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| Jeremy Neal Kelly |
misc@anthemion.org Evanston, IL U.S.A. |
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Ten years of ‘full cycle’ experience developing Windows desktop applications. Six years’ experience developing handheld applications, first with PalmOS and later with Pocket PC / Windows CE. | |
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Proficient with C++ and Delphi. Experienced with functional and usability analysis, threaded development, socket programming, barcode technology, and reports. Broad database experience, including SQL, normalized database design, and some work with stored procedures and triggers. | |
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Familiar with STL, Windows API, MFC, Windows CE Platform Builder, C#, .NET, HTML, and CSS. | |
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Software Engineer | Apr 2007-Present |
| Cummins-Allison, Mount Prospect, Illinois | ||
| Working with a small team on an embedded Windows CE application written in C++. Personally designed and implemented several application subsystems, including a complex real-time export system, a transaction storage system, and a library encapsulating parts of the Windows API, such as threading, file management, and serial communications. Also responsible for Windows CE platform development. | ||
| Working with Visual C++, STL, C#, .NET Compact Framework, Windows CE, and Windows CE Platform Builder. | ||
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Software Engineer | Aug 2000-Nov 2006 |
| Peapod, Skokie, Illinois | ||
| Designer and sole developer of a suite of PalmOS and Pocket PC / Windows CE applications used for order fulfillment, quality control, and inventory management. Applications were written in C++ and made use of a custom application framework, a custom database system, barcode scanning, Berkeley sockets with TCP/IP over WiFi, and a custom ‘no stylus’ user interface. | ||
| Designed and implemented numerous Windows desktop applications, including testing tools, database and monitoring tools, fulfillment tools and reports, and parts of an equipment inventory system. Applications were written in Delphi and made heavy use of SQL, reports, and user interface design, along with some Berkeley sockets, multithreading, stored procedures, and triggers. | ||
| Worked with Visual C++, CodeWarrior, Delphi, MFC for Windows CE, Palm Object Library, Palm Application Framework, Symbol and HHP barcode scan engines, Berkeley sockets, Informix SQL, ReportBuilder, Java, JSP, HTML, and CSS. | ||
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Software Developer | Jul 1999-Aug 2000 |
| Haven Corporation, Evanston, Illinois | ||
| Collaborated with small team on a commercial Delphi application for use by mail-order companies. Developed various subsystems with particular emphasis on database programming and reports. Worked independently to develop a user-friendly database explorer. | ||
| Worked with Delphi, Sybase SQL, and QuickReport. | ||
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Software Developer | Jan 1998-Jul 1999 |
| Shared Marketing Services, Chicago, Illinois | ||
| Collaborated with several developers on an in-house Delphi application for auditing co-op advertising claims. Designed and implemented a user-friendly report management system, a configurable mailing system, and various auditing reports. Worked independently on smaller projects, including simple version control and equipment tracking systems. Assisted with general PC support for a staff of forty. | ||
| Worked with Delphi, SQL, ReportPrinter Pro, Paradox 4.5, Paradox Application Language, and MS Access. | ||
| Education | ||
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Bachelor of Science, Economics | May 2004 |
| University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa | ||
| Completed most classes 1994-1996; finished via correspondence in 2004. | ||
| Other Experience | ||
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nthClock, desktop alarm clock for Windows | |
| A free, open source Delphi application. | ||
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Magister, roguelike game | |
| A free, open source C++ application. Part of a larger project to develop a framework for implementing roguelike games. Work in progress. | ||
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Ogle, word game for Windows | |
| A free, open source C# application. Work in progress. | ||
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Grey No.9, music composition and production | |
| I study music technology, writing and producing music at home. | ||
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Play Time, economic analysis of MMORPG play | |
| An undergraduate honors thesis that grew into a larger project. | ||
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anthemion.org | |
| My personal site, custom designed and hand-coded. More information on the above projects is available here. | ||