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Boomtown Internet Group

August 3rd, 2009 Comments off
  • Data integration. Integerated several commercial data sources into MSSQL server. Wrote data normalization schemes for each data source and built a custom search engine for new data.
  • Authorize.net and Squirrel Cart ARB integration.
  • Intrusion detection and resolution
  • Virtual Private Server architecture, development and troubleshooting
  • Website architecture conversions (ASP to PHP)
  • Linux DNS and Mail server configuration/troubleshooting
  • Apache and IIS setup.
  • PHP and Classic ASP Software Development
  • MSSQL Database installation (VPS) and management
  • Legacy System Maintenance and troubleshooting (OsCommerce and proprietary ASP frameworks)

“When our web development company has a difficult project that requires really technical expertise, we pick up the phone and call Jeremy Silva. He is a master programmer and knows the intricate ins and outs of servers and networks. He is able to estimate and accurately code all manner of outrageous programming requests and makes very creative suggestions which ultimately save our customers time and money. He is the first person I go to when I have a tricky programming problem, and he always gets the job done in a creative way, under budget and on time. I’d recommend Jeremy to anyone!” — Susan McCrossin

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The National Weather Station

August 3rd, 2009 Comments off
Working with meteorologists, Mr. Silva designed and developed a meteorology forecasting model capable of delivering short-term and extended reports to customers of The National Weather Station all across the United States. Mr. Silva engineered a deliver mechanism that would deliver the weather reports via email, web site, fax, or test message automatically. This single model was extended to calculate snow making conditions for ski operators, but using a proprietary algorithm based on summit / base heights and averaged weather station data. The data was used to allow ski operators to forecast ideal snow-making conditions throughout the entire winter season. The model was also adapted to calculate ideal farm spraying and drying conditions for farms across the country. The design was extremely flexible and allowed the client to run it from older equipment that ran on any type of operating system.
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