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Mark
Soileau, Systems Architect
Experience
Airlift for Java
Enterprise Java Framework for Rapid Application Development
J2SE/J2EE/EJB/JMS/JAAS/XML/XSLT/TomCat/JBoss
Chief Architect and Project
Lead for the Airlift for Java RAD framework. Utilized Object Oriented
Analysis and Design practices, Universal Modeling Language, and visual
tools such as MagicDraw UML, to architect a development framework which
is both broad in industry applicability, and highly efficient, reusable
and robust in its design. Applied Best Practices and proven Design Patterns
to the architecture, implementation and testing phases of the Airlift
project. Designed and implemented the Airlift Application Engine which
provides a cached conversational state, fine-grained role-based security,
triggered validation mechanisms and interfaces, full localization from
language specific resources specified in XML, localizable logging support,
schema-driven entities, collections, forms, and presentation model hierarchies.
The application engine has pluggable interfaces to its adjoining Presentation
and Service layers. Presentation layers include: 1) Browser-based presentations
which can be specified in HTML, XSLT, or hierarchical composites of HTML/XSLT,
2) Rich-GUI presentations utilizing the Swing/JFC user interface API,
and 3) XML-based presentations such as Web Services, WML, etc. Transactional
services are pluggable into the application layer through a Service Delegate
and can include EJB-based services, JDO-based transactions, JMS interfaces
to services, the file-based "MetaDocument" support, and finally
a "Test Harness/Service Simulator" which allows the Presentation and Application
layers to be developed and tested in the absence of a running server.
Utilized remote project management practices, teleconferencing, and internet-based
tools, to lead a small distributed team in the development of an extensive
framework in a short amount of time.
Airlift Group, Birmingham, AL, Nashville, TN
Mark Soileau, Project Lead / Architect
Ongoing project, Fall 2000 to present
J2EE Middleware Architect/Developer
Java2 Enterprise Edition/EJB/XML/Web Logic/IPlanet Application Server/Log
4J/Servlets/Oracle 8i
Java
Developer, Architectural Consultant, and Technical Lead for the development
of Common Business Services (CBS) middleware for use throughout the BellSouth
customer service intranet. Designed, coded and tested development
frameworks, design/coding standards, and best practice implementations
to enable the rapid development of robust J2EE business service components.
Worked with interfaces to legacy systems, developed logging APIs and utilities,
legacy adapter components, and built servlets and Swing GUIs for performance
and other testing, and provided mentoring and consultative design assistance
to other CBS organization members. Developed, tested and published standard
procedures for developing and deploying Common Business Services to various
J2EE applications servers.
BellSouth, Common Business Services Organization, Birmingham, AL, Atlanta,
GA
Kathy Fox, Steve Klein, Joe Duffey,
Fall 2000 to Summer 2001
Distributed Application Framework
Web Centric, Feature Rich
Java/J2EE/RMI/JDBC/Swing
Chief Architect and Development
Team Leader for Actek's 100% Java Application Development Framework. The
framework provides an end-to-end toolkit for developing distributed N-tier
GUI applications and web-based applets. Server-side functionality includes
entity caching, data validation, object persistence, transactional support
with optional auditing, connection pool management, multi-lingual resource
caching, session management, user authentication, publish-and-subscribe
messaging technology including updated entity notification, application
server management utilities, weighted event logging, paged asynchronous
result spooling, etc. Client-side tools include pluggable validators,
asynchronous transactions, localization support at user level, data-aware
widgets and panels including dynamically expanding entity trees, multi-server
management console, etc. Utilized Java 2 Platform, JBuilder 3, Apache
Web Server, Swing, RMI, HTML, Servlets, etc.
Actek, Inc., Birmingham, AL
Mark Kajdos, President
1999-2000
Survey Management and Delivery Application
Web Based
C++/COM/ASP/IIS/HTML/JavaScript/VBScript
Designed and implemented a SurveyManager interface and server-side
COM objects using Visual C++. Integrated the SurveyManager into web-based
administrative and customer interfaces using HTML, JavaScript, VBScript,
Microsoft's IIS and Active Server Pages dynamic content web-server technology.
