Deloitte Consulting Location: New York, NY Dates: August 2000 – June 2002 Position/Title: Senior Consultant, eBusiness Duties: As a top-rated, eBusiness-certified Senior Consultant, I have worked on client engagements ranging from start-ups to a major US bank. I provided software architecting and project management services as well as in-depth process analysis, requirements definition, cost analysis, architecting and strategic planning. Project roles have included:
Within the firm I engaged in proposal-writing efforts and leveraged my industry contacts to win engagements for the firm. I also spoke regularly at firm-sponsored events to educate consulting staff on new technologies. I regularly used Microsoft (VB, SQL Server, etc.) and Java technologies, as well as Oracle and NT and Unix-based applications such as Siebel and Vignette.
Samsung Electronics America Location: Ridgefield Park, NJ Dates: January 2000 – August 2000 Position/Title: Corporate Webmaster/Manager North American eBusiness Duties: As Corporate Webmaster I was in charge of designing and developing the SamsungUSA.com website, which was launched July 2000. This site replaces several division-level North American sites to form a single site that enhanced Samsung’s US brand equity. I worked with various divisions including telephone, office products, consumer electronics and home appliances to create a coherent strategy for Samsung’s online presence. I then oversaw the development of the site, including software selection, negotiating with vendors, hiring staff, requirements gathering, managing the development teams, arranging hardware and software infrastructure and mediating disputes. In addition, I oversaw the development of two SAP-linked B2B eCommerce websites to promote reseller relations and business transactions, including supply-chain management, within two Samsung North America business units. Most development utilized resources in Korea, where I lived for two months while managing an international team including internal developers, outside graphic professionals and PriceWaterhouseCoopers consultants. My U.S.-based responsibilities included working with business personnel to establish needs and requirements, budgeting, technology selection, signing and reviewing contracts, managing staff, developing strategy and setting policies. Integral to the development effort was coordinating the interests and requirements of Samsung Electronics’ North American operations, including those in Canada. I worked with Samsung Data Systems in developing their first North American hosting presence in New Jersey and developing backup and failover procedures. Going beyond my job requirements, I spearheaded an international effort to share resources between the regional webmasters (including Europe, Russia, Singapore and South Korea). This effort included technology cooperation, content management and knowledge sharing, as well as formulating a consistent global presence through the implementation of global design guidelines.
Broadcast Music Incorporated Location: New York, NY Dates: June 1999 - January 2000 Position/Title: Webmaster/Director, Online Communications Duties: As BMI Webmaster, I oversaw the management and redesign of the award-winning bmi.com website. I was intimately involved with the development and design process, as well as negotiating and interacting with internal resources (IT and business units) and external resources (design firms, content providers, etc.), managing staff, budgeting and setting strategy. As part of the redesign, I designed and developed a content management system (CMS) based on Microsoft Outlook/Exchange, Microsoft Visual Basic and relational database. This CMS allowed for easier and timelier update of content on a scheduled basis. The benefits of the new site included easier navigation and more direct access to content, as well as the creation of new content areas to promote the efforts of the company. Location: Nashville, TN, New York, NY Dates: April 1996 – January 1999 Position/Title: Senior Programmer/Project Leader Duties: Initially hired as an independent consultant, I was involved in developing BMI's web infrastructure. I worked on a number of Internet and Intranet prototypes, including the architecting of multithreaded web spidering technology and a prototype for an international queue sheet search and display application. I worked primarily with Microsoft server technology (IIS/ASP, Microsoft Message Queue, Microsoft Transaction Server) using C++, JavaScript, VBScript, Visual Basic and Web technologies (HTML, XML, etc.) using Oracle for database needs. I designed and developed the company's first B2B application that allowed television stations to report music usage via the Internet. This system utilized Microsoft Access 2.0, FTP and XML. I transferred to the company's New York office in January 1999 to manage the application development team in that office.
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