CONFIDENTIAL RESUME
Lawrence (Larry) G. Weaver
707 Long Street, Lexington, NC 27292
Cell: 336-300-5013; Home: 336-249-4236
Email: LWeaver@Lexcominc.net
EXPERIENCE:
Computer Consulting – E-Commerce - Web Development – Data Modeling – Dot Net Nuke Web Portal Support - Software
Development / Support (Banking, HIS/ERM, Medical Research, Order Entry, Inventory Control, Purchasing, Freight, Real Estate
Appraisal, Cost Accounting, MRP, Manufacturing, System Monitors, Software Development Tools, Internet Ticketing, ELearning) - Training – Computer Sales – Systems Engineering – Software Development Management – Technical Services
Management - Project Management – Data General - Intel - AOS/VS - RDOS - OS/2 - DG/UX - Xenix - SCO Unix - DOS Windows (3.1, NT, 95, 98, 2000, XP, 2003 Server, 2007 Server, 7, 8.1) - Internet development – Excel Objects – SSIS - SSRS Crystal Reports - IIS – Apache – XML – XSLT - Visual Studio 2003 thru 2012 - PHP - ASP – ASP.NET – MVC – WCF HTML - VB Script - Javascript – JQuery - Client Server -Visual Basic 6 – Harvest – ClearCase – TFS - Visual SourceSafe VB.NET – C#.NET - C - Win32 API - MTS - COM/COM+ - DCOM - Microfocus Cobol - AOS/VS Cobol - Assembler - Fortran PL/1 - RPG - Netware – ADO – DAO – ODBC - Microsoft Access – MySQL - Microsoft SQL Server 2005, 2008, 2012 – Oracle 8,
9i, 10g - Oracle Developer 2000/Discoverer – Oracel CoreID - Oracle PL/SQL – Oracle Manufacturing Apps - DG/SQL DG/DBMS - DG/INFOS
EMPLOYMENT AND CONSULTING:
June 2013 to Present
McKesson Corporation: Sr. ASP.NET Developer. Develop key enhancements and high-severity fixes to Paragon,
McKesson’s popular ERM product for hospital and ambulatory environments. Demonstrate an advanced object-oriented
proficiency in the maintenance of i-frames, web forms, custom controls, class libraries, COM+ components, client-side
programming and SQL programming in ASP.NET 4.0-4.5 environments. Software tools include Visual Studio 2010-2012,
ASP.NET web forms, MVC 4, COM+, VB.NET, C#, JavaScript, JQuery, CSS, TFS and Microsoft SQL 2008-2012.
Exercise a high degree of interpersonal skills interacting with physicians, nurses and pharmacists who serve as product
managers, business analysts, and QA analysts. Serve as mentor to less experienced developers and advisor to the
Manager of Software Development on technical and operational matters.
January 2012 to May 2013
DISYS: Sr. Consulting Web Developer. Developing enhancements and fixes to custom ASP.NET web controls, class
libraries and COM+ components comprising Paragon, the web-enabled flagship ERM software package developed and
marketed by McKesson Corporation. The development environment includes VS 2005 – VS 2010, ASP.NET, COM+,
VB.NET, JavaScript, JQuery, CSS, TFS and SQL Server 2008.
June 2011 to December 2011
Advantage Technical Resourcing: Sr. Consulting Web Developer.
As a member of an SDLC-based project,
analyzed, designed, developed and documented software for Wells Fargo Bank in Winston-Salem, N.C., to track and
report on the compliance of network server configurations throughout the Wells Fargo enterprise with predefined standard
hardware/software configurations known as “patterns”. Performed most of the data modeling on this project. This
assignment features the development of an advanced RDLC local reporting model that accommodates a variable number
of fields from the data source through the dynamic generation of RDL. Development software includes Visual Studio
2008, C#, ASP.NET 3.5, SQL Server 2008 and Harvest.
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October 2010 to May 2011
Advantage Technical Resourcing: Sr. Consulting Web Developer. Designed and developed enhancements to
financial document work-flow/imaging software for a hybrid desktop/web application at Wells Fargo Bank in Charlotte,
N.C. Developed a WCF web service for document distribution, and automatic signature-capture software by scanning
bitmap images. Development software includes Visual Studio 2005/2008, C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET 2.0/3.5, SQL Server
2008, SourceSafe and Harvest. Vendor software includes VMWare and Global 360 Workflow.
