Ganesh Murthy ganesh_ha@yahoo.co.in

(706) 421 9899 (cell)

Professional Summary

MCAD certified and Master’s Degree in Computer Applications having six years of experience in web development. Graduated in Business Management with specialization in Banking, Finance, Auditing and Accounting principles.

Excellent skills in developing web applications using ASP.NET 1.1 and ASP.NET 2.0. In-depth knowledge of C# and object oriented principles. Extensively worked on 3-tier applications using Visual studio 2003 and Visual Studio 2005. Knowledge of Web Services, Security framework, Deployment methodologies and IIS Server. Exposure to Windows application development, console applications and windows services

Presentation Layer - Experience in Web Page development using HTML, DHTML, CSS, JavaScript, and DOM standards, Atlas Framework, Anthem Framework, Component Art, Infragistics, Telerik and Dundas. Experience in integrating Flash and other ActiveX controls. Knowledge of User controls and Custom controls and have excellent knowledge of GUI designing principles. Sample of my work can be found at www.gmurthy.net

ADO.NET – Proven knowledge in ADO.NET Framework, Data providers such as SQL / OLEDB / ODBC and Oracle 9i/10G, Microsoft Data Application Block, Logging Blocks, Configuration settings and XML Data Management.

Database Knowledge - Excellent skills in SQL Server 2000/2005, T-Sql, Stored procedures, Functions, Error handling Techniques and DTS Package. Worked on other databases like Oracle 9i, Microsoft Access and mySql server. Good exposure to Database modeling using normalization and Entity-Relationship principles. Experience in visual tools using Oracle Designer 9, PL/SQL Developer, TOAD, MS-Visio and Red gate SQL Doc

Reports Generation using Crystal Reports 9 and SQL Server 2000/2005 Reporting service. Knowledge of Microsoft Indexing Server, Full-Text Search and its integration in .NET. Experience in TDD, N-Unit 2.2, and Automated testing using VSTS. Developed various tools for testing individual components and assemblies.

Adhere to Microsoft Coding Standards, Follow design patterns and focus on software engineering best practices. Knowledge of ANTS Profiler, Resharper, Nant and Cruise control integration tools. Extensive experience in tuning performance right from the code level, sessions, caching, database access and adherence to best industry practices (Extreme programming – Nunit, Scrum methodology and Agile development)

Experienced as a Trainer in ASP.NET and C# for fresh college graduates in New York. Independently developed websites for non-profit organizations like http://www.kytemple.org, http://seattlekannadasangha.org and more. Frequently participate in know-how of http://www.csharpcorner.com. Currently upgrading myself to learn Visual studio 2008, Silverlight, XAML and other budding technologies

Soft Skills

Ability to work independently and assume complete responsibility of work

Ability to efficiently work with small teams, large teams, customers, partners and senior management

Excellent team player with strong communication and desire to learn quickly

Easy going, Great attitude, self motivated, innovate and passion about technology

Technical Skills in .NET Framework 1.1 / 2.0

C# 2.0, VB.NET, Design patterns, Collection classes, Threading, Asynchronous programming, Event-driven programming, XML Serialization, Business Objects & COM Interfaces

Web server controls, In-depth knowledge of Data controls - Gridview and FormView, Master Pages, Themes, Skins, Client callback mechanism, User controls, Custom controls, Configuration & Deployment

Knowledge of XML schema, XML Classes in .NET, XSL/XSLT, XPath, Serialization, ADO.NET 1.1 and ADO.NET 2.0, CLR Stored procedures, COM Interoperability

Authentication and Authorization, Portal frameworks and Web parts, State Mangement, Caching techniques, Role providers, Site Maps

Building and consuming Web services – using Proxy, HTTP/SOAP/XML, Authentication using SOAP headers, Web services through XMLHttpRequest (Ajax Model)

Excellent Web deployment skills, MSI Installers, Database deployment, Continuous Integration using Cruise control .NET, Automated builds using MSBuild and Nant

