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Sam Souhrada Resume | Resume Builder S A M S O U H R A D A 8123224920 http://www.samsouhrada.com SU M M AR Y 10+ years of experience in the Information Technology Field as a Software Engineer, Expert Developer Resource, Lead Developer, Manager, Consultant and Application Integrator. Fluent in multiple programming languages and exposed to various web technologies; including ASP .Net C#, Java, JSP, PHP, REST, Soap, JavaScript, jQuery and the Adobe Flash Platform. To view more of my information please visit my online portfolio at http://www.samsouhrada.com Specialties: ASP .NET C# & VB, Adobe (Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Photoshop), PHP, Java (JSP), SQL Server, MySQL, XML, HTML, CSS, JavaScript E-Commerce, Dashboard Applications, Charting-Data Visualization, Banners-Graphics, Content Management, Calendar Applications, Email Marketing, Podcast Builder, Website Development, Web Services, Google Maps SK I LLS ASP.NET Visual Studio Microsoft SQL Server Web Services JavaScript jQuery XML Web Development SEO Java PHP MySQL Microsoft Office AJAX Flex Wordpress Dreamweaver E-commerce Web Design Visual Basic HTML CSS Adobe Flash Graphic Design E XPE R I E NCE SamSouhrada.com 01 / 2007 - Present Consultant • Custom application development for web, desktop and mobile applications. • E-Commerce solutions for small to mid-size business. • Search Engine Optimization • Installation of professional content management systems and custom solutions. • Email Marketing using professional email service providers and custom solutions. • Technology Consulting Technologies • Microsoft ASP .Net C# • Microsoft SQL Server • Java, Java Server Pages (JSP), J2EE • LAMP, PHP and MySQL • WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Custom CMS • ExactTarget, Eloqua, MailChimp, Custom ESP • SEO • JavaScript, jQuery • Adobe Flash Platform • Google Maps API • Adobe (Flash Builder, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash, Photoshop, ActionScript 3.5) ExactTarget 10 / 2012 - 02 / 2014 Senior Software Engineer • Developed fixes for product escalations in all areas of the application. • Worked on all layers of the application including backend, middle-tier and front-end. • Helped remove offshore resources and bring work in-house. Technologies • Microsoft ASP .Net C# 4.0 • Microsoft SQL Server • Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 • JavaScript, jQuery, Fuel Platform • REST Web Services • IIS, Windows Services • TFS, Git Repositories Adobe Flex User Group 11 / 2009 - 04 / 2013 Co-Manager • Organize group meetings and events to discuss the latest updates for the Adobe Flash. • Manage the user group website and post regular updates with sample code and links to tutorials on various topics • Create presentations to share with the group based on topics chosen during meetings. • Host guest speakers and provide advertising. • (URL) www.riaindy.com Technologies • Adobe Flash Builder • Adobe Flex SDK • Adobe AIR • Flash Catalyst • Flash Professional • Cairngorm Framework • WordPress touchAsoul Design Studio 12 / 2006 - 01 / 2013 Web Developer • Designed and developed an e-commerce shopping system utilized on multiple websites. Full-featured web management console and dynamic front-end user interface. • Built an online event management system where clients can register and sign up for events. The administrator can see who has chosen to attend and e-mail the attendees directly in the same interface. • Programmed web accessible calendar, which syncs with iCal for updates on user’s desktop. Ability to program multi-day, month, and year events with start and end time. • Developed an e-mail marketing system that sends e-mails with full tracking information. Backend features editable newsletter templates, user management, and email history. • Created iTunes Podcast Builder with automatic uploads and web management. • Collaborated on company website, creating custom XML web services, and user interface elements. • (URL) www.touchasoul.com Technologies • Adobe Flex • PHP, MySQL • Microsoft ASP • Microsoft SQL 2005 • JavaScript, jQuery • HTML, CSS, XML • Plesk, Redhat Linux • Microsoft Server 2003 • SSL • WordPress, Joomla and custom CMS ExactTarget 10 / 2011 - 10 / 2012 Technical Architect • Worked with large clients for deeper integrations with the ExactTarget Platform. • Built custom profile centers and complex logic for dynamic emails. • Enhanced an event management application that solved complex use cases for events spanning multiple days and in multiple locations. Automated online registrations and email updates sent to registrants. Technologies • ExactTarget Platform APIs using ASP .Net C#, Java, and PHP • Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 • Eclipse IDE • Adobe Dreamweaver • Microsoft SQL Server • SSJS (Server-Side JavaScript) • AmpScript