Audree Thurman
Audree Thurman
aud1@audsplace.com
http://www.audsplace.com
Summary
Talented software architect,
technical lead and senior developer with the following technical skills and
interests:
- Object-Oriented design and development
- Databases
- Workflow
- Distributed Multi-tier Applications
- Distributed Web-based Architectures
- J2EE technologies
- Java, C++, OO Languages
- PhP
- XML technologies
- Unix development
- Software Development Lifecycle; UML
- Microsoft technologies: .NET, C#, VC++
Experience streamlining and
automating business processes, communicating affectively with technical and
non-technical associates, developing project plans and executing them
successfully.
Experience
October, 2002 - Present: Chandler-Gilbert Community College
- Manager of Enterprise Applications (with five
direct reports) responsible for planning and leading the design and
development of the campus information architecture along with all in-house
software . Projects include:
- ePortfolio System: Designed, developed and
successfully implemented an ePortfolio system used by thousands of
students and employees throughout the Maricopa Community College
district. Technologies include C++, Perl and various open-source
components. System is simple to use, has RSS syndication throughout
and supports a variety of dynamic and web 2.0 style page templates.
- Workflow Engine: Designed/developed
object-oriented (C++) workflow engine used to automate and streamline
many cross-departmental activities Workflow definitions expressed in XML;
visual workflow builder (java based) added for easy definition of
workflow processes.
- Portal: Role-based portal (with single sign-on)
released August, 2006. This gives students and employees a single point
of entry for of their relevant applications, forms, check sheets, etc.
Portal built in PHP with a SQL Server database. This project was the
recipient of the College and District Innovation awards, 2006-2007.
- Website Architecture: ePortfolio System extended
to be a website Content Management System and is currently the back-end
structure for http://www.cgc.edu.
- Budget System: Designed/developed Budget request system used by college employees
and administrators to collect, rank and allocate funds; also handles reallocations between existing accounts.
Technologies include Java, Berkeley DB XML (innovation award received), Echo framework.
June, 2000 - October, 2002: Insight Enterprises Inc.
- Independent Consultant architecting and designing
n-tiered enterprise-wide information infrastructure to support multiple
business models
- Participated in Use-Case generation representing business
requirements, created/documented high-level architecture using UML
- Implemented middleware in a J2EE framework (EJBs using
Web Logic and JBoss application servers)
- Designed/developed Product Searching database and
middleware offering sub-second response time for generic product catalog
searching
June, 1999 - May, 2000: Arizona State University
- Lecturer and Undergraduate Faculty Advisor teaching
a variety of Computer Science Classes and advising undergraduate students.
June, 1998 - May, 1999: Axxess Technologies
- Principal Software Engineer responsible for the
architecture, design and implementation of a customer-driven Kiosk to sell
customized engraved items
- Object-oriented design documented using Rational Rose
- Component architecture, browser based
- Internationalized Java applets running in frames comprise
70% of the application
- Kiosk frame window written in Visual C++/COM using
Microsoft's Web Browser control
1995 - June, 1998: Mesa Community College
- Computer Science Faculty and Program Coordinator
- Under my leadership, the Computer Science curriculum grew
from eight to over twenty courses with over 35 sections offered each
semester. Additional responsibilities included:
- Developing course competencies and outlines
- Hiring and evaluating adjunct and contract faculty
- Participating in outcomes-based program review process
1986 - 1996: Emtek Health Care Systems
- Senior Software Engineer (and original employee) in
startup venture that grew to more than 200 employees and a customer base
exceeding fifty hospitals.
- Lead technical contributor in system
architecture and database of distributed Clinical Information System
(client/server architecture) running in large hospital enterprise networks
world-wide.
- Extensive involvement in all aspects of the development
cycle including requirements analysis, design, implementation, test and
QA.
- Primary designer (using object-oriented techniques) and
developer (C/C++) of Distributed Object-oriented
Database designed for rapid access/processing of clinical data.
Presentations & Awards
- Winner of the Paul M. Pair Innovation Award for myCGC
Portal, 2006-2007
- "Creating and Using a Simple In-House Survey
Tool" presentation at the Association for Institutional Research -
June, 2005
- Winner of College Innovation Award - 2004
- Winner of Berkeley DB XML Best Application Innovation
Award - 2003
- "Developing a Budget Request System using an XML
database" presentation at the Phoenix Java User's Group - October,
2003
Miscellaneous
- US Citizen
- Part-time fitness instructor at Bally Total Fitness (2002
- present)
- Enjoy music, reading, aerobic dance
- References available upon request
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