Adobe Systems, September 2006 - Present

Working on really cool stuff!

IBM Corporation, July 2004 to September 2006

U.S. Department of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), Common Food Management System, WebSphere Portal Developer

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded IBM with a contract to combine the separate food management system currently used by each military service into a single solution across all services. Mr. Lerlop serves as main developer for WebSphere Portal and user management on the 60 million dollar project. He designs a user management solution that maintains the consistency of user information across all systems including WebSphere Portal, Horizon OneSource, and Citrix MetaFrame Presentation Server. He is also in charge of installing, configuring and maintaining WebSphere Portal on various environments. Furthermore, as the project closely follows the IBM Rational Unified Process, he works with other team members to ensure his team has a standardized development environment.

U.S. Department of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), DLA eWorkplace Knowledge Management Portal, SAP Portal Developer

Mr. Lerlop designed and developed portal components that delivered knowledge management functionalities for the portal users. He was also involved in the product life cycle activities including giving advice on functional designs, system testing, system deployment, content migration, and maintenance. The core component of the portal was knowledge management, but it also used other portal technologies such as real-time collaboration and single sign-on. His main responsibilities included managing development tasks for each release to meet project goals; developing custom Java iViews (portlets) using standard SAP Portals based technologies, implementing single sign-on components from the portal to multiple site, and performing system migrations and upgrade from Enterprise Portal version 5 to 6. He also integrated Adobe Document Services Server with the Portal allowing users to fill out, digitally sign, submit and edit forms all in one place. In addition, he worked with multiple Windows 2000 servers to create administrative scripts to automate the manipulation of Active Directory entries and Exchange mailboxes.

U.S. Department of Defense, Office of Defense Procurement and Acquisition Policy (ODPAP), Domain Portfolio Assessment Project, Web Application Developer

ODPAP asked IBM to upgrade its document management system from a paper-based system to a web-enabled centralized database server so the staff could complete, submit, review, revise and approve documents through a web browser. Mr. Lerlop developed a web-based graphical user interface that took user input and stored it in a remote database correctly. The application also allowed users with higher privileges to retrieve and review information submitted by other users. Mr. Lerlop created a secure user authentication system that prevented the application from Structure Query Language (SQL) injection attacks. He also developed an upload feature for users to upload documents into a file server. He prepared and provided documentation such as Entity-Relationship (ER), sequence, website flow diagrams, detailed programming documentation and version documents to another government contractor who provided application hosting services. He also facilitated the database and web application deployment.

M.S., Inforomation Systems and Technology, The George Washington University, 2008 - Present.

B.S., Information Sciences and Technology, The Pennsylvania State University, 2004.