Created a loan status system to streamline the process of mortgage handling by a large bank. The system was written in Java, and utilized servlet technology on the front end, connecting to an Oracle database server for storage. XML was used to achieve the greatest flexebility possible with the type and the amount of data to be stored. Additional programs were created to receive and consolidate data feeds from various other systems utilized by the bank.

Developed a reusable, extensible Java Servlet based architecture for rapid web application creation. Utilized the architecture in the implementation of a number of different web applications. The architecture handled configuration, database connectivity, object caching and template management, allowing the developer to focus on application-specific business logic.

Architected, programmed and maintained www.ro-tel.com, a promotional web site where visitors could register to receive weekly mailings, browse a recipe database and enter into sweepstakes. The site was written using Java Servlet technology and ran on a Linux server with Apache/JServ and MySQL.

Was involved in the development and refinement of the game data and object models. These models were later used as guidelines for EJB programming, as well as the templates for the XML code that was to be passed from middle-tier to front-tier servers.

Developed code for both the Beans on the middle tier and Cocoon producers on the front tier. Helped refine a Java class hierarchy to efficiently share resources and utilize services common to multiple Beans.

Developed an E-Commerce enhancement for Site Studio that allowed the online stores to be made with the program. Programmed a hierarchical inventory manager that allowed unlimited levels of subcategories and items, and included support for cross sales and hot item sales.

Designed a framework for handling database-driven object persistence in Java servlets and used it as a foundation for developing a reusable user management system.