Scripting Languages :: JavaScript, AJAX, Anthem Framework, Atlas Framework, Perl

RDBMS :: Oracle 9i, Oracle 10G, IBM – DB2, Access 2000, MS-SQL Server 2000 (Enterprise Manager, SQL Query Analyzer, SQL Profiler, DTS, PL/SQL, T-SQL, SQL Server 2005

Other Languages :: C, C++, Java 1.1, VB 6, ASP

Tools :: MS-Visio, Toad, PL/SQL Developer, Oracle Designer 9i, SQL Doc, Log4Net

Version Control :: VSS, Perforce, MKS, Sub version, Cruise control, Vault, Team Foundation Server

Testing tools :: Nunit 2.2, Microsoft VSTS

Report Writer :: Crystal Reports 9, SQL Server 2000 reporting services

Tools :: Dunda’s web charts, Telerik Ajax Controls, ComponentArt Controls, Red Gate SQL Doc

Project Tire Inventory Data warehouse , Memphis, TNRole Senior Web Developer / ArchitectDate 26th August till DateClient www.tbccorporation.com Platform ASP.NET 2.0, C# 2.0, Ajax, Visual studio .Net 2005, IIS 6.0, SQL Server 2005, VSSResponsibilities Interacted with existing team members and other developers with TBC

Corporation group of companies to understand the “Tire” Data model. Created Generic product diagrams in Visio to get the requirement approval

Created a SOA model for designing the Web service and various web methods to retrieve Tire details in XML format

Created a stand alone web service which can be accessed by several applications like SAP, ASP, .NET etc. The web methods would accept request through parameters with native string, int etc. The web response would be in standard XML. Implemented security using Soap Headers

Worked on Database re-design, wrote several new stored procedures / Views in Sql server 2005

Worked on existing ASP applications, bug fixes and closing production tickets

Description TBC Corporation is America’s largest private company Tire brand. It is a company formed due to the merger of giants like Carrol, Big-O and Tire kingdom.

I worked at the corporate office in Memphis to create a Service Oriented Architecture for their Tires and Inventories

Project Benefit Estimator, Louisville, KYRole Senior Web Developer / ArchitectDate 22nd April 2008 till 19th August 2008Highlight This project was announced in CNN News channel by Humana CEOClient www.humana.comPlatform ASP.NET 2.0, C# 2.0, Atlas – Ajax framework, Visual studio .Net 2005, IIS 6.0, SQL

Server 2005, Oracle 10G, IBM DB2, Team foundation serverResponsibilities Involved in all the steps of Software development life cycle

Interacted with Business / stakeholders to study the existing system related to provider claims. Interacted with CAS team and their steps to process a claim and payment information

Created user requirements, wire frames, sample web pages, defined process and use cases / test cases for each step

Designed the web application according to Humana Web standards and mentored 3 other web developers to get this product done

Worked with “Claim Processing” team to get the provider details encrypted in cookies and then starting the new application in a pop-up window

Extensively worked on the “Data Input” screen. Created dynamic datalist for allowing user to enter diagnosis codes, procedure codes and price

Helped other developers to work on “Diagnosis code search” and “Procedure code search” pages. Helped them to implement caching and performance improvemance techniques for a smoother GUI

Responsible for designing the XML schema to send to the CAS System to process the claims. Responsible for manipulating the output XML and displaying it to the provider

Description Humana is one of the premier health insurance organizations and provides online services to members and providers. It is listed as one of the fortune 500 companies and has excellent track of business across USA. Humana is probably the first company to provide a tool for “Service Providers” (Doctors) to estimate their benefits (fees) before they treat a patient.

