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Name Pete Burgess Address 32 Tees Close Telephone 023 80268295 Mobile 0771 9016168 Fax 07092 088058 E-mail peteb@gerboa.co.uk |
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Application analysis,
design, development and training.
.Net,
C#, ASP.Net, C++, Visual C++ (Visual Studio 6 & .NET), C, Visual Basic,
OOA/D, STL, ATL, WTL, MFC, ADO, SQL (ORACLE + spatial, MS SQLServer, Sybase),
Windows 7/2K3/XP/2K/NT/9x, UNIX, Linux, Java, Lisp, HTML, CSS, XML, XSL, XSLT,
CORBA, J2EE, UML, Rational Unified Process, Rational Tools, Systematic IMT, K2
Workflow Management.
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Redstone Software
& Research Limited |
May 2004 To April 2012 |
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Continuing support and development in support of the Royal Navy
including DCADMExplorer (VB6), data imports (C# & MSAccess VBA, XML,
MSAccess db, XLS, CSV) and exports (Systematic IMT, C# & VB6), business
workflow development (SourceCode K2/ASP.Net/C#), internal publications
database (MS Access), Asset Management database (C#) and intranet support
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Causeway Systems Consultants Limited |
April 2004 To August
2004 |
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Causeway contracted me to write a subsystem of a second
generation resource planning tool for the NATO Consultation, Command and
Control Agency (NC3A). The application is a multi-tier client-server system
written in C# against a MSSQL 2K database enabling the user to create complex
hierarchies using a simple drag-and-drop interface and allowing multiple
windows open simultaneously on the same data. |
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Redstone Software & Research Limited |
Sept 2002 To March
2004 |
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One of Redstone's projects is a DCADM meta-database for the MOD.
I was originally contracted to improve the performance data exports from this
database and having reduced the export time from nine days to one have been
further contracted to provide various functional enhancements. The database
runs on Microsoft SQL Server and exports data to ORACLE; the software is
written in Visual Basic 6. Data imports and XML exports are written in C#. |
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United Kingdom
Hydrographic Office |
Dec 2001 To Sept 2002 |
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I was brought in to assist in completing a new ocean floor
charting application written in Visual C++ with MFC running against an ORACLE
8i spatial database on Windows NT and 2K. Part of the project included creating
numerous complex tabular reports for which I wrote an extensible framework. I
also completed a number of smaller projects in Visual Basic and Visual C++
(WTL) on Windows and C++ on Solaris. |
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EDS Defence Limited |
March 2001 To Oct
2001 |
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Engineered, from initial analysis through to customer acceptance
testing, a communications application for emergency provision as part of
their successful ship-board defence messaging system. The application was
created using STL, WTL and Microsoft Visual C++ running on Windows NT
controlling serial communications through standard COM ports and Digi serial
port hubs. Emphasis was placed on familiarity and ease of use for the
operator. An automated installation of Windows NT together with the
application was also developed by allowing a existing or virgin PC to be
installed and running as an emergency backup in less than ten minutes. Due to the success of the automated NT installer, I was also
contracted to improve EDS Defence's full-product NT Server install mechanism,
enabling the eight CD install to be reduced to six which are all loaded in
the initial thirty minutes of the six hour install process, the remainder of
which is automated (the original method required regular user monitoring and
interaction). |
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BAE Systems |
June 2000 To March
2001 |
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Contracted to create an event browser application for inclusion
in a new defence messaging system. Working from and refining existing
requirements, I created an extensible browser system using WTL, STL, ATL, and
DCOM in Microsoft Visual C++ on Windows NT. Powerful configurability and
extensibility through XML enabled the use of this application to fulfil
another BAE Systems requirement originally envisaged as requiring a new
application. Exporting data as XML enabled powerful reports in XSL to be
created, which could be, either printed or viewed interactively in a web
browser and formed the basis for reports created by the end users. Full
lifecycle software engineering practices were used throughout, including use
of Rational ClearQuest for issue tracking, Rational ClearCase for source
control and Rational Rose for requirements, analysis and design (with
supporting documentation written in Microsoft Word). |
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Before becoming a software contractor in 2000 I spent the previous
twelve years working my way up from first line Customer Support Analyst to
Senior Software Engineer in a number of companies. Full details on request.
OU
Postgraduate Diploma in Software Development Nov 1999 To April 2003
Full details on request.
A level: Electronics A; Maths & Mechanics C;
Physics C.
AO level: Electricity &
Electronics B; Maths C.
O level: Craft, Design &
Technology A; Mathematics A; English C; Physics A; Graphic Communication A;
Chemistry C.
CSE: French Grade 1.
In
addition to my family, I enjoy reading, photography, DIY and country
walks. I play squash and badminton for which I am chairman of a local
club and also volunteer coach a children’s club. I also ski, snowboard and
windsurf.