April 2010 to September 2010
Ettain Group: Sr. Software Consultant. In-house developer of ASP.NET, WinForms.NET and ASP web applications,
security administrator, and provider of SQL Server / MS Access database support and data modeling in support of an
enterprise-wide web portal on multiple virtual servers at the Stanly Regional Medical Center. Additional duties include
the installation and support of a Windows 2003 virtual user-acceptance-testing server and technical documentation of
various applications running on the portal. Development and infrastructure tools currently being employed include
VMWare, Visual Studio 2003/2005/2008, C#, ASP.NET 2003/2005/2008, ASP 2/3, Windows Services, Sql Server
2005/2008, SSIS, DotNetNuke 1.0 and NTLM/Active Directory authentication and authorization.
September 2008 to August 2010 (part-time consulting)
Softwaregistics LLC: Sr. Consulting Web Developer. Designed, developed and maintained web applications for this
software development and consulting services company. Applications include image design software and windowtreatment order/sales tracking. Clients include Solatech, Inc., a window-treatment software vendor in Highpoint, N.C.
Development tools for various applications include Visual Studio 2008, VB.NET, SQL Server 2005, PHP, MySQL and
Apache. Limited exposure to SSIS.
November 2008 – March 2010
FirstPlace, TAC Worldwide: Sr. Consulting Web Developer. Designed, developed and deployed changes and
enhancements to complex, n-tier, enterprise-level, financial web applications, including Balance Confirmation Web and
Legal Order Processing, at Wachovia Bank/Wells Fargo Bank in Charlotte, N.C. Responsibilities also included the
implementation and maintenance of .NET client proxy classes that interface with enterprise-wide web services.
Development tools employed in this assignment include Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition, ASP.NET 2.0, C#, XSLT 1.0,
SSRS, Harvest, Visual SourceSafe and SQL Server 2005.
October 2006 – October 2008:
U.S. Bank: Technical Lead, Sr. Developer. Designed, developed or maintained, and deployed WinForm and web
applications related to Collateral Warehousing, Mortgage Banking and CDO Reporting. Other responsibilities include
project planning and scheduling, as well as supervising and delegating assignments to two senior-level developers. My
skill set for this employer includes Visual Studio .NET ( 2002, 2003, 2005), NET 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, C#, VB.NET, WinForms 2.0,
Web Services, ASP.NET, Visual Studio 6, Visual Basic 6, Microsoft Access, Oracle 9i/10g, Oracle DDL and PL/SQL,
Oracle CoreID, SQL Server 2000, SQL Server 2005, Crystal Reports 9/11, XSLT 2.0, and Rational ClearCase.
October 2007 to March 2008 (part-time consulting):
E-Learning Solutions LLC: Consulting Developer. Responsibilities included completing the setup of this online training
vendor’s web site on a commercial virtual dedicated server, including the installation of a secured protocol certificate/site
seal, session state service, and site headers. Performed miscellaneous maintenance, including Javascript
validation/navigation and global error handling, using Visual Studio 2005, C#.NET 2.0, ASP.NET 2.0, Windows 2003
Server, IIS 6.0 and SQL Server 2005.
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October, 2003 – December, 2007 (part-time consulting):
University Tickets, Inc., New York , N.Y.: Sr. Web Architect/Developer. Designed and developed reserved seating
and thermal ticket printing components for this internet ticketing provider (http://www.universitytickets.com ). The skill set
supporting the software includes Visual Studio 2005, WinForms 2.0, VB.NET 2.0, ASP.NET 2.0, ASP, Visual Basic 6, VB
Script, DHTML, Javascript, COM, Interop, CCW, and SQL Server 2000/2005 on Windows 2000/XP workstations
accessing Windows 2003/IIS 6.0 web servers.
September 2004 to September 2006:
Acentron, Inc. (9/2004 – 1/2006), FirstPlace (2/2006 – 9/2006): IT Consultant. Served in a consulting capacity as a
Technical Leader and Senior Developer for Wachovia Bank, in Charlotte, N.C., through these consulting agencies.
