Brian Jones

Tel: 423-715-5362
Email: bjones03@gmail.com

Language Specifics: ASP.NET MVC, Silverlight, Entity Framework, WCF, NUnit, Zend Framework, jQuery, jQuery Mobile, Knockout.js, PhoneGap, Node.js
Database: Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, CouchDB, MongoDB
Platforms: Microsoft Windows, Mac, LAMP, iOS, Android
Other: Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, Resharper, Team City, Team Foundation Server, SVN, Git

Pro2Serve
(Professional Project Services, Inc.)

October 2013 – Present

Worked on WIT, a What-if analysis tool which allows C-Suite level executives to quickly investigate the outcomes of making scheduling and budget changes to planned projects. Changes that could take several weeks to analyze the outcome of in project management tools can be analyzed with just a few clicks in WIT. The application used .NET 4, Winforms and SQL Server 2008 R2

July 2011 – October 2013

Developed a leader driven group communication platform enabling members to set preferences of how they wanted to receive messages
(SMS, E-mail, Twitter, Facebook). Leaders were able to place members in groups and send a single message and have that message delivered to the platform the member chose. The application used ASP.NET MVC3, Entity Framework, WCF, Microsoft SQL Server, Node.js, RabbitMQ and CouchDB. Mobile apps were originally written natively for both iOS and Android and later replaced with HTML5 using PhoneGap, jQuery Mobile and Knockout.js in favor of moving to a single codebase.

January 2011 – July 2011

Worked contract position using the LAMP stack to develop a web application for the National Kidney Registry allowing them to accurately match donors and recipients. Also implemented a DotNetNuke CMS system for the American Foreign Service Association.

July 2009 – January 2011

Developed Lead Acquisition system used by an affiliate marketing team. The system processed business rules for lead buyers in real time helping them improve the quality of the leads they purchased. This application utilized Silverlight, Entity Framework, WCF and Microsoft SQL Server.

June 2005 – July 2009

Used ASP.NET to create a web-based solution to manage the workflow for enrolling patients in Prescription Assistance Programs. Allowed users to search for the medication being prescribed and locate programs that the patient would be eligible for. The system could then print the appropriate form with all of the information already filled out from the database.