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I am looking for IT job opportunities in the Central Florida area, Tampa/St. Petersburg area, or telecommuting. I have over 30+ years of IT experience.
I am interested in ANY job opportunity you might have from entry-level to mid-level to senior-level position. Compensation is secondary to having a long-term opportunity.
Attached is my latest resume. I also have a shorter version of my resume.
You can read the Experience Summary section of my resume to get an understanding of my entire skill set; it is just three pages long.
You may get an idea also by going to my LinkedIn page at the https://www.linkedin.com/in/franklin-perez-a9490840 hyperlink.
I have done all three tiers of software:
1) Front End: X-Windows/Motif programming with C language code; Java Swing, Java Server Pages, Java Applets, Java Beans, HTML, etc.
2) Back-End: Relational Database Design and Development where I created Entity Relationship diagrams and the created the database via SQL programming; SQL programming; relational databases with Informix, Oracle, Sybase, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server; NoSQL database with MongoDB; Object Relational mapping with JDBC (Java DataBase Connectivity), JPA (Java Persistence Architecture), Java DataSource, JNDI (Java Naming and Directory Interface)
3) Middle Tier: Java, C, C++, GroovyScript, Python, Korn Shell, Bourne Shell, Perl, Sed, Awk, J2EE, JMS (Java Message Service), ESB (Enterprise Service Bus), SOA (Service Oriented Architecture), Apache Tomcat, Struts, MVC (Model View Controller), JBOSS, WebLogic, Application Servers, Web Services, SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) Web Services, RESTFul Web Services, XML, XSLT, JSON, etc.
For the ESB, I have experience with the following:
1) Software AG Integration Platform with webMethods Developer
2) Oracle Service Bus with Message Flows
3) Fiorano SOA Platform
4) JBOSS ESB
So, if you have any job opportunities that are in the following locations, I would be interested:
1) Central Florida areas: Orlando, Kissimmee, Saint Cloud, Lake Buena Vista, Ocoee, Heathrow, Oviedo, Lake Mary, Winter Springs, Daytona Beach, Melbourne, Maitland, Altamonte Springs, Sanford, Orange City, Ormond Beach, etc.
2) Tampa / St. Petersburg area: Tampa, St. Petersburg, Riverview, Oldsmar, Temple Terrace, Brandon, etc.
3) Telecommuting
Please call me to discuss....
Franklin Perez
(407) 694-7805
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- Hello:
I am looking for IT job opportunities in the Central Florida area, Tampa/St. Petersburg area, or telecommuting. I have over 30+ years of IT experience.
I am interested in ANY job opportunity you might have from entry-level to mid-level to senior-level position. Compensation is secondary to having a long-term opportunity.
Attached is my latest resume. I also have a shorter version of my resume.
You can read the Experience Summary section of my resume to get an understanding of my entire skill set; it is just three pages long.
You may get an idea also by going to my LinkedIn page at the https://www.linkedin.com/in/franklin-perez-a9490840 hyperlink.
I have done all three tiers of software:
1) Front End: X-Windows/Motif programming with C language code; Java Swing, Java Server Pages, Java Applets, Java Beans, HTML, etc.
2) Back-End: Relational Database Design and Development where I created Entity Relationship diagrams and the created the database via SQL programming; SQL programming; relational databases with Informix, Oracle, Sybase, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server; NoSQL database with MongoDB; Object Relational mapping with JDBC (Java DataBase Connectivity), JPA (Java Persistence Architecture), Java DataSource, JNDI (Java Naming and Directory Interface)
3) Middle Tier: Java, C, C++, GroovyScript, Python, Korn Shell, Bourne Shell, Perl, Sed, Awk, J2EE, JMS (Java Message Service), ESB (Enterprise Service Bus), SOA (Service Oriented Architecture), Apache Tomcat, Struts, MVC (Model View Controller), JBOSS, WebLogic, Application Servers, Web Services, SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) Web Services, RESTFul Web Services, XML, XSLT, JSON, etc.
For the ESB, I have experience with the following:
1) Software AG Integration Platform with webMethods Developer
2) Oracle Service Bus with Message Flows
3) Fiorano SOA Platform
4) JBOSS ESB
So, if you have any job opportunities that are in the following locations, I would be interested:
1) Central Florida areas: Orlando, Kissimmee, Saint Cloud, Lake Buena Vista, Ocoee, Heathrow, Oviedo, Lake Mary, Winter Springs, Daytona Beach, Melbourne, Maitland, Altamonte Springs, Sanford, Orange City, Ormond Beach, etc.
2) Tampa / St. Petersburg area: Tampa, St. Petersburg, Riverview, Oldsmar, Temple Terrace, Brandon, etc.
3) Telecommuting
Please call me to discuss....
Franklin Perez
(407) 694-7805
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