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Frederick
Douglas Taylor Jr.
System Performance Analyst 05/98 Present
Allegis Group, Inc.
Hanover, MD
 | Responsible for identifying critical measures for monitoring critical business
application performance |
 | Develop and implement a plan to obtain, store, and report on bottlenecks, trends, and
overall performance of the enterprise system as it relates to critical business
applications. |
 | Assist with capacity planning issues, and load testing applications. |
Quality Assurance Manager 07/96 - 05/98
 | Responsible for ensuring quality within all applications developed within the Allegis
Group IT Applications Department and that third party applications work properly with
applications developed within the department. |
 | Write quality assurance (QA) standards and procedures documentation |
 | Audit those standards and procedures, evaluating (QA) tools, managing QA efforts for all
developed applications |
 | Migrate applications from the development to test and production environments, and
managing the QA Staff. |
 | This environment is mostly a client/server shop, utilizing mainly IBM PCs with WinNT as
the client and SUN Enterprise Machines with Solaris. |
 | Sixty-five percent (60%) of the applications developed here are using PeopleSoft with
Oracle and thirty percent (35%) of the applications utilize HTML and JAVA with Oracle. |
Computer Software Consultant 09/95 - 06/96 Random House, Inc.
Columbia, MD
 | Assisted in designing and developing an order manifesting system. |
 | This system was developed using PowerBuilder, Radio Frequency software, C, and Sybase. |
 | The application utilizes two Sybase databases to track shipment orders as they are
handled by the shipping department, therefore allowing easier means to track shipments,
print manifests and bills of lading or gather data for electronic data file transmission. |
 | Maintained a warehouse management system written in C and embedded SQL to utilize AIX
and Sybase on a RS/6000 (model 590). This application employs intelligent conveyor
systems, automatic scaling, and radio frequency transmission to improve the efficiency of
warehouse operations. |
Computer Software Consultant 06/95 - 09/95
Ryland Homes, Inc.
Columbia, MD
 | Designed and implemented test plans for a GUI application primarily written in MS-Visual
Basic. |
 | The application was designed and developed with interfaces to MS-Access and MS-Word. The
test plans covered both basics and functional testing. |
 | We were able to use MS-Test to generate test data and execute some of the basics and
functional testing. |
Computer Software Consultant 01/95 - 05/95
Servantis, Inc. Owing
Mills, MD
 | Enhance a financial software package by converting it from a single user program to a
multi-user program. |
 | While implementing these enhancements I had to consider the following: commit points of
a transaction, locking techniques (shared and exclusive), alternatives for a user if a
lock occurs, recovery techniques (rollback and immediate updates), trade-offs between
performance and execution size, etc. |
 | These enhancements took place on a DOS platform using the database package MDBS. |
Software Engineer 10/90-12/94
Roadnet Technologies, Inc. Timomium, MD
 | Designed and implemented procedures to address quality during the software development
life cycle. |
 | These procedures involved reviews, configuration management, unit testing, integration
testing, system testing and deployment. |
 | These procedures were implemented using IBM PC, Sun Workstation, ARCserve, PVCS, REXX,
MS-Access, MS-Excel, WordPerfect. |
 | Formalized procedures to ascertain client views concerning quality of the product being
delivered and customer satisfaction. |
 | Lead system testing of a client/server application. The server was running on an OS/2
platform with clients running on DOS and OS/2. Communication was via TCP/IP and Named
Pipes. |
 | Developed tractor-trailer scheduling reporting software from design to system testing. |
 | This development also involved designing and implementing a database program written in
Sybase. |
 | All development took place in the following environment: Sun Workstation, Unix, Sybase,
SCCS, Make, Purify, WordPerfect. |
 | Developed package optimization systems from design to system testing. This involved the
following hardware and software IBM PC, OS/2, C, and WordPerfect. |
Programmer/Analysis 06/88 - 10/90
Computer Sciences Corp. Greenbelt, MD
 | Developed modules to build an embedded simulator for a proposed NASA satellite. |
 | These modules were developed using DecVax, IBM PC, 1750a Microprocessor, VMS, DOS,
Tartan, Assembler, ADA, Fortran, and C. |
Scientific Programmer 09/86 - 06/88
Sigma Data Services Corp. Greenbelt, MD
 | Maintained packages to analyze, transform, and represent graphically meteorological
data. |
 | The packages were maintained using the following: IBM 3081, Cyber 205, MVS, TSO, ISPF,
Fortran and Wolfplot. |
Summer Intern 1985 - 1986
National
Aeronautics and Space Administration
Greenbelt, MD
 | Developed Fortran programs on the DecVax to analyze and plot data using a graphical
analysis package. |
Graduate Assistant 09/85 - 05/86
Bowling
Green State University Bowling Green, OH
 | Tutored undergraduates in lower level computer science courses. |
 | The languages tutored most often were Pascal, Fortran, COBOL, and Basic. |
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