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Larry
Clapp |
Mobile Phone: 813-765-5537 |
Problem Solver Seeks Interesting Challenges |
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OBJECTIVE |
To help an organization do what it needs to do, and do it better, drawing on my wide variety of skills and over a decade of programming experience on a variety of platforms, languages, and systems. I learn quickly, and have a history of building useful tools and developing working back-end systems to accomplish this. |
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TARGET JOB |
Target Job Title: |
Senior Analyst; Architect |
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Desired Job Type: |
Employee or Consultant |
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Desired Status: |
Full-Time |
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Desired Salary: |
$100/hr, 401(k), medical |
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Site Location: |
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Description
of my perfect job: |
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Career Level: |
Senior Developer/Architect |
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Date of Availability: |
Four weeks notice |
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EXPERIENCE |
9/2005 - present |
Pomeroy IT Solutions |
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Consultant,
IBM Global Services (Disney) |
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With another team member, architected and implemented ·
Designed and implemented T/EC “fact file” generation and T/EC
event routing ·
Headed rollout of full disk monitoring throughout Disney ·
Designed and implemented ·
Wrote, maintained, and documented numerous scripts to automate and
support team activities. ·
Developed and documented several procedures to streamline team use
of client tools (Service Center, Remote Desktop, etc). ·
Saved the Openview team several person-months of work by automating
parsing of Openview monitoring templates ·
Worked remotely, from home, 100% of the time. ·
Worked with AIX 5.3, Red Hat Linux, Windows
XP, |
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2/2003 – 8/2005 |
Telecom Management Consulting Group |
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Consultant,
Verizon Data Services |
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Helped design and write VzWorks, a web-based, trackable, auditable
form-based instant messaging client written in Java and
JavaScript, using an XML message format, and IBM/Lotus SameTime for message delivery. VzWorks eliminates the communication
overhead between front-line customer service representatives and rear-line
repair dispatchers, while prohibiting an interaction from degenerating into
non-business-related chatter. ·
Developed a configurable metrics generator for VzWorks in Java,
which automatically creates & populates tables, and generates XML
reports, showing specific performance and system metrics for the VzWorks
system. ·
Learned, advocated, implemented, and taught Test
Driven Development and Automated Unit Testing. ·
Worked with AIX 4.3/5.1, DB2, Informix, SQL, Continuus,
JSPs, XML, XSL, and Debian GNU/Linux |
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12/1998 – 12/2002 |
Gandalf Development |
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Automated · Documented and debugged Tivoli Server Performance Prediction tools · Developed and documented an automated Tivoli Endpoint upgrading system in Perl. · Automated and documented many tasks involving inventorying, deleting, and renaming Endpoints, and logging in new Endpoints, in Perl and shell script ·
Lead engineer in successful deployment of Tivoli's Remote Control
product to 20,000 users across the · Developed instructional material and taught class on Remote Control to Help Desk personnel. ·
Developed an endpoint tracking system in Perl. This system included an endpoint
database, maintenance utilities, and associated processes to keep the data in
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8/1995 - 9/1998 |
Shark Technologies, formerly The Graydon Corporation |
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Consultant,
Salomon Smith Barney Holdings, GTE TelOps (now Verizon) |
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Maintained and extended Oasys, a large, multi-user, Object-Oriented
(C++) Trade Capture/Management system ·
On my own initiative, fixed window resizing for several commonly
used windows in Oasys. Many users commented that that was their favorite
feature of that release. · Designed and wrote the Mass Order Generator prototype in TaskMate, a proprietary 3270 scripting language · Was pivotal in the MOG requirements gathering meetings; received many compliments from meeting participants · Operated well autonomously with little managerial input or supervision · Directly supported a 10 person reporting team using the BusinessObjects report writer and a Sybase database system · Trained users on BusinessObjects and Paradox · Automated several complex reports using WinBatch and Borland Paradox |
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1/1993 - 7/1995 |
GTE Data Services (now Verizon Data Services) |
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Software Analyst
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· Helped design and implement several new revisions of CMSS, a multi-tier, distributed, client/server order collection tool · Supervised a 4 person development team and an 8 person maintenance team · Developed many shell/awk/Perl scripts; functionality included report generation, data gathering, system administration, etc. |
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9/1991 - 12/1992 |
Origin Technology In Business |
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Consultant,
GTE Data Services (Now Verizon Data Services) |
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· Wrote the Automated Testing System, a multi-user program to automate program testing. Seven years later, in May 1999, ATS was still in use at GTEDS, virtually unchanged. · Wrote a code generator for Embedded SQL in awk. |
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EDUCATION |
1991 |
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Bachelor’s Degree
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Bachelor of
Science, Computer Science
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