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Homepage URL http://home.earthlink.net/~bmehta/index.html
Portfolio/Resume URL http://205.179.198.253:8080
Arlington, VA
atul@cyber-wizard.com bmehta@earthlink.netamehta@ix.netcom.com
· Software Engineer with a 6+ year successful track record in client/server software · Skillful problem solver with a strong foundation in Unix, RDBMS and Internet tools · Excellent knowledge of Oracle Webserver and Netscape Commerce and Enterprise Servers · Oracle 6/7.x, Informix 5/7.x - Online, Data modelling and Unix, Shell scripts · Good analytical and programming abilities using Java, JDBC, JavaScript, Livewire, Perl/CGI, HTML · Windows and Unix programming involving IPC, Winsock, TCP/IP, RPC/XDR, LU6.2
1. Tele-commute preferred 2. Internet/Intranet development using HTML, Java, JavaScript, PL/SQL using Oracle Webserver 3. Internet/Intranet development using HTML, Java, JDBC, Javascript, Livewire, CGI/Perl using Netscape Servers 4. Web-database connectivity (Oracle, Informix)
Off-site:- Windows NT, Windows 95On-site:- Solaris, HP-UX, SCO Unix, Windows NT
Mastery:- 10 years ago: BASIC 9 years ago : Pascal, FORTRAN 8 years ago : COBOL, C 7 years ago : C graphics, Z80/8085 assembler 6 years ago : C 5 years ago : C++ 4 years ago : Informix 4GL 3 years ago : Perl, HTML 2 years ago : Oracle PL/SQL 1 years ago : JavaScript Now : Java
Windows NT Windows 95Linux Solaris 2.4 HP-UX 9000 SCO Unix
Oracle Enterprise Server 7.3 on Windows NT 4 Oracle Webserver 2.x, 3.xDeveloper/2000, Designer/2000 Microsoft Visual J++ Sun Java Workshop Microsoft Visual C++
Pentium 150 Mhz PC
Java continues to mature. With JDBC, Java Beans and other APIs add to the already rich set of features Java offers and make Java a powerful, open and portable language ready for business applications. Java will replace most of the common-place client/server languages and tools. Significant improvements to the the JVM will make Java challenge the speed of C++.