Fred Ramsey

Developing presentation assets for iPad using HTML, JavaScript, and CSS, including heavy jQuery and CSS3 including animation.

• Created dynamic, animated web pages for use in pharmaceutical sales and information presentations.

Providing analysis, break/fix, and new development in classic ASP, .NET, HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.

• Perform maintenance and code enhancements to various internal and external ASP and C# / .NET web applications.
• Responsible for monthly updates to speedway.com, including HTML, CSS, and some Photoshop work.
• Created POI files of Speedway locations for GPS units.
• Added additional Oracle lookup and error message to a web service in C#.
• Re-design of link menu page using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript including jQuery.
• Assisted in development of SharePoint lists and pages.

Developed applications using .NET, C#, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and SharePoint.

• Created custom ASP.NET forms utilizing SharePoint lists to create an application for collaboration among world-wide offices. Heavy use of C#, JavaScript, CSS, and SharePoint.
• Made modifications to an ASP.NET application that utilized a SQL Server database that handled company suggestions. Used .NET, C#, JavaScript, CSS, and SQL.
• Created a web service with FluorineFX .NET library to query Twitter, count results, and log them to a SQL Server database. The web service also provided counts of these results to a Flash widget for display. .NET, C#, SQL.
• Made modifications to a task tracker application in .NET with a SQL Server back-end. Used .NET, C#, CSS, JavaScript (including JQuery), and LINQ to SQL.
• Worked as part of a team to develop a Microsoft MVC .NET application to manage HTML presentation content for downloading onto iPads. Used C#, LINQ to SQL, and JavaScript.

Developed SharePoint pages in ASP.NET, C#, HTML, and CSS.

• Analyzed two large existing Notes applications to determine data and functionality requirements for migration to SharePoint. This included looking at form design, field validations, workflow, and Notes agents.
• Translated these requirements into SharePoint data structures and .NET code using C#, CSS, and JavaScript with Visual Studio 2008 and SharePoint Designer.
• Created Lotus Notes agents to assist in migrating the data from Notes to SharePoint via XML.
• Created extensive reporting capabilities, a wizard-like data input mechanism, parameterized elements for question text, field validations, and computations in order to closely duplicate the functionality of the applications as they were used in Lotus Notes.

Lotus Notes development.

• Supported existing Lotus Notes 7.0 applications, including bug fixes and enhancements.

Lotus Notes development.

• Supported existing Lotus Notes 6.5 applications, including bug fixes and enhancements.
• Created new application for tracking and approval of generic user IDs in Notes 6.5.
• Did some compatibility testing of existing applications in the Lotus Notes 8.0 client.

Lotus Notes development.

• Supported existing Lotus Notes 6.5 applications, including bug fixes and enhancements.
• Created new Lotus Notes 6.5 applications using "engine" code I have developed in the past, providing a coding framework for workflow, etc. These applications included a system to allow Check Requests, that is, a type of Accounts Payable to pay vendors that provided services for various departments, and a sophisticated system to capture layout and contents of "Formulary Cards", a handout given to health providers that used Ross's nutritional offerings.
• Was able to share my experience with Ross's internal Notes developers, allowing them to leverage my skills in their own development.

ASP.NET development.

• Provided support, code fixes, and functional enhancements for several clients including Netcare, Elmers, Hexion, and CVG. These tasks involved working with VB.NET, C#.NET, XML, XSLT, SQL Server, Crystal Reports, and Microsoft Access.
• Made changes to an Access database for the Ohio Business Gateway, providing a temporary solution for gathering new Municipality data and laying the groundwork for a more permanent solution.
• While providing support for these clients, was called upon to become familiar and productive with new technologies at very short notice. As an example, I made a fix to an XML/XSLT data solution for Hexion Chemicals, and had not worked with the technology before, and was able to create a branching of two addresses to be used in under 2 hours. I had similar levels of performance with .NET and other technologies.

Lotus Notes development.

• Created over a dozen Lotus Notes/Domino applications ranging from training schedulers, employee Injury & Illness Reporting (OSHA compliant), cell phone inventory, change requests, audit tracking, and agency inspection tracking.
• Made changes to existing applications to bring them in line with Sarbanes/Oxley.
• Created Lotus Notes reusable components to facilitate automated workflow, e-mail notifications, field validations, event handling and web-based reporting. Using these components sped up development of new applications and allowed changing elements of functionality through changing configuration documents instead of coding. Also established look and feel standards across all applications for the EHS department.
• Technologies used included LotusScript, @Formulas, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.

Software development in various languages, mostly Lotus Notes, but including Clipper and Visual Basic.

• Clients included Wendy's, Nationwide, Honda, State of Ohio, AEP, Bank One, Huntington Bank, Nations Bank, Clariant, NCS Healthcare, Kemet Electronics, and UPS.
• Also performed phone support for the Lotus Word Processing Division.

Troubleshot and repaired aircraft electrical systems.

• Honorable discharge.