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Document Name Candidate profile Magenta Technology Page 1 of 10 Date (dd.mm.yyyy): Objective Position Other General Information In English Last Name First Name Middle Name Date of Birth (dd.mm.yyyy) Tel. # E-mail Citizenship Family status Years of Work Experience Education University /Institution Faculty Degree Received Year of Graduation (yyyy) Additional Professional Education, Certificates Foreign Languages Level English French German Additional Information Your Strengths Your Weaknesses Additional experience you would like to gain Hobbies, interests How soon could you start working What else would you like to say about yourself? Professional Skills © Magenta Technology, June 2007 www.magenta-technology.com Candidate profile Magenta Technology Page 2 of 10 SKILLS Level To define your skill level, please, use these evaluation words (expert/ advanced/ intern/ novice) in their general sense. Leave fields blank if you never dealt with the (Expert/ Advanced/ technology. Intermediate/ Novice/ Blank) Installation packages Debian Packaging System InstallAnywhere InstallShield RPM Windows Installer Wise Installer Integration Software BEA WebLogic Integration Data Junction IBM Business Integration Series IBM MQ Series Microsoft BizTalk Server Process Server Prospero Oberon SeeBeyond Tibco solutions Vitria Webmethods Internet technologies ASP.Net Active Server Pages (ASP) CrossBrowsers HTML HTML/DHTML CSS Internet Server API (ISAPI) Java Applets Java Server Pages (JSP) Macromedia ColdFusion Macromedia Flash MX Netscape Server API (NSAPI) PHP Hypertext Pre-processor RubyOnRails Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) XML/XSL/XSLT Ajax Maintenance and support 24x7 monitoring service Application and system support End User Support Maintenance and support of ERP systems Maintenance and support of legacy systems Messaging Systems Lotus Domino © Magenta Technology, June 2007 www.magenta-technology.com Candidate profile Magenta Technology Page 3 of 10 Lotus Notes MAPI X400 Modeling Methodologies IDEF0 IDEF1X UML Modeling Tools ARIS Borland Together Cayenne DB Visual ARCHITECT Enterprise Architect ErWin Rational Rose Rational XDE Sybase Power Designer\Quest QDesigner Together ControlCenter Visio Visual Paradigm for UML OLAP Software Cognos PowerPlay Hyperion Essbase Microsoft OLAP Services SAS/MDDB Server software Operating Systems FreeBSD HP Linux Windows Mac OS Palm OS Sun Solaris Symbian OS Unix Windows CE Windows Mobile Programming Languages 4Test (Segue SilkTest) ABAP/4 Assembler (x86) C# C++ COBOL FORTRAN Java MicroFocus COBOL Object Pascal (Delphi) PL/1 PL/SQL © Magenta Technology, June 2007 www.magenta-technology.com Candidate profile Magenta Technology Page 4 of 10 Powerbuilder Prolog Python RPG/400 SQL T-SQL TSL (Mercury WinRunner) Visual Basic Programming technologies .NET ActiveX COM (including DCOM, COM+) CORBA Electronic Payment J2ME J2SE J2EE JDBC JNI JNDI JMS JMX Servlets EJB Struts JSF Hibernate AWT Swing JDO Java Beans SAP BAPI/RFC SOAP UDDI WinAPI Quality Assurance Performance testing and optimization Product functional testing RAD BEA WebLogic Workshop Borland CBuilder Borland Delphi Borland JBuilder Eclipse Platform IntelliJ IDEA MS Visual Studio NetBeans/Sun Java Studio Oracle Developer Power Builder RAD for WebSphere Software © Magenta Technology, June 2007 www.magenta-technology.com Candidate profile Magenta Technology Page 5 of 10 WebSphere Studio Application Developer (WSAD) RDBMS Adabase DB2 Informix Interbase Microsoft SQL Server MySQL Oracle Oracle Lite PICK/D3 PostgreSQL Progress SAP DB Solid DB Sybase UDB Reporting Systems Actuate e.Reporting Suite BRIO Reports BusinessObjects Cognos ReportNet Jinfonet JReporter MS Access Oracle Reports SQL Server Reporting Services Seagate Crystal Reports Reporting solutions Data Warehousing OLAP Scripting Languages Bash JavaScript Perl Ruby Tcl VBScript Security Cryptography/PKI