Supporting a large-scale, n-tier, Oracle-based, client-server application involving collateral warehousing
and mortgage banking. Interacted with senior banking management to analyze, develop and deploy the
requirements of Merrill Lynch and other large financial institutions within SDLC-based projects. Concurrent with
these responsibilities, assisted the project manager in task identification, project planning and scheduling. Supervised and
delegated assignments to two senior-level developers. Employed skills included Visual Studio 2002, VB.NET 1.0,
WinForms 1.0, Microsoft Access, Crystal Reports 9, Oracle 9i, and Harvest at the client level
on Windows 2000/XP workstations. As a database developer, designed and created tables, views, stored
procedures/functions and packages, making extensive use of PL/SQL on Oracle 9i servers.
June, 2004 – May, 2005 (part-time consulting):
Wake Forest University Health Sciences, Winston-Salem, N.C.: Sr. Software Developer. Designed and developed
Windows-based primate cognitive testing software. The development was supported by Visual Studio.NET 2003, VB.NET
1.1, Crystal Reports 9 and Excel Object Model.
June 2002 to May 2003 (part-time consulting):
TicketReturn Inc., Charlotte, NC: Sr. Web Developer. Served as designer and principal developer of student ticketing
web sites for Florida International University and the University of Maryland. The development was supported by ASP 3,
Visual Studio 6, Visual Basic 6, server-side ActiveX components,VB Script, Javascript, HTML, CSS and SQL Server 2000.
Performed maintenance during the 2002-2003 football/basketball seasons and provided pre-sales support to the
company’s sales staff.
November 2001 to June 2003:
Ciber, Inc.: Information Technology Consultant.
Served as Senior Developer on a client project team at Silas
Technologies Inc., a subsidiary of Wachovia Bank and developer of Reveille, a leading applications monitoring software
package for enterprise systems. Reveille involves substantial web development and requires a solid skill-set which
includes Visual Studio 6, Visual Basic 6, COM (server-side and browser-side ActiveX components), COM+, MTS, DCOM,
ASP 2/3, ADO, ODBC, Microsoft SQL Server, Access, HTML, CSS, Javascript, the Internet Transfer Control,
Windows/NT, Windows 2000, and the Win32 API. Invented, architected and developed WINAPP, the component-based
portion of Reveille that tests Windows applications by recording and playing back mouse/keyboard activity and comparing
disk-based and real-time bitmap images. The client applied for a patent on WINAPP.
June 2000 to November 2000 (part-time consulting):
People Source, Inc., Winston-Salem, NC: Developed/converted a primate behavior monitoring/analysis computer system
for Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, using Visual Studio 6, Visual Basic 6, Microsoft Access and Excel
Objects.
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March 1990 to October 2001:
Lexington Home Brands, Inc., Lexington, North Carolina: Special Projects Manager, Senior Software Developer,
Data Analyst, Database Administrator. Served as Lead Software Developer and Microsoft SQL Server DBA on
implementation and modification of a corporate ERP system developed specifically for the furniture industry by a sister
company. This system supports a 3-tier client-server architecture on a Windows 2000 platform and uses Visual Basic 6,
COM/COM+, DCOM, Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and Windows 2000 Terminal Server. Managed 4 programmers on the
project. Served on corporate project to convert legacy information systems to Oracle ERP Applications, with an emphasis
on the custom reporting and extraction of Oracle Manufacturing Applications data using Oracle 8i, Discoverer 2000,
PL/SQL, Visual Basic 6, COM (server-side ActiveX components), COM+, Microsoft Access, ODBC, ADO, DAO, NT
Server, IIS, ASP, VB Script, Java Script, HTML 4 and Excel Objects. Designed and developed bills of material database
maintenance system in a client-server environment, using Erwin, Visual Basic 4, ODBC, Remote OLE Automation, Access
and Microsoft SQL Server. Installed Novell file-server for Personnel Department and provided training and support to
staff. Identified, designed, developed and/or maintained legacy manufacturing systems, including order entry, cost
accounting, purchasing, inventory control, material requirements planning, and work-order scheduling modules.
