About me: • name —,Tentiu Sergiu
• a.s.l — 32 ♂ kishinev-MDA
• tel.no — (+373) – 69-470-182
• skype,yahoo,gtalk — mousedrx
• e-mail — [email protected]
• studies — graduated at
University of Bucharest (math-info).
• technologies (really mastered):
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Lead developer http://www.best4u.nl/ • company — Best4u-media,
year 2011-2012 (currently);
• employed as: lead web developer;
• technologies:
PHP (feat.CodeIgniter), MySQL, HTML/CSS/JS, JQuery+plugins; • description:
Making complicated websites to be live. |
Website of http://www.discover-maramures.com/ • company — private,
year 2011 (currently also);
• employed as: free-lancer;
• technologies:
PHP (feat.CodeIgniter), MySQL, HTML/CSS/JS, JQuery; • description:
Development of the website has stopped in midway. I translated it to multiple languages, implemented online store (paypal), integrated google search and adSense, and also a plenty of other small modifications. |
Finsbury: http://www.finsbury.com/ • company — AlliedTesting,
years 2009-2010;
• employed as: developer;
• technologies:
C#/.NET (VStudio 8.0), Microsoft Excel API, some Java; • description:
In that moment, the application has customized Microsoft Excel 2003, adding several functions to it, mostly to monitor live financial statements. Another purpose was calculating custom formulas, basing on cell values. I was the developer, who maked possible it to run also under Excel 2007. In spare time we were fixing bugs and customizing existent application for particular customers. |
TickDB for http://www.infiniumgroup.com/ • company — AlliedTesting,
years 2008-2009;
• employed as: senior developer;
• technologies:
C/C++, STL, MatLab API; • description:
Was working with matlab libraries and their API-s, in order to provide more than one dimension in matrix calculation performed by the application. The project used heavily the most recent version STL, and custom-developed matlab API-s. |
Ticketmatic • company — Bart de Man (owner),
years 2007-2008;
• employed as: developer (part-time);
• technologies:
PHP (feat.Smarty), HTML/CSS/JS, Postgres, XML; • description:
Project was almost complete, but customers still wanted new modules to be implemented. This was the most awesome project I've worked for. Respect to the belgian. |
Ramp manager • company — Edifecs
(ESTComputer), years 2005-2007;
• employed as:
developer;
• technologies:
Java, J2EE, JSP/JSF, XmlBeans, ant-installer, XML, XSLT; • description:
Company started a new sub-project (currently named Ramp Manager) of their existent CommerceDesk solution. I was enrolled in a small team, our purpose was to find suitable technologies to complete the healthcare invoice validation. We found XmlBeans to be suitable to perform conversion between a huge XML pulled up from database and J2EE beans to use them in a webpage. We also picked JSF+Struts to display forms to end-user, offering web-form validation facility to end-user. Later, there was a need for a graphical user-friendly installer/upgrader for this product. I performed this task entirely, using ant-installer with modified code (also I did it) in order to fit our needs; |
Smart corridors: http://www.smartcorridors.com/ • company — A.I.volution,
year 2005;
• employed as:
junior developer;
• technologies:
Java, C/C++ (gnu), XML, postgres+PostGIS; • description:
Current version of smart corridors was too old that time, and aivolution jumped in to upgrade and optimize geo backend. I developed a heuristical algorithm designed to calculate radar coverage area, by geospatial data in db. Also, I implemented a driver for live street-webcam, with possibility to manipulate it remotely. |
Cinematic • company — A.I.volution,
years 2003-2005;
• employed as:
junior developer;
• technologies:
Java Swing, MySQL, XML, open-source RedHat linux; • description:
The project was designed for all kinds of cinema theaters in USA, having one centralized server managed by an application developed in Java+Swing. Various clients (cinema-s themselves, POS-es, and probably other dedicated) would connect to the server to perform sales of tickets and other items (e.g: pop-corm); Point-of-sales (POS) used a touchscreen-friendly interface: big controls and text. Any UI was developed using Swing technology. |