Sep 2006 - Present Ericsson
Project Manager (Development)		 Managed an international team of 24+ developers for Ericsson in Singapore to create a digital asset management application for SingTel, South East Asia’s largest telecommunication company. The application included service preparation, transcoding, thumbnailing, portal delivery and billing. Worked with Ericsson towards laying the foundation for a new practice in digital asset management by packaging an end to end solution, organizing the support organization and creating a marketing plan. (Documentum 5.3, DAM, WCM, WebLogic, Oracle, Unix)
 
Sep 2005 - Apr 2006 Fedex
Architect		 Working with FedEx to develop an Enterprise Content Management Infrastructure covering the United States, Asian-Pacific and Europe. Assisting in the establishment of a “Center of Excellence”, Enterprise Taxonomy, 2-Year project and resource plans, POC as well as a high-level design. Developed an RICEF and mentored various team members as they investigated various design topics. (Documentum5.3, WebLogic, Oracle, Unix)
 
Oct 2004 - Aug 2005 Telus Canada
Architect		 Worked with the various business and technical units within Telus in developing an Enterprise Web Content Management Architecture. Assisted in the re-design of the Small and Large Business B2B Portal. Mentored Telus resources on individual applications using J2EE methodology and industry best practices for the various tools. (Documentum 5i, Sun Portal, WebLogic, Oracle)
 
Mar 2004 - Oct 2004 Blue Shield of CA
Architect		 Gathered requirements, architected and developed a taxonomy, lifecycles, workflows, and custom audit data aggregation in support of Blue Shield’s (BSC) Consumer Operations. BSC has 2300+ users that had been using Documentum without any direction for over a year. In order to give them a firm foundation for content management and to serve as a model for an enterprise architecture I managed an in house team of 30 leads, and subject matter experts and designed an organization that included a Content Manager, Architect, Librarian and application programmers. In addition I have been providing ongoing advice on an Enterprise Architecture. (Documentum 4i, Oracle, Unix)
 

Dec - Jan 2003/4

 

College of American Pathologists
Administrator		 Gathered requirements, architected and developed ACLs, permission sets, lifecycles, workflows, and custom methods in support of the College’s business practices. Designed and initiated a proof of concept (POC) to improve productivity and data integrity. (Documentum 4i/5i, SQL Server)
 
Apr - Jun 2003 Screen Actors Guild
Developer		 Gathered requirements to configure and create basic customizations to WebPublisher in support of the Screen Actor’s Guild (SAG) Web Portal implementation. Provided mentorship and best practices to SAG personnel and a third-party vendor. The environment ran on Windows 2000 servers with content being pushed to multiple servers. (Documentum 5i, WebCache, WebLogic, Oracle)
 
Nov 2002 – Mar 2003 Wells Fargo
Developer		 Configured and created customizations to WebPublisher in support of Wells Fargo’s Site Migration effort and served as the project’s Documentum subject matter expert on Object type/attribute model definition. These customizations involved the WebPublisher interface and additional validations and actions. Assisted developers in migrating legacy data. (Unix, Documentum 4i, ATG, Oracle)
 
Mar 2002 – Nov 2002 Purdue Pharma
Architect		 Customized the WebPublisher interface for Purdue Pharma and mentored their developers on Documentum best practices while working in a validated environment. The customizations included new screens, reports and a customized workflow. Templates included with this design used dynamic XSL and xDQL processing.

Introduced Purdue to an online markup tool that allowed easy to use collaboration tool that integrated into their system. (Windows 2000, Documentum 4i, WebCache/Content Caster, iMarkup)
 
Oct 2001 - Jan 2002 Och-Ziff
Architect		 Worked as an Information Architect to design a document image capture application for Och-Ziff a financial company. This application included automatic fax, scan and electronic signature integration. One of the key requirements was defining attribute data sources. (Windows 2000, Documentum, InputAccel)
 
Oct 2001 – Dec 2001 Alldata
Architect		 Worked as an Information Architect with AllData and AutoZone engineers to develop an XML authoring application that maximized component reusability, concurrency and allowed lifetime auditing. The application involved an end-to-end process that scanned automotive manuals that were sent to India and converted to XML. These xml documents were imported into Documentum as multiple component objects and became the building blocks to new content. Included, as part of the application was custom authoring and management interfaces. (Unix, Documentum, xMetal, LIMS)
 
Dec 2000 – Mar 2001 Cisco Systems
Project Manager		 Managed a Documentum WDK project for Cisco Systems to produce a Web-based document repository. This project involved a custom taxonomy definition, full-text indexing and subscriptions. (Unix, Documentum, JAVA)
 
Oct 1999 – Dec 2000 Boeing Airplane Company
Project Manager		 Worked with the client using Joint Application Development (JAD) Methodology to design and manage a large authoring application that was ATA 100/2100 compliant for Boeing’s Service Bulletin Engineering. This application integrated FrameMaker + SGML and Documentum and included heavy customization of both products. (Windows 98, Documentum, FrameMaker, C, Java, Visual Basic and COM)
 
Oct 1998 – Mar 1999 Qantas Airlines
Developer		 Technical lead on a large SGML authoring system for Qantas Airlines. This application supported the training department and involved complex component sharing, concurrency, workflow and reuse using custom parsing, bursting and chunking functions. A custom interface was created in Visual Basic for managing the approval process. (Windows, Documentum, C, Visual Basic, Lotus Notes)
 
1992 – 2003 Involved in countless client initiatives covering multiple industries including semiconductor, aviation, banking, insurance and health sciences. These initiatives involved interacting with clients to gather their requirements and provide them with an architectural overview of the proposed system. Included were initial budgets using top-down and bottom up estimating, providing project plans detailing the resources required in documentation that upon acceptance was translated into detail designs. My greatest strength is in conceptualizing and then communicating a solution with supporting architecture to the client.