Group 8760, LLC, Birmingham, AL
Eric Vickery,
Kate Fiedler
Spring 2000
Intranet Customer Support Applications
Applet Based/N-Tier
Java/RMI/Swing
Analyst, designer, and developer for an in-house
customer support application. Developed an application server architecture
which provides persistent business objects, connection pool management,
performance reporting, parameterized object-relational mapping, support
for JDBC access, CICS transactions, logging, etc. Designed and implemented
an image compositing architecture for viewing online IDCards. Utilized
Java 1.1/1.2 development tools including JBuilder, JDK, Swing, Java 2D
API, etc.
Blue Cross and
Blue Shield of Alabama, Birmingham, AL
Mark Guthrie, Blanche
Montgomery
1998-1999
Graphical Power Network Analyzer
N-Tier Intranet Development Project
C++/Java/RMI/JDBC
Analyst, lead designer, and developer for an in-house power network analyzer.
Worked with Java-based 2D graphic toolkit, Visual Café 2.0, Symantec DBAnywhere,
JDK 1.1, RMI, etc.
Southern Company,
Power Control Center, Birmingham, AL
Richard Greene
1997
Corporate Framework Development
3-Tier Architecture
Java/JDBC/CORBA
Principal researcher, lead designer, and team leader for a project to
migrate an existing client server business application to a 3-tier application
using Intranet and Distributed Object technologies. Worked with various
Java 1.0.2 development tools, Visigenic’s VisiBroker for Java, WebLogic
T3, JDBC, RMI, etc.
Revere Inc., Birmingham,
AL
Mark Kajdos, Chief Scientist
1996-97
Focal Point Decision Support System
Client Server Development
C++/MFC/Win32
Lead designer and team leader for CSC Healthcare’s Focal Point EIS product.
Designed and developed the EIS module, a 32-bit Windows MDI application
which provides healthcare executives with multidimensional graphical/spreadsheet
views of summarized warehouse data. Utilized ODBC, dynamic SQL, graphics
toolkits, serialization, structured exception handling, and Document/View
design, to produce a robust and highly successful decision support product.
CSC Healthcare
Systems, Farmington Hills, MI
Chandana Kathuria, Dave
Reese
1994-96
Interactive Video Authoring Tool
Windows
Multimedia Development
C++/MFC/Win32
Chief researcher and lead developer
for a startup company specializing in multimedia development and authoring
tools. Utilized C++, MPEG development tools, Win32, and specialized hardware
to develop a prototype authoring system for Interactive Video Authoring.
Element 109, Birmingham,
AL
Noel Gartman, President
1993-94
Multimedia Component System
Windows Audio Visual Development
C/Windows SDK
Developed in-house development tools for Animotion’s MCS Stereo product.
Utilized C and the Windows SDK to develop visual custom control libraries,
hardware drivers, and other support DLLs.
Animotion Graphics,
Birmingham, AL
Tom Baggett, Eric Vickery
(now at Group 8760, LLC)
1992-93
Multiuser School Administration Product
System V-Based Application
And Development Toolkit
C/Unix
Designed, developed, installed, and
supported the Adminix student information management system. Using C,
developed proprietary student scheduling algorithms using a highly successful
heuristic approach. Developed a "VSAM-like" indexed file systems
for use on any System V platform, based on balanced B+ trees. Performed
all R&D as well as some sales, documentation development, on site
and telephone support, etc.
RiverTree Systems,
President
Clients: Various schools
and school systems in the southeast.
1986-92
OS Level Programming
Various Product Developments
Z80-Assembler/BASIC
Developed in Z80 assembler, an extensive adventure game which was operating
system independent, providing its own system software (bootstrap, keyboard
and display system, I/O, custom file system, specialized disk formatting,
etc.) Developed school administration and small company billing systems
using Applesoft and TRS-80 BASIC and some assembler.
Personal and Commercial
Projects
1979-83 (high school)
Education
Bachelor of Science,
Computer Engineering, Auburn University, 1989
Interests
Acoustic Guitar,
Photography, Backpacking, Electronics, Whitewater.
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