Paul J. Ste. Marie
437 Sharon Court
Middletown, Ohio 45042
(513) 422–0299
paul_j@ste-marie.net

Accomplishments:
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• Led development team to reduce defect levels to one or less per release at Fifth Third Bank.
• Developed and implemented Software Change Management process at Fifth Third Bank.
• Developed application concept and architecture and led development effort at Digineer.
• Designed and implemented innovative natural language analysis tools at Lexis-Nexis.
• Principal designer of application architecture and object designs at Reynolds & Reynolds, Cincinnati Bell Information Systems, and BCD Technology.
• Advocated and implemented organization-wide use of structured methodologies and advanced computer-aided software engineering tools at BDM.

Areas of Capability:

• Software Engineering: Patterns, UML, ...
• Operating Environments: WebSphere, WebLogic, Tomcat, servlets, Apache, EJB, Unix, Windows (16 bit and 32 bit), MFC, ATL, STL, COM, ...
• Programming Languages: Java, C++, XSLT, XSL:FO, YACC, Lex, ...
• Text Formats: XML, SGML, DSSSL, HTML, RTF, TeX
• Database: DB2, Oracle, SQL Server, Sybase, ...
• Software Cost Estimation: Function Points, SPQR/20, CheckPoint, COCOMO
• System Administration: Solaris, Linux, Windows NT, ...

Experience:
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Fifth Third Bank 2002–present

• Technical lead on a variety of middleware applications.
• Led teams of 4–7 engineers.
• Developed applications using Java, Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB's), Java Messaging Services (JMS), and XML using both SAX and DOM parsers. Also did some development with C++, the native MQ API, JavaServer Pages (JSP's), custom tag libraries, servlets, and FileNet.
• Applications ran on WebSphere Application Server, WebSphere MQ, DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, AIX, and Windows 2000/NT.

Digineer 1999–2002

• Lead engineer on a variety of applications in the healthcare field.
• Headed teams of 4–7 engineers.
• Developed applications using Java, JavaServer Pages (JSP's), custom tag libraries, servlets, Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB's), and XML using both SAX and DOM parsers.
• Applications ran on WebLogic, Oracle, Sybase, Windows 2000/NT, HP/UX, and Solaris.

Professional Data Resources 1992–1999

• Provided high-level software architecture and advanced development services to a number of Fortune 500 clients, including Lexis-Nexis, Reynolds & Reynolds, and Convergys.
• Primarily worked in C++, but also used DSSSL, XML, SGML, HTML, TeX, RTF, Lex, YACC, and SQL.
• Developed both web services and client-server applications using Oracle, Sybase, DB2, and proprietary systems.
• Applications ran on Windows NT, Windows 3.1, Solaris, SunOS 4.1, and MVS.

BCD Technology 1991–1992

• Developed object and database design for distributed systems running on SCO-Unix and fault-tolerant VAX/VMS.
• Applications used X/Windows, Ingres, SCO UNIX, and Rdb/VMS.

BDM International 1984–1991

• Performed as both system analyst and software developer on a variety of projects including custom Computer-Aided Software Engineering (CASE), requirements systems for military logistics, and computer simulation of military logistics operations.
• Worked in C using Excelerator and MS-DOS.
• Developed system analyses using the Gane & Sarson and Yourdon methodologies.
• Developed software cost estimations using function points, SPQR/20, and Checkpoint
• Performed budget analysis and headed software development center purchase, installation, and configuration.

California Institute of Technology 1981–1984

• Variety of software consulting jobs.
• Radio astronomy research projects.

Full resume available at http://www.ste-marie.net/resume_long.html
References and salary history available upon request