Typically, a patient arrives to a hospital and provides his Health Insurance details. The provider can use this web tool to enter the patient information and then all the diagnosis code and procedure codes. This tool will display an approximate amount which will be paid to the doctor once the claim is processed. For security and ethics reason, this tool can be used only 3 times a day per patient

Project 835 Remittance Inquiry, Louisville, KYRole Senior Web Developer / ArchitectDate 8th January 2008 - 19th April 2008Client www.humana.comPlatform ASP.NET 2.0, C# 2.0, Atlas – Ajax framework, Visual studio .Net 2005, IIS 6.0, SQL

Server 2005, Oracle 10G, Team foundation serverResponsibilities Designed the entire application according to Humana standards by following

architecture standards, sequence diagrams, use cases, flow charts, test cases, Nunit for critical methods and followed Agile methodology with the business and implemented the project in three iteration of development. Created the project using Visual studio 2005 and it was n-tier architecture comprising Web, Controller, Client service, Proxy, Web service, Business Manager, Core DAO, and Common projects

Interacted with the business for UI design, navigation issues, performance, Glossary pages and developed a web application using Humana Model View controller principle

Responsible for coding at the UI level, Business objects and Data Access levels. The 835 HIPAA standards were completely mapped to a reusable object model and made a unified web service, so that different applications could access this Object

Responsible for GUI design, Ajax controls for asynchronous postbacks and performance improvement, Compression & Uncompression techniques for huge data and session management, use of threading for XML Parsing, Enterprise logging using log4net and extensive coding in C# for overall project

Responsible for UAT, deployment of code on TEST, INT, QA and PROD servers. Technical support for IIS team for production issues and configuration changes

Interacted with SQL server 2005 for remit downloads logging to satisfy HIPAA requirements, Interaction with IBM – DB2 database to display real time claim data, Interaction with Oracle 10G eHUB Database server to display the 835 Remit and use of Humana Data Application block

Description Humana is one of the premier health insurance organizations and provides online services to members and providers. It is listed as one of the fortune 500 companies and has excellent track of business across USA

I was involved in rewriting an existing ASP application called “Associate Remittance Inquiry” to .NET. This intranet web application helps associates (Humana internal employees) and providers (doctors) to view the 835 Payment information. Typically, a provider submits 837 claim details to Humana seeking payment and in return, Humana sends 835 which contains details of payments, explanation of benefits (EOB) and a big list of details embedded with an XML specified by HIPAA which is an industry standard for health care organizations. The provider can view this information and download it in text, word or excel format and then use third party components to feed the data to their internal systems.

The classic ASP application was lacking features like user friendly navigation, excessive postbacks, lower performance, difficult to maintain as the UI logic was directly mixed with XSL.

My job was to completely understand the existing application, provide data at different levels, map the data according to HIPAA specification, display real-time claim details from the production database, improve performance in terms of data access and fewer postbacks,

Project Comply Scan Administration, Bellevue, WARole Senior Web Developer / ArchitectDate 5th October 2007 till dateClient www.pharmitas.com & www.Mckesson.comReference http://www.complyscan.net/AdminPlatform ASP.NET 2.0, C# 2.0, Atlas, Visual studio .Net 2005, IIS 6.0, SQL Server 2005Responsibilities Responsible for requirement analysis and overall design of the project.

Designed Database schema, Relationships and database diagrams Designed a 3-tier architecture in Visual studio 2005 for the ASP.NET web

application Used Singleton Design pattern for SQL connection and Microsoft Data

Application block for Data access Extensively worked on the GUI to make it stylish, simple and efficient to use Used Ajax manager and several atlas controls to make a rich GUI Used third party component to generate 2D image of Barcodes and used Web

service to interface the 2D data in the form of byte array Extensively worked on the middle tier, database tier and back end,

implemented several stored procedures and views Implemented Free text search for some tables in sql server 2005 Being a sole developer, responsible for application deployment, database

deployment and running data scripts Implemented automated E-mail feature (embedding dynamically generated 2D

barcode images) and login details

Description ComplyScan™ is the primary technology solution offering from Pharmitas.

