Resume

• 2013

  Master's degree

  Computer Science

  University of New Orleans

• 1998

  Master's degree

  Philosophy

  Tulane University

  Bachelor of Arts - BA

  Psychology

  Anthropology

  Philosophy

  Towson University

• Spring Security

  RESTful WebServices

  OAuth2

  PostgreSQL

  Java

  Python (Programming Language)

  JPA

  Cloud Applications

  Spring

  Python

  Angular

  Web Applications

  Android Development

  Web Services

  Spring Framework

  Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF)

  SQL

  AngularJS

  Web Development

  Git

  Walters

  Brian

  University of New Orleans

  GE Digital

  GE Power

  Greater New Orleans Area

  As a Software Engineer

  I was a full-stack developer on a pod of seven team members in a large-scale Agile environment. I was responsible for delivering high-impact features for a large

  cross-platform web application used by field service engineers. I implemented both backend (Spring) and frontend features (Angular/AngularJS)

  as well as provided support for our application infrastructure on CloudFoundry. With my team

  I engaged with stakeholders to clarify business processes

  estimate levels of effort

  and gain acceptance for completed features.

  Software Engineer

  GE Digital

  Greater New Orleans Area

  As a Lead Software Engineer

  I provide technical leadership for a business-critical web application composed of seven frontend modules in Angular/AngularJS

  over twenty backend services in Java Spring

  and eight ERP integrations. I support our custom Jenkins-based CI/CD process that builds

  validates

  and deploys services to CloudFoundry environments shared by three major applications. I regularly monitor the health of our ecosystem using NewRelic

  perform maintenance and updates to our databases

  and engage with our support team to diagnose problems and resolve tickets.

  Lead Software Engineer

  GE Power

  Greater New Orleans Area

  I designed and taught Advanced Web Frameworks

  a lab-based course covering web application development in a business environment using industry-standard frameworks such as Angular and Spring. The course introduces students to best practices such as feature refinement

  iterative development

  version control

  and automated testing. Using repetition and progressive autonomy

  the course prepares students to research and produce a final project implementing technologies and features not directly covered.

  Adjunct Instructor

  University of New Orleans