Programmed in AOS/VS COBOL, Microfocus Cobol, DG INFOS and Thoroughbred Basic on AOS/VS and SCO Unix
platforms. Analyzed and converted over 200 COBOL programs using self-authored Y2K problem detection software.
Operating system experience at this company includes Windows (3.1, 95, 98, NT, 2000), DOS, Netware, SCO Unix,
Xenix, and DG AOS/VS on Data General and Intel platforms.
August 1997 to January 1998 (part-time consulting):
Performed systems analysis and programming in a Visual Basic 4, Microsoft Access and COM for a developer of software
systems for payroll and restaurant back-office management.
January 1990 to March 1995 (part-time consulting):
Designed and developed an order entry / inventory control system for a major electrical supply manufacturer's
representative, using Microfocus Cobol on OS2 / Novell file server and Data General DG/UX / Avion RISC processor
platforms. Assumed system administration duties on both platforms. Supervised Senior Programmer Analyst on the
project.
April 1989 to February 1990:
Levelor Corporation, Greensboro, North Carolina: Technical Services Manager. Responsible for the supervision of
staff involved in voice/data communications, using Micom data switches, Data General MV-Series super-minis and AT&T
System 75 PBX's in a nationwide corporate network. Additional responsibilities included the planning, acquisition and
management of corporate operating system software, and the design and development of invoice-tracking software with
Oracle and 2020. Supervised a System Software Manager, Communications Manager, Data Communications Analyst,
Data Communications Technician, two Voice Network Analysts and a Voice Administrative Assistant. Managed a budget
in excess of $2,000,000 annually. Extensive experience in Data General's AOS/VS Operating System and XODIAC X.25
Networking Software.
January 1987 to March 1989:
Data General Corporation, Greensboro, North Carolina: Systems Engineering Specialist. Responsible for branch
office sales support activities, including technical consulting, conversions, training, proposal preparation, technical
presentations, demonstrations, systems software development (terminal emulators, conversion aids, interfaces, etc.) and
management of in-house MV-Series computer equipment.
Heavy experience in AOS/VS systems programming,
including the development of a Burroughs buffered terminal emulation package and a Business Basic applications
program interface to Data General's CEO Office Automation System. Extensive experience in AOS/VS Assembler
Language and AOS/VS COBOL. Working knowledge of DG/DBMS, DG/SQL, FORTRAN, BASIC, PL1 and C. Provided
installation, training and support in AOS/VS systems programming, C, INFOS II Database Manager, PCI LAN Manager,
XTS, SNA, SNA/3270 and APILU2 to Broadway & Seymour for a large banking system project.
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October 1983 to December 1986:
Data General Corporation, Greensboro, North Carolina: Senior Software Support Representative. Responsible for
post-sales software technical support and account management in the Field Services Division for North Carolina and
Western Virginia. Major emphasis on the identification and resolution of hardware/software problems, including problem
diagnosis and development of software fixes for disk device drivers at the interrupt level. 1984 candidate for National
Software Support Manager. Attended the Field Services Excellent Performance Awards Conference in 1985.
December 1982 to September 1983:
Sales Representative for original equipment manufacturers in the legal office management and distribution industies.
Software consultant to large office equipment company utilizing DG RDOS and Fortran IV.
June 1982 to November 1982:
Data General Corporation, Jacksonville, Florida: Field Sales Representative responsible for computer sales to OEM
and end-user businesses in the Jacksonville Area. Represented the entire Data General product line.
October 1980 to March 1982:
Leeco, Incorporated, Winston-Salem, North Carolina: Director of Technical Development. Responsible for
managing the Technical Software Development Division of this Data General OEM, providing direction and key
participation in the design, programming, marketing, and installation of software development tools such as Cobol/Basic
program generators and text editors. Recruited and managed support group for the Company's software product line.
March 1978 to September 1980:
Data General Corporation, Raleigh, North Carolina: Senior Systems Engineer. Responsible for branch office sales
support activities, including hardware/software configurations, demonstrations, proposals, software conversions,
installations and trouble-shooting. Developed a comprehensive COBOL / INFOS program generation package which was
heavily utilized in demonstrations and conversions.
EDUCATION:
University of Tennessee- Knoxville - B.S. in mathematics with a minor in physics.
Participant in high-energy physics research.
National Science Foundation