It was developed to address the needs of retailers, law enforcement, and government in combating methamphetamine – America’s #1 illicit drug

ComplyScan is a patent-pending software and database management system developed to log the sales of regulated over-the-counter drugs, including pseudoephedrine, ephedrine, and phenylpropanolamine (collectively referred to as PSE) products (as mandated in the Federal Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005). PSE chemicals are key ingredients in manufacturing the illegal and highly addictive drug, methamphetamine. ComplyScan allows retailers to meet the legal requirements of the CMEA and Online customer support is provided through a web interface

I developed this application from the scratch. I was responsible for Web design, Database design, Security design, Role management design, GUI Design and overall development. Extensively worked on Visual studio 2005 and SQL Server management studio to create stored procedures, views, tables, indexes and other database objects.Extensively coded in C# with Ajax and third party components like 2D Barcode generator and interfacing with Hand held devices (Smart client). Commendable work done on GUI including best navigation, professional CSS and layouts, powerful Gridviews for adding chain information, stores information, chain managers, store managers and the list goes on. Created an Admin page to manage users and assign roles. The whole application was role based and pages and contents were dynamically displayed for different role levels. Logging was implemented through Log4Net.

A very powerful report page was developed to view the sales at retail counter (POS). This report would be submitted to Law enforcement authority and created the customer signature image dynamically from the database. Implemented a Sales page where in pharmacists can login using their store id and search for a customer using their phone number or Driver license number. They could track the history of purchases all over the United states. This page was aimed at high performance and implemented Ajax call backs for customer search, purchase history and other nice features.

The admin could change the apprearnce of the whole website based on the client. In order to achieve this, implemented dynamic master pages and the look and feel can be changed to different customer such as Walmart, Walgreens, Bartell Drugs, Kroger and generic layout

Project Providence Health System – R2R (Road to Retirement)Role Senior Web DeveloperDate 7th May 2007 to 1st October 2007Platform ASP.NET 2.0, Telerik, C# 2.0, Visual studio .Net 2005, IIS 6.0, SQL Server 2000 /

2005, COM+Reference http://r2r.providence.org/Responsibilities Ported existing web pages from ASP to ASP.NET

Responsible for “Projection” Functionality. Designed the whole module based the requirements, co-ordinated with third parties like Milliman, Fidelity and End clients to make sure about the complex data structure and various cases for the Admin site

Designed the overall application in terms of functional parts, Components, GUI, Business and Database changes.

Involved in full-fledged coding end to end. For the front-end used C# 2.0 with latest features like Generic List, Custom controls, Ajax from Telerik, Error logging using Log4Net. On the back-end, worked on T-sql stored procedure and created lot of views

Responsible for developing the logic for “Dashboard” or “Landing” page. Functionalities included searching for existing employees using a Telerik dropdownlist with invisible post back based on first name, last name and ssn

Implemented Role based security for Left navigation, Top navigation, command buttons and updated the backend for various security users

Worked on Master pages, stylesheets, various client side interfacing using DOM standards to work both in IE and Firefox

Created a few challenging user controls where in the input data should be persisted during post backs. Implemented delegate, custom events for this control

Responsible for mentoring junior developers technically and performing code reviews, updating internal Wiki source, setting code standards for C#, presentations on custom controls, code reusability, using Resharper refractor tool

Provided on-site support for live bugs, analysis of customer data with various vendors and documenting the critical issues

Description Providence Health system has a program called Road to Retirement where is Employees can register themselves and Invest their savings for future benefits. This program is an online web application where in employees can chose different investment plans, deductions, terms, policies and a wide variety of fund choices

I was involved in rewriting several ASP pages to ASPX in the above website

The biggest implementation was the Admin website, where in more powerful functionalities were provided for the account managers (customer support) to view employee details and modify their plan details. This application was completely implemented using ASP.NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2005 and had a great integration with third party applications (such as Milliman, Fidelity etc) to calculate interest, balances and all other details through Web services and COM+ objects

I was involved in analyzing the requirements with Project managers, developers and third party companies. My role was to design and code the new functionalities using C#.We followed Agile method of development and a demo server with daily builds for giving demo to the client. Based on their feedback, a typical work day involved SCRUM, Coding, reviews and bug fixes

I dealt with complex user controls, dynamic data loading and client side validations, Ajax for user friendly interfaces, delegates and events, and whole lot of technical stuff.

