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Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Just some code

Posted by Berlin Brown at 7:29 PM

1 comment:

ammar said...: Nice post. Thank you for sharing.
Softwares; January 18, 2013 at 2:10 AM

About Me

Berlin Brown: I am a software developer interested in a variety of different environments. I have worked with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and now works for a Financial Services firm. You can find him IRC/freenode as blbrown. Berlin can be found in Atlanta, Georgia. Also see me on twitter.

Professional software engineer with more than a decade of experience that has a proven track record of producing quality distributed software. My non-professional programming career started in Austin,Texas when I was 10 years old with the TRS-80 with early BASIC (Tandy RadioShack) and I haven't stopped programming since then. My current focus technology stack includes Java enterprise web and mobile application development for Android and iOS. I am currently working with a financial services company (formerly a Citigroup unit), also with the City of Atlanta on a billion dollar engineering project and the Center for Disease Control (CDC) for a public health data collection module.

Specialties: Java development, J2EE, bug tracking, performance analysis, web application security, IBM Webshere, IBM DB2 with a focus on Financial Services and Insurance.

Polygot Programming: Focus on Java, scripting with Python, JavaScript/jQuery/AngularJS for RIA web, consideration for more functional oriented languages including Clojure as a front-end GUI declarative scripting language and Scala as a general purpose Java replacement, OpenGL.

Knowledge With Common Java Frameworks and Environments: Eclipse IDE, IBM RAD/WSAD, IBM Websphere, JBoss, Apache Wicket, JSF, Struts, Spring MVC, IBM Worklight/MobileFirst, iOS development with XCODE. IBM Worklight Analytics, scanning with Elastic Search.

Operating Systems: Most used operating system is Windows7+. Enjoy using Ubuntu Linux 14.10. Moderate usage with OSX.

Experimental: Machine Learning with Weka, Big Data With Hadoop

Process Flow: Knowledge of Agile approaches and use of IBM JAZZ

You can contact me through various social media sites or IRC. I am on #java/#scala IRC/Freenode as blbrown and I also have an account on Googlecode, Twitter and Reddit. I am currently located in be found in Atlanta, Georgia and I am originally from Austin, Texas. I am open to relocation.

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