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Experience |
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Senior Java Engineer (Common Platform Interfaces Group Developer),
MSCI Inc,
Berkeley, CA
August 2011 - present |
Writing Java code.
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Senior Java Engineer (Software Engineer IV),
Cisco Media Solutions Group,
San Francisco, CA
June 2008 - July 2011 |
Software engineer at Agile (scrum) startup within Cisco, writing Java web services for a platform
that built social networking websites, Cisco Eos.
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Agile Software Engineer,
Pivotal Labs,
San Francisco, CA
April 2007 - June 2008 |
Software engineer at Agile software development consultancy, doing test-driven Agile development with a wide variety of
clients. Java/Spring/Hibernate/Postgres application for Sourceforge, Ruby
on Rails application for Bring Light, worked on Java code for Salesforce.com.
Promoted from Programmer/Analyst II June 2005, doing Perl and Java.
Developer for online library of the University of California. Winner, Incentive Award Program, Spring 2005.
Software design and Java code for
Digital
Preservation Repository and NDIIPP project, incorporating Internet
Archive's Heritrix crawler. Contributions to Heritrix include DecideRules
code
and a wiki page referenced from here
on Embedding
Heritrix wiki page. Technical team lead for the NDIIPP team, senior coder and
architect, mentoring junior coders. Learned Ruby on Rails for NDIIPP user interface.
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CRS II/Web Applications Programmer, ITS Tech Transfer Program,
University of California at
Berkeley
November
2002 - January 2004
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As part of 3-person Systems team, developed applications in Perl and
PHP in Apache/Linux and shared PostgreSQL administration for departmental
website.
Promoted from HTML Associate 2/01.
Coded Oracle-backed internal system administration apps and external web apps
in Perl and Java for
award-winning
healthy living site.
Hand-built HTML pages.
Devised Perl/XML solution using XSLT display stylesheets for publishing
50,000-page medical library and
daily Reuters feed, using native ATG Dynamo job
scheduling system.
Oversaw highly successful site moves from NT to Unix development; to new server
farm; and to Interwoven platform.
Introduced QA strategy and accessibility policy.
Wrote 10,000-line Fitness Planner for Kellogg's Fitness CD-ROM, included in 10
million
cereal boxes. Project-managed and led large, mission-critical
projects, tracking milestones with Microsoft Project.
Sample screen shots:
Fitness Planner: Perl code,
HTML
Health club locator:
Perl, Javascript and DHTML, HTML
Wheel of wisdom: Perl and
Actionscript code
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Lucent Technologies, Systems Support
Specialist, Denver, CO
November 1998-June 2000 |
Concurrent with web duties below, supported Legend PBX (phone system). Premier
Associate award, 2000; Key to Excellence award, 1999. Click
here for more information on this position.
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Lucent TSO Recognition team
January
2000 - June 2000 |
Structured, designed, and coded internal corporate award
and recognition site.
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Honors, Publications and Professional Associations |
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Sugarman, S., Pride Raffel, S., Loy, D., and Reyes, M., "Expanding the CDL Digital Preservation Repository for New Projects."
Presentation for the Fall 2006 Digital Library Federation Forum
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Seneca, T., and Pride Raffel, S., "NDIIPP Web-at-Risk: The Development of a
Web Archiving Service at the California Digital Library." (Wrote all
technical content, about 15 of 30 pages.)
In proceedings of the
2006 International Web Archiving Workshop
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Winner, Digital Library Federation Forum Fellowship for Librarians new to the Profession (Fall 2004 DLF
Forum)
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LITA/ALA
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The East Bay I.T. Group: Java SIG, Best
Practices/Software Architecture SIG, Women's Information Group, XML/Web Services SIG
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WITI, Women in Technology International
(attend, non-member)
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Always On Network
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San Francisco Higher Education Web Professionals group (SFHEWP)
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Education |
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Princeton
University, B.A. Magna cum laude in English June 1990, Phi Beta
Kappa
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