Project EIS Web Portal and Risk Assessment Tool (RAT), Cingular the new AT&TRole Senior Web DeveloperDate December 21st 2006 – 26th April 2007Platform ASP.NET 2.0, Microsoft Atlas Framework, Telerik, C# 2.0, Visual studio .Net 2005, IIS

6.0, SQL Server 2000 / 2005Responsibilities Responsible for overall design of the tool, requirements gathering from

employees located in remote places, defining a standard business process and implementing co-ordination of security policies

Responsible for designing new database objects, implementing Data access through Web services and Unit testing

Architecting the development into custom business layers, C# modules for different atomic types, SQL Server 2000 (Table design, Stored procedures, Business constraints, error handling and Data migration)

Implementing dynamic web charts using Dunda's Minimizing post back’s for a smooth user experience using Telerik Ajax

manager Using latest features like control dragging (for charts), Modal dialogs and

Session based applications for maintaining different versions of data

Project Mgine6 and eMcaid Medical Resource Application, Seven Simple MachinesRole Senior Web DeveloperDate September 5th 2006 – 15th December 2006Reference http://www.Mgine6.com, http://www.emcaid.comPlatform ASP.NET 1.1, 2.0, Ajax, Anthem Framework, Telerik, Web Parts, C#, Visual studio .Net

2003 / 2005, IIS 6.0, SQL Server 2000 / 2005Responsibilities Implemented Master Pages for Mgine6.com. Achieved Cross website post back

and login information using HTTP POST. Designed the style sheet and worked on cross browser DHTML Standards

Implemented a DHTML Popup window with Datagrid wherein the data is populated at run time. This was implemented to avoid Post backs.

Implemented a console application for sending automated emails to hundreds of users who are interested to be notified whenever the data is changed by the resource Manager. Developed another console application which checks the external website date and Timestamp and sends notification emails to subscribed users. As this was a complex business application, the errors were logged using Apache log4net.dll

Implemented Microsoft Outlook Vcalendar for sending Meeting Notifications. Dynamically constructed new meeting creations and cancellations

Developed a tool for creating SQL Database objects like stored procedures, functions. This tool extracted all the latest scripts from the updated version and deployed remotely in the database server using “OSql”

Created pages for adding a drug and it’s attributes, assigning a company, contact information and implemented a feature to transpose the display (row-wise and column-wise)

Created a dynamic tooltip feature for each row of the grid which pulls the data from database and also VCalendar information.

Project The Leadership Program, Seven Simple Machines, Seattle, WARole Senior DeveloperDate September 5th 2006 – till datePlatform ASP.NET 1.1, 2.0, Ajax, Anthem Framework, Telerik, Web Parts, C#, Visual studio .Net

2003 / 2005, IIS 6.0, SQL Server 2000 / 2005Responsibilities Involved with a group of developers to Convert existing ASP.NET 1.1 project to

ASP.NET 2.0 Developed a business module for “Substitute” Opportunity. Responsible for

Requirements gathering, Functional specification, Developing, Unit Testing and integrating with the existing application

Worked on a series of releases and bug fixes for the existing code. Refractored existing code, classes and database objects to standardize. Documented many of the complex business flows

Used classical XMLHttpRequest object for avoiding post backs for some pages in order to improve performance. Worked on some stored procedures to break into simpler modules and did error handling

Developed a “Merge tool” for merging students’ data using JavaScript and C#. This was considered to be one of the major goals of the project

Created new server controls like link button with custom JavaScript attached for “Confirm” and “Status text” messages

Used many third party controls for calendars, left navigation and combo box

Project IP Migration –Tax Web Service, Getty Images, Seattle, WARole Senior Programmer AnalystDate March 28, 2006 – July 26, 2006Platform ASP.NET, C#, Visual studio .Net 2003, IIS 5.0, SQL Server 2000 Responsibilities Sole programmer responsible for upgrading existing web service

Responsible for designing new database, tables, user-defined functions, trigger, Stored procedure and data scripts

