Barry L. Gingrich
Summary
A senior web designer and developer who will turn your web dreams into reality.Skills
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Internet/Web Web Site Design HTML, XML, CSS CGI, Perl, PHP, Javascript Electronic Commerce Secure Socket Layer (SSL) Interworld CyberSource Graphics PhotoShop Graphic Converter Web Servers Apache iPlanet Netscape Enterprise Internet Information Server |
Languages HTML, XML, CSS Perl, PHP, SQL C/C++ Operating Systems Solaris 8/9 Linux IRIX Digital (DEC) Unix Hewlett-Packard (HPUX) Mac0S 8.6, 9.1 Windows 95/98/NT/2000 Unix Shells C (csh), TC (tcsh) Korn (ksh) Bourne (sh), bash |
Hardware Sun Sparc, Tatung Sparc Hewlett-Packard HP-9000 Digital (DEC) Alpha Macintosh, PC Productivity Microsoft Office Microsoft Project FrameMaker Other Skills Internet Application Development Project Management System Architecture Unix System Administration Configuration Management OOD, OOP |
Sample Clients
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MapQuest http://www.mapquest.com/ Gaiam, Inc http://www.gaiam.com/ QwestDex Yellow Pages (Mapquest Maps) http://www.qwestdex.com/ |
Choctaw Creek Records http://www.choctawcreekrecords.com/ Integrated Document Technology, Inc. http://www.idt-inc.com/calc.shtm |
Employment History
| Principal Consultant and Web Designer | 2001-Present |
| Green Circle Consulting LLC, Broomfield, Colorado | (303) 464-8545 |
| http://www.greencircleconsulting.com/ |
| · | Design, implementation, and troubleshooting of commercial websites. |
| · | Unix system administration |
| · | Performance analysis |
| · | Systems analysis, documentation, configuration management |
| Internet/Web Architect | 2000 |
| Q Strategies, Inc. (App Services Provider Group) | Denver, Colorado |
| Contracted Through Hall Kinion, Denver, Colorado | (303) 741-9900 |
| · | Chief architect of Q Strategies Application Services Provider (ASP) development. |
| · | Designed and implemented Solaris/Cisco/Oracle/InterWorld ASP environment. |
| · | Selected and recommended hardware and software solutions to Q Strategies. |
| · | Oversaw ordering and delivery of hardware and software. |
| · | Interviewed and evaluated Internet Service Providers for Q Strategies. Provided detailed engineering recommendation, which was successfully implemented. |
| · | Installed and configured hardware and software (Solaris, Oracle, InterWorld, etc.) at ISP. |
| · | Solaris system administration. |
| · | Designed and implemented development environment for 20 developers. |
| · | Trained Q Strategies staff in use of InterWorld and customized development environment. |
| Internet Application Developer and Web Administrator | 1999-2000 |
| Q Strategies, LLC | Broomfield, Colorado |
| Contracted Through Hall Kinion, Denver, Colorado | (303) 741-9900 |
| · | Electronic Commerce Site design and implementation using InterWorld and CyberSource. |
| · | Solaris system administration: Install, configure system, format disks, configure network. |
| · | Web Site Design for two high-profile clients of Q Strategies w/revenues of over $50 million/year. |
| · | Wrote custom C++ extensions to InterWorld for real-time UPS and FedEx shipment pricing and package tracking. |
| · | Designed, created and maintained multi-developer, multi-platform InterWorld development environment using CVS on Solaris and Windows NT. |
| · | Configuration management of Solaris, Oracle, Vignette, InterWorld, iPlanet software. |
| Application Developer | 1999 |
| IPS Meteostar | Aurora, Colorado |
| Contracted Through Hall Kinion, Denver, Colorado | (303) 741-9900 |
| · | C/Unix programming for HPUX meteorological workstations used by Northwest Airlines. |
| · | Motif application development |
| · | Original six-week contract was extended through June. |
| Principal Engineer | 1998 |
| Kentek Information Systems, Inc. | Boulder, Colorado |
| · | Managed three developers in Engine Control Group |
| · | Webmaster for Engine Control Group intranet (Linux/Apache web server) |
| · | Designed and developed embedded software for high-performance printers |
| · | Software engineering/project management consultant to senior staff |
| Note: Kentek moved printer development to Japan in November 1998 |
| Lead Developer and Webmaster | 1997-1998 |
| CitySurf, Inc./BuyItNow | Denver, Colorado |
| · | Leader of nine-member Electronic Commerce/Business Listings web site development team |
| · | Oversaw technical development, system administration, quality assurance, graphic design |
| · | Composed development plans, designed user interfaces, programmed, debugged, tested, and approved code, web designs, databases, and graphics |
| · | Installed and managed Netscape Enterprise Server, Solaris, DEC Unix, Oracle, GNU tools |
| · | Configured secure Internet services, RAID arrays, multiple software packages. |
| Web Application Developer | 1997 |
| MapQuest Publishing Group | Denver, Colorado |
| Contracted Through Hall Kinion, Denver, Colorado | (303) 741-9900 |
| · | Programmed, designed, and tested MapQuest's flagship Connect Services internet mapping products, used by clients such as Qwest and Travelocity |
| · | Object-oriented, client/server, cross-platform C++ development for Solaris, IRIX, Windows NT |
| · | Programmed TripQuest trip routing and driving directions application on the MapQuest site |
| · | Designed and developed site personalization services |
| · | Map generation and configuration management |
| Systems Analyst III | 1994-1997 |
| Forecast Systems Laboratory Advanced Development Group | Boulder, Colorado |
| Contracted Through System Technology Associates, Inc. |
| · | Investigated and applied state-of-the-art engineering solutions for National Weather Service AWIPS meteorological workstation project |
| · | Performed systems engineering analysis/testing of high-speed data networks (ATM, FDDI). |
| · | Applied object-oriented software engineering techniques to design extensible application framework for distributed meteorological workstations |
| · | Performed systems engineering analysis for adding CORBA-based client/server capabilities and high-speed RAID arrays to meteorological workstations |
| · | Technical leader responsible for DARE operational meteorological workstations in National Weather Service offices in Denver, Colorado and Norman, Oklahoma. |
| Forecast Systems Laboratory, Boulder Colorado | 1990-1994 |
| Contractor: National Systems and Research, Inc. |
| 1993-1994: Group Leader/Systems Analyst III, FX-ALPHA Project | |
| · | Led Data Exchange team on HPUX-based meteorological workstation project |
| · | Analysis, design, C/C++ programming |
| · | Technical leader for DARE operational meteorological workstation project |
| 1991-1993: Systems Analyst II, DARE/Pre-AWIPS Project | |
| · | Technical leader, VMS-based operational meteorological workstation project |
| · | Programming, configuration management, software installation, trouble-shooting |
| 1990-1991: Programmer/Analyst II, DARE/Pre-AWIPS Project | |
| · | Programming, systems analysis, configuration management |
Education
| Master of Science, Electrical Engineering, University of Kansas | 1989 |
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Software engineering, computer/communications networks, network protocols,
artificial intelligence, uncertainty handling. Thesis: MANDOLIN - A Communications Management Expert System Using a Reduced Form of the Dempster-Shafer Uncertainty Theory, sponsored by AT&T Bell Labs | |
| Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, University of Kansas | 1987 |
| Computer engineering and digital design. | |
References
Personal and professional references are available on request.