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&bull;3+ years strong startup or fast-paced consultancy experience with .NET, IIS, SQL Server, and latest Microsoft technologies (e.g. Entity Framework)
- In 2011 i founded a tech startup, <a href="/index" target="_blank">sospep.com</a> to bring a new and unique productivity platform to market. The technology stack I chose to work with included microsoft's asp.net. The prototype is built primarily using msft's asp.net web pages and I am mapping the production version of the app suite to the asp.net MVC framework.&nbsp;
&bull;At ease working with client-side technologies like JavaScript, jQuery, JSON, HTML 5, CSS 3, or other modern client-side technologies
- I am definitely "at ease" working with client side technologies, i consider javascript as my first language, (C# a close second), have a peak at <a href="/view/books?id=49" target="_blank">my javascript notebook</a>&nbsp;or look through my javascript interview <a href="/view/steps?id=136" target="_blank">questions and answers</a>&nbsp;to get a feel for my understanding of language.
- I have worked extensively with jQuery( have a notebook on that too) and many other popular libraries and frameworks.&nbsp;
- JSON,&nbsp;HTML 5, 4, even 3 and all versions of CSS.
- I am NOT a front end designer who can deliver beautiful, elegant solutions Most of my sites are fairly utilitarian designed to get the data that is being present in or out to the user.
&bull;Strong hands-on understanding of MVC and other modern Design Patterns
 - I wrote this blog post attempting to <a href="/view/article?id=4597" target="_blank">explain the MVC design pattern</a>, starting with a basic layman's description and then exploring the patterns inner workings in more depth,&nbsp;I think the article represents my understanding of the pattern fairly accurately.
&bull;Solid problem-solving and coding skills; able to diagnose and troubleshoot bugs and performance issues quickly and effectively
- If your going to write code, your going to have problems to resolve. The quicker you can solve your problems(bugs), the quicker you can start writing new code(features).
- Prior to starting my own company, I worked for several years with the "premium"&nbsp;phone support team for a major PC OEM. This division supported essentially "everything" from the company's own&nbsp;hardware, to software to malware to third party hw/sw/mw. It was a good experience for learning how to to solve a multitude&nbsp;of different issues across a wide range of topics in the 31 minutes you were alloted per customer.
&bull;Maniacal attention to detail and excellence in your results
- detail, results
&bull;Fanatical interest in technology and a true passion for innovation
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I have a strong understanding of&nbsp;DATABASE design and manipulation. I have experience working with several RDBMS including ms sql, my sql, oracle and desktop databases like ms access and others.
I have a good understanding of and experience working with many different web API's including google's maps, youtube video, paypal and more
Finally, i can truly say,&nbsp;i&nbsp;am&nbsp;in&nbsp;(and used to being in)&nbsp;"always learning" mode, I believe that if you&nbsp;are going to&nbsp;even attempt&nbsp;to stay abreast of modern web development you need to be. I am currently working&nbsp;on building my&nbsp;node/express/angular skillset&nbsp;and have (aurelia,&nbsp;reactjs, flux OR meteor, ) on my radar.
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