Implementation of new C# Module over existing Factory design pattern Responsible for Development support for customers in 18 countries, error

handling, bug fixing, team co-ordination Implementation of White box testing, deploying Tax service, creating separate

application pools, versioning of Client proxyDescription Getty Images is world’s leading provider of Images. It has three powerful customer

facing websites, four Internal web applications which co-ordinates with the online purchase of Image. During every purchase, Tax has to be calculated based on the Billing country. Due to the changes in Tax rules in different countries (where Getty Images has legal presence), new Tax system was implemented based on VAT. Major modules included European countries, USA, Canada, All other 198 countries with individual tax rules, Tax code and tax rate

Customized the page look for the Web service home page, Improved efficiency of existing web methods using caching mechanisms.

Created an independent website for Load testing. This was a very mission critical project as the customers are directly affected by Tax rates. Therefore 100% accuracy was expected and as a part of it, I loaded a Test data (approximately 54,000 combinations of Billing and shipping countries) through a set of excel work sheets and the data was displayed a simple way on different billing countries website (internal application). This assured the stability of stored procedure and also Load testing on the web service.

Project HardGood Pricing Provider, Getty Images, Seattle, WARole Senior Programmer (middle tier)Platform ASP.NET, C#, Visual studio .Net 2003 / 2005, IIS 6.0, SQL Server 2000 Responsibilities Programming of an independent plug-in Assembly “Hard Goods” based on

Structural Design Pattern Analysis of existing business logic, dependencies and implementation of a

similar functionality in the new module with a config switch mechanism Used Typed Datasets, Error handling, custom Exceptions, logging, Strong

naming, Versioning, Deployment and writing a independent adapter for routing new requests

Converting ASP.NET 1.1 project to ASP.NET 2.0 and integrated with the Customer Facing website (www.gettyimages.com)

Description Getty Images sells Images in the form of CDs, Catalogs, Film CD, Virtual CD and also digital versions. Currently, all the business logic for calculating the price was clubbed together in a single C# module. It was considered as a poor design and was very difficult to debug and maintain. Based on the new model, the price calculation for each type of project will be a .NET Assembly and will follow a “Price calculation Model”. I was involved in writing a similar component based on the above model, and deploying it to the customer facing websites. Also involved in Load testing and Automated Testing. The new module involved several tiers including business logic, exceptions, customized collection classes, base classes and low level data access and data agent classes.

Created a windows form application to perform automated test on the above component. The test data were loaded in a excel sheet with nearly 400 test cases and after running the test, the results were displayed interactively in a datagrid

Project HP Asset Management, Hewlett Packard, Princeton, New JerseyRole Programmer AnalystDate February 28, 2006 to March 26, 2006Platform ASP.NET, C#, Visual studio .Net 2003, IIS 5.0, SQL Server 2000, Plum Tree Portal,

JavaScript, Microsoft Excel, T-SQLDuration 3 WeeksResponsibilities C# Batch program (Console application) for reading excel sheet data (around

5000 rows) Updating respective Asset tables based on the excel data Representing the results in comma separated text file Analyzing performance issues

Description Hewlett Packard wanted to update their database tables based on the excel sheet generated every month. My responsibility included creating an executable application to read the data and updating their database based on their complex business rules

Implemented a console application (PE32) which reads the excel sheet data, performs all the business logic like mandatory fields etc and finally updates the SQL Server 2000 Database tables based on their Asset ID. Created a log file, depicting successful updates and errors with all the system generated exceptions

Project theSource, Comcast Corporate Headquarters, Philadelphia, PARole ProgrammerDate November 1, 2005 to February 26, 2006Platform ASP.NET, C#, XML, Visual studio .Net 2003, IIS 6.0, XML, ASP 3.0, JavaScript,

DHTMLResponsibilities Analyzing the existing project, coordinating with other team members to make

the system more stable Responsible for the complete replacing of the new User Interface. Extensively

worked on ASP 3.0 and ASP.NET, JavaScript Developed application logic for page navigation, principles for using the existing

pages, components, styles Developed a powerful Datagrid where the data is binded dynamically based on

different query stringsProject Description

Comcast customer care personnel use this application. This was a major UI Up gradation process with new features implementation and overall internal user experience. Dealt with the users requirements, designed the application with other team members and participated in overall development and deployment

