To obtain a full-time position providing practical software development work, in a challenging environment which encourages quality solutions.

PAYCHEX - Rochester, New York
Developer (June 2005-present)

• Developed 50 programs in relational database environment using SQR, implementing OMR bar-coding into the output.
• Developed and maintained PL/SQL stored procedures.
• Developed applications using Pro*C.
• Involved with several stages of the software development lifecycle.

XEROX - Webster, New York
Test Engineer (March 2004-August 2004, co-op)

• Developed user-friendly interface for automated printer/client interaction testing.
• Developed break-points system for other test scenarios, allowing operators to execute specific portions of what would otherwise have been large and bulky testing suites.

JOBSOFT EDI, LLC - Delmar, New York
Programmer Analyst (June 2003-November 2003, co-op)

• Provided custom programming solutions for clients.
• Customized client software to meet government mandated HIPAA specifications.
• Extensive work with clients and insurance carriers.
• Other IT-related activities.

ROBERTS WESLEYAN COLLEGE - Rochester, New York
Review Course Instructor, Lab Assistant (2000-2001)

• Developed and taught review courses in Computer Science I and II (OO Programming)
• Lab Assistant for Introduction to Computers and Applications (Microsoft Office) course. Introduced laboratory assignments and assisted students in their completion.

Programming: Java, C/C++, PL/SQL, PHP, HTML, CSS
Development Tools: Eclipse, Sun Workshop, Rational Rose, CVS, ClearCase
Operating Systems: UNIX, Windows 9x/2K/XP, Linux, DOS

ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - Rochester, New York (2001-2005)
Degree: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, with honors
Minor/Concentrations: American Politics/Business; Literature
GPA: 3.481/4.00

Related Courses: Systems Programming I; Database Concepts; CS Theory; Computer Graphics I; Data Communications and Networks I; Software Engineering; Computer Science I-IV; Operating Systems I; Computer Organization; Intro. to Digital Design; Physics I-III; Professional Communications

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING I

• Designed and implemented multi-threaded Bowling Alley Management System to operate control desk, scoring stations, and simulated pinsetters. Used façade and observe/observable design patterns. View at jonathanlane.org. Java; 2002 team-project.

Available upon request