sp@mX, and Em@ilCRX, and the Mac OS X application SidewinderX, and the Windows component OMP. Was responsible for the software design, coding,
testing, and Internet deployment. Was also responsible for the
marketing of the software, order fulfillment, and post sales technical
support. Developed all of the web sites and support technology to
support this effort.
August
2000 – February 2007 Advanced
Technology Systems (f/t
employee)
Participated in the
development of a
war-gaming simulation
for the National Defense
University, Joint Forces
Staff College in
Norfolk, Virginia. The
Advanced Joint Combined
Operations Model (AJCOM)
was used to simulate the
flow of force units and
supplies from a scenario
defined origin into a
military theater, and
then allow for simulated
combat using the
accumulated units and
supplies. AJCOM
was capable of
supporting a variety of
faculty defined
scenarios, multiple
student interaction via
a tasking module, and
news groups, including
the ability to task
air-ground close air
support. It supported a
rich interactive common
operating picture for
faculty and students,
which was developed
using the latest GIS
technology from ESRI,
and MapInfo. The system
was developed using an
object oriented
programming paradigm.
AJCOM was integrated
with DMSO’s HLA RTI,
ESRI MapObjects, MapInfo
MapX, NNTP, and
Microsoft SQL Server
2000. The system was
developed for Windows
2000 using Visual C++
6.0, MFC, ADO, and STL.
Participated in the
development of a
civilian oriented
version of AJCOM, the
Homeland Security
Response Actions Model (HLS-RAM).
HLS-RAM was used to
develop game scenarios
that were based in the
continental United
States, and involved the
deployment, and
management of combined
military, and civilian
response resources to
respond to various
events including natural
disasters, and terrorist
activities. HLS-RAM
included faculty and
student access to the
scenarios via the
Internet using a thin
client developed for a
Web browser, and access
to distance learning
documentation and
resources. It supported
a rich interactive
common operating picture
for faculty students,
which was developed
using the latest GIS
technology from ESRI,
and MapInfo. The system
was developed using an
object oriented
programming paradigm.
HLS-RAM was integrated
with DMSO’s HLA RTI,
ESRI MapObjects, MapInfo
MapX, NNTP, and
Microsoft SQL Server
2000. The system was
developed for Windows
2000 using Visual C++
6.0, MFC, ADO, STL, HTML
and PHP.
Participated in the
development of a
web-enable,
DoD-Approved, one-touch
cataloging, ordering and
receipting Electronic
Data Interchange (EDI)
system for the
processing of food
items. The system was
key to providing
seamless support for
readiness and peacetime
operations, and would
support approximately
600 sites worldwide and
interfaces with the food
management systems for
all the military
services. The system was
developed leveraging
Microsoft’s Distributed
interNetwork
Architecture, the
Component Object Model
(COM) and Microsoft
BackOffice Technology to
develop high performance
components for the
system. Using COM, the
system was developed as
an extensible, scalable,
robust component set of
E-commerce Application
Building Blocks. The
Building Blocks were put
together as a collection
of loosely coupled
components that make up
the application. The
components were
integrated with the MS
BackOffice technologies
SQL Server, Transaction
Server, Message Queue,
Clustering Service and
Load Balancing Service
to maximize performance,
scalability and
availability. The system
was developed for
Windows NT using Visual
C++ 6.0, COM, and ATL.
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