Project AMCOR Web Service, Amcorss.comClient AMCOR Service Solutions, Fairfield, NJDate August 2004 to September 2005Role ProgrammerPlatform ASP.NET, C#, SOAP, Visual studio .Net 2003, IIS 6.0Responsibilities As a sole programmer, my responsibilities included:

Analysis of Unisys Data Exchange standards, Construction of a dynamic XML File in accordance to Unisys standards using XMLDocument Class in C#

Developed a Web service and deployed it in secured http, Hosted in ASP.NET for AMCOR, Implementing SSL Certificate for Web service, Implementing complete Business Logic for Web service, Implemented HTTP POST Verb for both sending and receiving Response object, Implementing Windows service in .NET, Implementing File Monitoring in windows service, Implementing XML File standard, Designing XML Component factory for Future use

Deployment of the application using MSI Installer and project documentation developed a tool in windows application to test the web service and catch the output and errors or exceptions if any. This was also a part of deliverable.

Project Description

AMCOR wanted to host a Web service in order to receive the orders in the form of XML File. The incoming files were validated using XML Standards and moved to different folders based on the contentsIn the second half of the project, AMCOR wanted to dispatch XML Files to Unisys software web service in Java. An acknowledgment file was received from them and thus saved. All the transactions were logged in Windows Logger. A windows service was implemented along with File watcher to automatically move the file

Developed a windows service and embedded filewatcher component. The path was configurable using a configuration file. As and when, new files created in the directory, the windows service converted the XML File, performed all the DOM Validations and send the file to Unisys web service using XMLHttpRequest object. An asynchronous call was made and on the state changed, the request was received from the web service and logged in another directory.

Project Gas Distribution Billing System (GDBS), GGCL, IndiaRole Team Member, Programmer, Configuration In-chargeDate April 2003 to July 2004Platform ASP.NET, VB .NET, Visual studio .Net 2000, IIS 5.0Responsibilities As a Team Member, I was Involved in all phases of Project Life cycle.

Involved in Database Design and FDD Preparation Involved Complete Coding of Two Modules Testing – Web Forms, Data Validations User Help manual Preparation, Developers Manual Preparation and Other

DocumentationProject Description

GGCL required a complete solution for their Factory maintenance. The project consisted of 14 modules majorly divided into Finance, Installation and Alteration, Metering, Billing, Distribution, Customer Management etcFinance module consisted of generating different schemes, enrolling different customers for different schemes, scheme allocation, canceling and Interest charges. Installation and Alteration module consisted of atomizing Gas distribution and maintaining the volume of Gas supplied

Project GTK+ Interface Applications, Vinciti Networks, IndiaDate January 2002 to January 2003Platform JavaScript using DOM1 standards, Apache Web Server, PERLRole Junior ProgrammerResponsibilities Identification of HTML Widgets to be implemented in Java script

Analysis of DOM1 with different browsers like IE, Netscape, Mozilla etc. Setting standards for Widget Development Coding and Implementation of HTML Controls in Java script using DOM1 Configuring Apache web server for Saving Firewall Rules Documentation of complete Project Unit Testing of different widgets in Windows/Linux Operating system

Project Description

GTK+ stands for GIMP Tool Kit, which is a popular tool for developing classic GUIs in Linux (GNOME) platform. GTK+ Library is already written in C, C++ and other languages. The aim of this project is to provide a Library in Java script using DOM1 standards. Different HTML controls can be dynamically created using the standard library with Unique Ids. Each control can be embedded within a container and a classic application was developed to handle “Firewall Security Permissions” of the client (Vinciti Networks). Each Table row consisted of different Protocols such as SNMP, HTTP etc with their specific values, source IP, Destination IPThese rules were saved at the server in the form of ASCII Text file using Perl and Apache web server