Michael Bennett

Developed and maintained web applications using Java, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Involved in developing UI pages using HTML, DHTML, CSS, JavaScript, Angular JS, JSON, J-Query, and Ajax. Participated in writing application level code to interact with APIs, Web Services using AJAX, JSON and XML using REST and HTTP. Involved in developing code for obtaining bean references in spring framework using Dependency Injection (DI) or Inversion of Control (IOC) using annotations. Created REST Microservices APIs using Spring Boot Application and worked on SQL server. Worked on AWS Elastic load balancer, Auto scaling groups, EC2, Route 53, S3, Lambda. Worked with Core Java and strong understanding and working knowledge of Object-oriented Concepts like Collections, Packages, Exception Handling, Polymorphism, JDBC and Servlets. Good Experience in J2EE including JSP, Servlets, Hibernate, Spring IOC, MVC, Spring Boot Framework for building client-server application. Involved in every stage of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and Had good experience working with Agile Methodologies, active participant in daily Scrum and Sprint meetings, maintaining accurate burndown chart based on the story points. Developed professional small-scale to large-scale web applications which includes front-end/back end designing and developing client/server web and mobile applications using HTML5, CSS3, Java script (ES5/ES6/ES7), jQuery, Angular JS/2.0 /4.0/6.0, Ajax, XML, JSON, Bootstrap, Angular- material, Node JS, Express JS, React JS, and RESTful Services. Created REST Microservices APIs using Spring Boot application and worked on SQL server.

Environment: Redux, webpack, CSS3, jQuery, Bootstrap, RESTful web services, Spring boot, Linux Bash, Maven, GIT, AJAX, JSON, XML, SQL, Agile, HTML5, JavaScript (ES6/7), React JS, Node.JS, GIT, Babel, jQuery, Grunt, MongoDB, Karma, Jasmine, Express JS, GIT, Jenkins, NPM, HTML, CSS, DHTML, AngularJS, JIRA, DOM manipulation, SQL, GIT, REST API's, JAVA, Oracle, Hibernate, Spring MVC, sublime, shell scripting and many more all-inclusive tools and languages.

GE Aerospace - Explore Digital Technology Job Simulation. A deep dive into the cutting-edge technologies and methodologies employed in the aerospace IT sector, particularly focusing on the digital innovations revolutionizing the industry. Engaged in a series of realistic job simulations that mimicked the challenges and projects encountered by professionals in the field. Significantly enhanced my understanding of digital technologies, including data analytics, software development, and system integration. The skills and knowledge acquired through this certification have equipped me to contribute effectively to technology-driven projects in a multitude of career fields.

While the fields of surgical technology and software development may seem vastly different, there are skills and qualities that can translate effectively between the two:

• Attention to detail: Surgical First Assistants are trained to pay meticulous attention to detail during surgical procedures, ensuring that instruments, equipment, and supplies are handled precisely. This skill can easily be applied to software development, where attention to detail is crucial for writing clean, error-free code and conducting thorough testing and debugging.
• Ability to work under pressure: High-pressure environments, assisting surgeons during critical procedures. This experience equips them with the ability to remain calm and focused under stressful situations.
• Strong problem-solving skills: Encountered complex challenges that require quick thinking and problem-solving abilities. Surgical First Assistants must troubleshoot equipment malfunctions or unexpected surgical complications.
• Teamwork and communication: In surgical settings, effective teamwork and communication are vital for ensuring patient safety and seamless operations. Surgical First Assistants collaborate closely with surgeons, nurses, and other healthcare professionals. Effective collaboration and communication are essential for successful outcomes.
• Adaptability and continuous learning: Both the operating room and the IT fields are constantly evolving. Surgical First Assistants must adapt to new technologies, procedures, and equipment. The ability to embrace change, learn new skills, and stay current is a valuable trait that can be applied to both fields.