Providing IT Architecture Services to Financial Institutions
Corporate Overview
Effective Computing, Inc. provides
enterprise distributed software development expertise to large corporations.
Services provided may include planning, analysis, design, implementation, testing or deployment. Focus areas may include requirements
gathering, software architecture, design, development, testing,
disaster recovery, data modeling, project management, and program management. In addition to delivering the required work products , mentoring
or custom training can also be provided.
Open Source Software
• Log4J
• JUnit
• Eclipse
• Spring
• Spring LDAP
• Hibernate
• Dozer
• OSCache
• CVS
• Ant
• Maven
• Cygwin
• WordPress
• PHP
• MySQL
•
Technical Expertise
• Requirements Gathering
• Architecture Review
• Custom Training
• System Design
• OO Design
• OO Development
• Data Modeling
• Component Architecture
• Distributed Processing
• Project Management
• Disaster Recovery
• High Availability
• Functional Prototyping
• Quality Assurance
• UML
• Model Driven Architecture
• Configuration Management
• Version Control
• Security
• Service Oriented Architecture
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Platforms and Standards
• J2EE • EJB • JMS • JSP • Servlets •
Applets • LDAP based Authentication • LDAP based Authorization
services • UNIX, WINDOWS XP • UML • CORBA • CVS •
WinCVS • WebCVS • JAVA • C++ • C • SQL •
LISP • Make • Ant • Relational Databases • Object
Databases• XA • MOM • Harvest • Websphere Message
Broker • Websphere Message Queue • Hibernate • HTML •
CSS • XML • XSLT •
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BNYMellon
2005 through Present:
Federal Reserve and DTC Clearance and Settlement System:
Lead Architect, Designer and Developer
The project goal is to fully replace the GSCX system from a VMS/TMX platform to an open
systems platform based on a rich client flex based user interface hosted on Weblogic. Data
storage is implemented using Oracle and SunOne Directory Server provides authentication
and authorization. Numerous Open Source packages such as Hibernate, Spring, Spring
LDAP, Log4J have been utilized to reduce the amount of custom development required.
Enterprise requirements include High Availability, Replay, and numerous regulatory
requirements. The system supports in excess of 1 trillion dollars in business transactions
each day.
The Bank of New York
1999 through 2005:
Domestic and Global TriParty Repurchase Agreement System:
Lead Architect, Designer and Developer
The project entailed migration of a legacy terminal based user interface from a VMS
platform to an open systems platform based on Weblogic, Sybase and SunOne Directory
Server which connected to the heritage back end. The platform supports in excess of 1
trillion dollars in business transactions each day. The systems allow customers and the
Federal Reserver to interact with the backend components via a web based front end. I
personally designed and developed the security infrastructure to support dynamic
authorization and authentication. The team utilized UML based analysis and design tools to
implement a distributed application framework based on Java, J2EE (Servlets, JSP, EJB,
JMS), LDAP, SQL, C++, Tuxedo, MQ, DCE, EJB, CORBA, DHTML, XML, CSS, and
HTML technologies.
Services provided: Development and Review of Java and CORBA REVIEWNET® Technical Staff Screening Tools
Services provided: Technical Editor of CORBA related testing module
Services provided: Review of Java related techinical manuscripts
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