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), 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 2000/2005/2008, T-SQL, Infragistics,
CSLA, SourceSafe, Subversion, 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. Part of the .NET research and development
team that interacts directly with clients to develop software solutions to give
them immediate value in solving business problems, as well as developing those
solutions into our commercial product to make it more powerful.
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Formerly 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 that improved coding patterns and practices
using agile techniques across the organization by evangelizing 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 2008,2009,
and 2010 attendee
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Organized
and actualized 2, 80+ person fundraisers 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 of the Buckeye and Northern Ohio chapters of the BMW Car Club of America