Infosys Technologies Work Values

Daily Duties at Infosys Technologies:

Project: Data and Services Catalog (DASC)  Designed and developed a shopping cart application for use by customers of a leading aerospace company. J2EE (Java, EJB and JavaScript) technology and Web Technologies (XML) were used in the development of this application. The application was hosted on BEA WebLogic 7.1 initially and was later migrated to WebLogic 8.1.  Worked closely with the client to establish the requirements, evaluate the various solutions and propose the one best suited for high performance.  Created design (high and low level) document using Rational Rose.  Created EJB beans to encapsulate business logic in Session and Entity beans.  Proposed and incorporated the use of HtmlUnit as a means to conduct automated unit tests.  Designed and implemented user interface framework for the catalog using JSP and Javascript.  Worked extensively PL/SQL queries and procedures.  Wrote a Java class using SendMail API to send Order Confirmation emails to customers.  Was responsible for writing shell scripts that downloaded and extracted new catalog files. These files were later parsed in Java using SAX parser and then loaded into the database.  Wrote and managed the PL/SQL procedure that loaded the new catalog into the database.  Managed the entire application from end to end.  Migrated from WebLogic 7.1 to 8.1.  Was the sole point of interaction with the customer.  Led an initiative to create an extensive unit test framework where tests were run on an automated schedule and failures were e-Mailed to responsible developers.  Successfully used automated unit and functional tests to ensure the stability of critical fixes in an environment where bug-fix turn-around for clients was often a matter of hours.  Managed the UI (JSP and JavaScript) and Middle tier (Java) along with XML parsing and deployment. Environment: Java, JSP, JavaScript, Oracle, WebLogic, UNIX, Caliber, VSS, ClearCase, Enterprise Architect and Rational Rose. Project: Client Visit Management System (CVMS)  Designed and developed an intranet portal for the Automotive and Aerospace Department in Infosys. This application was developed to manage client visits to the department with least manual intervention. The application used J2EE technologies on an Oracle database hosted on a WebLogic Server.  Created design (low level) document.  Designed and implemented the front end using JSP, HTML, Javascript.  Designed and implemented the business logic using Java.  Integrated the business logic with the database using JDBC .  Worked with file handling operations like reading and writing to files.  Involved in writing, testing and implementation of the Triggers, Functions, Stored Procedures, Packages using PL/SQL  Integrated with external applications and tools to complete the flow.  Was involved in determining the structure of the database.  This tool was well received by the BU and is currently in use.  Prepared all the documents including requirements, design, test , system specifications and user guide.  Worked on the UI (JSP and JavaScript) and Middle tier (Java, JDBC). Environment: Java, JSP, JavaScript, JDBC, HTML, Oracle, Weblogic, VSS, Rational Rose, Enterprise Architect and DreamWeaver. Project: Vehicle Cost Analysis System  Participated in the SDLC of the development of an application that helps analyze the cost of parts used in automobiles for one of Infosys’ biggest auto industry clients. The application used Struts framework on Oracle 9i database on a Tomcat Server.  Interpreted the requirements document received from the client.  Created design (high and low level) document and unit tests cases using Rational Rose.  Participated in the complete development of a module of the application.  Used tags provided in the Struts Framework for the JSPs  Designed and developed servlets.  In the designing and coding of the front-end using JSP & HTML.  Implemented the Validator framework to perform client side validations.  Implemented the persistence framework to persist data to the database (Oracle) using Java Beans  Configured the various properties files that were required for the module to function.  Used XML to specify relevant business object metadata. This metadata allows the mechanism to handle the marshalling of object attributes to database table columns and vice versa.  Wrote and managed PL/SQL queries and procedures to manage the data from the Oracle database.  Worked as Module Lead and led a team of 2.  Used internationalization to make the application locale specific.  Managed the UI and the Middle tier. Environment: Struts framework, Java, JSP,Servlet, Java bean, Tomcat, Rational Rose, Oracle and FrontPage , weblogic

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Tags

Java, JSP, HTML, CSS, AJAX, Javascript, Oracle, PL/SQL, JDBC, EJB, Weblogic, Tomcat, e-commerce, Struts, JNDI, XML, Photoshop 7.0

Skills

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