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Internet specialist, Technisch Projectleider
Zwolle ---> Lelystad
In overleg
opdracht in: Informatietechnologie, Management en Consultancy

Basisopleiding
01-09-1984 t/m 30-06-1990 Atheneum


01-09-1990 t/m 31-08-1997 Universiteit Twente - Elektrotechniek (ir., M.Sc.)

Cursussen en bedrijfsopleidingen
01-09-1997 t/m 31-01-2003 Diverse cursussen op het gebied van OO, Java, J2EE
en Websphere01-09-1997 t/m 31-01-2003 Diverse cursussen op het gebied van OO, Java, J2EE
en Websphere

Beschikbaar VOOR EEN DAG PER WEEK als J2EE Consultant.
Expertise in steekwoorden: J2EE Architectuur, MDA, Java, J2EE, EJB, JSP,
Servlets, Struts, Application servers, Websphere, XML, JUnit, JMS, MQSeries.
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periode:01-05-2000 t/m heden
functie:J2EE Consultant
bedrijf:Mayar IT
omschrijving:Aktief als J2EE Consultant voor verschillende opdrachtgevers.
Uitgebreide
ervaring op het gebied van J2EE, EJB, Servlets, XML etc.

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Omschrijvingen van mijn laatste twee projecten (engels):

-- De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), ‘AVB’ project, May – ... --
One of the tasks of the DNB (the Dutch central bank) is to publish a monthly
national balance sheet. Previously, the data needed for the balance sheet
calculations were aggregated and reported monthly by the larger banks.
Because this process was cumbersome for both DNB and the reporting banks, DNB
decided to adjust and automate the data reporting process. The aim of the AVB
project was to (1) enable relations to report their monthly and/or yearly
data through the internet, and (2) accumulate, analyse and process this data
to automatically generate the balance sheet.
The architecture involved 3 tiers: a web front end (J2EE, Websphere), an
intermediate layer for control and data preprocessing (J2EE, Websphere) and a
modified legacy system for accumulation and calculations (COBOL).
My main task was to design and implement a flexible way of enabling
communication between the 3 tiers. The middle tier was designed to
communicate by means of JMS, the two other tiers were using IBM MQSeries. I
created a J2EE application that functioned as an adapter between these two
messaging solutions. I designed this application to enable flexible adapter
configuration and lifecycle control – this I achieved by applying
multithreading in the servlet layer. Furthermore, I created a web front
(using Jakarta Struts) for adapter management.
My other task was to implement the interfaces from the intermediate layer to
the other two layers. This involved receiving and sending of JMS messages,
and parsing of XML content.
A minor additional task that I took upon me was to occasionally assist less
experienced developers with applying certain design patterns to improve their
code.

-- ING Bank, ‘AOS’ project, August 2001 – May 2002 --
The ‘Postbank’ is a subsidiary of ING Bank. Business clients of the Postbank
can call a (no charge) service number for enquiries about contracts, account
balances, etc. The call center that services these requests, uses an intranet
application for customer relationship management. This CRM application is
called the ‘Agent Supporting System’ (AOS for Dutch). AOS provides access to
several types of client and product information, and functionality for
requesting contract changes and selling additional products.
AOS is a Websphere J2EE application, consisting of a servlet layer and an EJB
layer. The EJB layer interfaces with (1) an Oracle database, and with (2) a
range of 10 different legacy systems. Some legacy systems are accessed
through CICS, others through MQSeries messaging.
Within the project I analysed, designed and developed additional services.
Mainly my work focused on integrating telephony functionality in AOS, hereby
limiting the need for agents to keep switching between their browser for
client information/service (AOS) and their telephony application for
answering calls, forwarding, holding, etc. During the course of the project,
the focus of my work shifted to the architectural redesign of the
application.
My final responsibility in this project was the design and development of a
system for presenting agents with sales triggers to be used during the
conversation with the client. These triggers were generated based on the
situation of that particular client, e.g. a client who regularly deposits
small amounts of cash may be interested in purchasing a payment terminal. I
designed the system in such a way, that the algorithms for generating sales
triggers could easily be added, modified and removed by business analysts.


periode:01-09-1997 t/m 31-03-2000
functie:Software developer
bedrijf:Ordina Telecom
omschrijving:Gedetacheerd bij verschillende klanten (o.a. ASM International,
Ericsson),
voornamelijk voor software ontwikkeling in Java.