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United States Steel Corporation (3 years) |
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Worked in the Telecommunications department |
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Troubleshooted and maintained the call detail record accounting system for the corporation and wrote custom SQL scripts for keeping the oracle data consitant and clean |
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Configured various services in Linux and scripted in sh and expect for numerous department-specific applications |
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Developed web applications in ASP for the department website and aided in design for corporate site unification |
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Configured Cisco networking devices using CATOS and IOS and worked with several networking protocols to do so |
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Setup Cisco VPN Concentrators, configured them, and wrote PHP driven scripts to perform daily backups onto a Linux platform |
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Maintained the Cisco VPN Client package with company specific logos and custom batch installation script and created multiple distribution points including FTP and ISO images for the package |
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Scripted for the RADIUS authentication and Cisco Call Manager platforms and worked with the Cisco IP Phone API for creating custom XML applications |
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Aided in migrating the corporation's DNS infrastructure over to a VirtualQIP platform from Active Directory |
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Prologic, Inc. (1 semester) |
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Worked on the Message Development and Processing team for a JREAP-C communications application |
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Developed message classes in C following bit-level requiments documents on each message |
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Wrote logic for handling these incoming messages when sent between multiple computers on a network to determine what to change on the current system and which messages to generate in response |
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SVC: Computer Science Department (2 summers) |
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Migrated a Windows 2000 domain controller to Windows 2003 |
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Created system images using Sysprep to distribute to all department PCs using Norton Ghost |
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Created and managed various Microsoft GPOs |
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Modified and wrote domain scripts in WSH for account maintenance and domain logins |
| After graduating, Nick decided to start his own software development and services company with two other of his graduating classmates. The most prominent factor for this decision was his hope to have people be excited by what can be accomplished in their business with custom software. From his previous internships as a coder, he didn't really get to interact with the end customer and often just developed software for the sake of developing it without being able to see the benefit/excitement the end user will experience. |
| During Nick's time working with Ethix Systems he has developed many proficiencies in the software development realm. These are most notably: |
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Interface design and development |
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Page and functionality flow |
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Process procurement and translation |
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Functionality as seen by the end user |
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Database design and normalization fit to user's processes and historical tracking of data |
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Complex and embedded SQL statement development using large sets of data across many tables and indices |