ExactTarget 07 / 2011 - 10 / 2011 Technical Specialist • Programmed custom landing pages and microsites. • Created dynamic emails. • Set up examples for clients using the ExactTarget API. • days and in multiple locations. Online registrations and email updates. Technologies • ExactTarget Platform APIs using ASP .Net C#, Java, and PHP • Microsoft SQL Server • Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 • Eclipse IDE • Adobe Dreamweaver • SSJS (Server-Side JavaScript) • AmpScript Sallie Mae 11 / 2009 - 06 / 2011 Web Developer • Education Investment Planner (EIP): A financial advising application that offers free help with saving, planning and paying for college. (URL) www.salliemae.com/invest • College Answer: Advice for high school and college students for all ages. (URL) www.collegeanswer.com • Manage Your Loans: – High-Traffic portal that manages all student loans. (URL) www.salliemae.com • Advise on Adobe Flex best practices for coding techniques. • AJAX to Flex conversion of several modules in the Education Investment Planner (EIP). • Addition of ASP .net web services to expand current functionality of the EIP. • Updated the registration process for EIP to include animated transitions between sections. • Installed Cairngorm framework to maintain consistency across various modules. • Developed functions for web services that involved complex loan sorting based on passed in criteria. Technologies • Microsoft ASP .Net C# 3.5 • Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 • Microsoft SQL 2005 • Java 1.5 • JSP • Oracle • Adobe Flex • AJAX • XML, XSL, XSLT • HTML, CSS • IBM Websphere Server • IBM DB2 8.1, 9 • Microsoft Server 2003 • Eclipse IDE • Visual Source Safe, CA SCM SMC Corporation of America 03 / 2008 - 11 / 2009 Application Integrator II • Webmaster for customer facing website (URL) www.smcusa.com • Worked on a redesign of advanced product configurator website (URL) www.smcetech.com • Maintained advanced JavaScript files used in special product configuration. • Developed Java web services on a team using RAD with ClearCase. • Maintained and developed internal portal website for accessing client information and reports derived from Etech using VS2008 and DotNetNuke framework. • Created stored procedures for all SQL queries used in projects. • Scouted out Search Engine Optimization firms and implemented updates. • Working with Google Analytics to monitor keyword effectiveness and to analyze web traffic. • Create reports that run on a daily basis to deliver leads and other data to salespeople and branch managers. • Built a multi-threaded XML Generator C# Console Application which automatically serialized custom objects into XML data files. • Re-Built front-end website combining data from smcusa.com and smcetech.com. Used custom XML objects to bypass need for SQL Server calls. Technologies • Microsoft Visual Studio 2003/2008 • Microsoft ASP .Net 3.5 C# and VB • Microsoft SQL Server 2003/2008 • Automatic Updating Windows Form Applications • Multi-Threaded Console Applications • XML, XSL, XSLT • HTML, CSS • JavaScript, AJAX • Rational Clear Case • Adobe Flex SDK • Java, Java Server Pages (JSP), J2EE • IBM Rational Application Developer • Microsoft Server 2003 • ClearCase Source Control • DotNetNuke • Google Maps API Crystal Pure 11 / 2004 - 12 / 2007 Webmaster • Designed and developed e-commerce website. • Provided technical support for internal office network. Technologies • PHP, MySQL • SEO • Adobe Flex • Yahoo E-Commerce • Plesk, Redhat Linux Clarian Health 08 / 2006 - 12 / 2006 Consultant • Designed and developed the Clarian Quality website which displays information about specific medical statistics and facts. • Built an internal medical dashboard which tracks the real-time number of beds occupied and employees clocked in at Methodist, IU, and Clarian North hospitals. • Designed alternative Clarian Registration form with percentage completed updated in real-time. • Developed FileMaker Server Advanced Time Tracking application. • Updated webpages using Documentum Content Management. Technologies • Adobe Flex • PHP, MySQL • Microsoft .Net 2.0 • FileMaker Pro • TeleTracking • SOAP, WSDL • Plesk • Microsoft Server 2003 • Documentum Autobase 04 / 2006 - 08 / 2006 Software Support Analyst • Troubleshoot proprietary software for clients. • Connect remotely to client’s workstations and servers. • Perform SQL commands on client databases. • Helped with the redesign of their website. • (URL) www.autobase.net Technologies • Microsoft SQL Server 2003 • Microsoft Office • Remote Desktop • PHP, MySQL E D U CATI O N Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis 2007 - 2008 Certificate , E-Commerce Development Alpha Phi Omega Indiana University Bloomington 2001 - 2004 BS , Major: Informatics, Minor: Telecommunications Alpha Phi Omega, IU Dance Marathon.
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