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Larry Loesch
806 Independence Drive
Longmont, CO 80501
larry at loesch dot org
303-748-3835
Job Objective
Seeking a challenging software engineering position that affords learning
opportunities. I am interested in learning new languages and
technologies and would like to gain experience with numerical analysis.
Qualifications
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University of Colorado at Boulder, School of Engineering, BS Computer Science
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Programming Languages/API's: Java (RMI, JBDC, Servlets, EJB),
C/C++, MFC, PHP, HTML, SQL
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Database Experience: MS SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, Crystal
Reports
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Operating Systems: Linux(15 years), Solaris(6 years), Windows NT/2000/XP (15+ years)
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Server Platforms: MS IIS, Windows 2003 Server, Apache,
Orion Application Server
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Strong problem solving skills
Work Experience
Senior Software Engineer: Alpine Technology Group
Longmont, CO Sep 2002 - April 2004
Point of contact for State of Pennsylvania health care project. 
Responsible for design/test of new code and scheduling project activities. 
Additional responsibilities include tracking work completed for invoicing and defect tracking. 
Current project involves tracking all statewide Medicare/Medicaid related complaints in a central
tracking system.
Software Engineer: Platts
Boulder, Colorado Jan 2000 - July 2002
Involved in all phases of product life cycle from initial requirements
gathering to final deployment.  Specific tasks included EJB
design/implementation, Swing GUI design/implementation, Linux server
setup and administration as well as prototyping and documentation.
Projects:
MarketDat: Member of the design and implementation team.
Application is a three tier EJB based data mining application.
Application designed to query power and fuel consumption data for
businesses in order to identify potential markets.
Apollo: Three tier EJB based data entry system. Application
allows gas and electricity price reporters to provide real time data
entry of energy prices for purpose of reselling data. Designed and
implemented portions of the EJB architecture, produced tools to analyze
and report on data entered into system.
Base Case Imager: Web based application to allow access to raw
energy usage and production data stored in remote databases. 
Application also provided visualization and analysis tools.
Designed and built front-end components that linked into raw Oracle data
to allow quick navigation through the data hierarchy.
Software Engineer:  
Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp
. Boulder, Colorado June 1993 - Jan 2000
Projects:
Battle Field Ordinance Awareness (BOA): Modification
and debugging of BOA front end and RAID interface for real time IR
camera system.
Help Desk Call Tracker: Design and implementation of web based help
desk call tracker in Java using JDBC and RMI.
Reporting system written in VBScript using Active Data Objects
(ADO) for MS IIS with Crystal Reports for detailed data analysis.
Web Developer/Admin: Responsible for the first web server within
Ball Corporation. Duties were to provide proof of concept using
very limited resources. System implemented on 386SX/16 using Linux
and NCSA HTTP daemon. Later duties included chairing the BATC web
team to draft server/document standards for the Aerospace division.
Other projects: Web based company phone book, web based customer
service feedback system, stand alone Java based phone number lookup
package specialized for Telecom operators. Experimentation with
web search engine written in Java to index Intranet.
Rendering of graphics
for internal web pages.
Team Leader:
University of Colorado, Boulder CO Aug 1998 - May 1999
Senior Project:
Group leader for student senior project. Project involved
designing and implementing a command and control system for a local
group of radio astronomers (the Deep Space Exploration Society) using
left over cold war era 60 ft parabolic dish antennas.
System used for tracking deep space objects (stars, galaxies)
as well as earth orbit (satellites) and high altitude objects
(weather balloons). Responsible for overseeing project scheduling,
overall system architecture, and design and implementation
of core algorithms used to track celestial and earth/sun orbiting
objects. Also acted as liaison between project sponsor and student
group.
Production Supervisor: Applied Computer Technology
Inc. Fort Collins CO Nov 1991 - Jan 1993