Lucas J. Krammes
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Home: (330) 294-0515
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Email: lucas@krammesnet.com
Website: http://blog.krammesnet.com/
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Education
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Bachelor’s Degree of Applied Science, double major
in Computer Science and Systems Analysis
with a special interest in microbiology
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Major
Courses Taken: Object Oriented C++, Software
Engineering, Database design and implementation, COBOL Programming, PERL
Programming, SQL, Computer Networking, Operating Systems, Artificial
Intelligence, Client Server Systems (JavaScript, UNIX/LINUX, mySQL, PHP, web
design and implementation), Automata, Algorithms, Simulation, Computer
Architecture, Visual Basic, Ethics in Computing, Analysis of Deterministic
Systems, Analysis of Stochastic Systems, Calculus I and II, Discrete Math,
Statistics for Scientists and Engineers, Technical Writing, and Macroeconomics
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Work
Experience With: Visual Studio 2003/2005/2008,
VB.NET, SQL Server 2000/2005, T-SQL, Infragistics, CSLA, SourceSafe, LLBLGen Pro O/R mapping software, Enterprise
Library 1.0-3.0, Composite Application Block, Crystal Reports, Agile
Programming techniques, Design, analysis, implementation, and maintenance of
enterprise applications, code reviews
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Personal
Experience With: C#, DotNetNuke 4.9.1, DasBlog
Work Experience
June of 2006
– present, TMW Systems Inc.
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Architect Evangelist/Software Engineer. Work directly with customers defining and
developing software solutions to give them immediate value in solving business
problems.
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Part of the Next Generation, code name “Evolution”
Team, architecting and developing a scalable, database independent commercial .NET
application from the ground up to replace the existing PowerBuilder solution.
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Developed and architected a UI framework based on
the Infragistics control suite, as well as database independent CSLA business
objects using a reflection based data access layer.
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Introduced a collaborative environment similar to
the Microsoft Patterns and Practices “War Room”.
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.NET contact for PowerBuilder developers in the
company to write a Microsoft certified application.
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Architected the refactor and restructure of the
current code base to eliminate circular dependencies, improve discoverability,
provide a foundation of framework code, and organize the build process,
including a major refactor to incorporate all the UI and have one common UI
codebase. This was done simultaneously
among multiple .NET applications, some of which were live at client sites.
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Manager of the Architecture team, in charge of one
employee and our summer intern.
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Currently part of an effort to evangelize a
continuous build process, unit testing, code coverage, and FX Cop for all of
the .NET code within the company.
May of 2003 – June of 2006, Sheakley
Group
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Software
Engineer. Gathering requirements,
designing, developing, testing, and maintaining and .NET enterprise application
with a SQL Server backbone from the ground up.
This system was being developed to replace and improve upon an existing
COBOL system.
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Worked
closely with the customers gaining knowledge of the business to provide
technical solutions for the company's issues.
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Developed
a smart client using agile programming techniques in conjunction with
Microsoft’s Composite Application Block, Enterprise Library, and Visual Studio
2005
Activities
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CodeMash
2008 and 2009 attendee
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Organized
and actualized an 80 person fundraiser to send doctors from Akron Children's
Hospital to Kenya
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Held
positions as Executive Vice-President, President of the Alpha Alpha pledge
class, Philanthropy and Judicial Board Chairman of Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
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Held
positions as Executive Vice-President, Co-Founder, and Captain of the Miami
University Club Roller Hockey Team
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Active
member Buckeye chapter of the BMW Car Club of America