Kerberos: The Network Authentication Protocol OASIS Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) OASIS Web Services Security PGP/GPG SSH X509 Specific Domains Project Management Publishing Search Engines Test and Measurement Writing End-User Documentation (English) © Magenta Technology, June 2007 www.magenta-technology.com Candidate profile Magenta Technology Page 6 of 10 Writing Technical Documentation (English) Business Analysis Digital signal processing Editing End-User Documentation (English) Editing Technical Documentation (English) Embedded Systems Information Architecture Language Recognition and Translation Learning Management Systems Low Level Programming Numerical Simulation Technical Writer Tools Adobe Acrobat Professional Adobe FrameMaker MS Word Macromedia RoboHelp WebWorks ePublisher Pro Version Control Systems Borland StarTeam CVS Microsoft VSS Perforce Rational ClearCase SourceDepot Subversion Application Servers and Middleware ATG 7 ATG Dynamo Application Server BEA WebLogic Integrator BEA WebLogic Portal BEA WebLogic Server Blustone Total-e-Server Firepond Application Suite IBM Tivoli IBM WebSphere Application Server IBM WebSphere Portal Server JBoss JOnAS JRun Application Server Jakarta Tomcat Jetty Servlet Container MS Message Queue Server MS Transaction Server Microsoft Commerce Server Microsoft SharePoint Portal Oracle Application Server Oracle Forms Server Oracle Portal Oracle Reports Server Orion Application Server © Magenta Technology, June 2007 www.magenta-technology.com Candidate profile Magenta Technology Page 7 of 10 Silver Stream Application Server Sybase Enterprise Application Server Twister Zope Automated Testing Apache JMeter AutomatedQA TestComplete Compuware TestPartner Empirix eLoad Empirix eTester Grinder HTTPUnit JUnit/NUnit Mercury Interactive LoadRunner Mercury Interactive WinRunner Mercury QuickTest Pro Microsoft Test Services Other Rational Robot Rational TeamTest Segue SilkPerformer Segue SilkTest TestMaker Building Tools Ant/NAnt/CPPAnt CruiseControl Make Maven Content management tools Documentum Content Server Interwoven's Team Site and Open Deploy Microsoft Content Management Server Proprietary Content Management Tools Vignette StoryServer XMLPublisher Data Mining and Data Warehousing E.phiphany E.5 software SAS Software WhereScape Defect Tracking Bugzilla JIRA Mercury Interactive TestDirector Rational ClearQuest SeaPine Test Track Segue SilkRadar Soffront TRACKWeb Softwise PR-Tracker TechExcel DevTrack Design Adobe Illustrator © Magenta Technology, June 2007 www.magenta-technology.com Candidate profile Magenta Technology Page 8 of 10 Adobe ImageReady Adobe InDesign Adobe Photoshop Adobe designer Allaire/Macromedia HomeSite Altova XMLSpy Corel Draw HTMLPad/UltraEdit Macromedia Director Macromedia DreamWeaver Macromedia Flex Microsoft FrontPage TopStyle/TopStyle Pro Usability Web site branding Web site design Other (list here the skills which are not mentioned in the table above) Professional Experience - 5 most significant projects (please, fill in in reverse order) Project #1 (the latest) Company Project Period From To Your role Customer Project team (size) Database Tools Technologies Project # 2 © Magenta Technology, June 2007 www.magenta-technology.com Candidate profile Magenta Technology Page 9 of 10 Company Project Period From To Your role Customer Project team (size) Database Tools Technologies Project # 3 Company Project Period From To Your role Customer Project team (size) Database Tools Technologies Project # 4 Company Project Period From To Your role Customer Project team (size) Database Tools Technologies Project # 5 © Magenta Technology, June 2007 www.magenta-technology.com Candidate profile Magenta Technology Page 10 of 10 Company Project Period From To Your role Customer Project team (size) Database Tools Technologies © Magenta Technology, June 2007 www.magenta-technology.com.
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