dave yasko

manager, application development

About

Chemical engineer with two decades of software development experience. Much of my experience is in the development of real-time training simulations, process control applications, Microsoft Office customizations, and business applications. Always conscientious of my work and of the value that it provides to the organization and the customer.

Country

united states

City

princeton

Industry

computer software

Skill

logistics, shipping, maritime, transportation, maritime operations, microsoft office, project management, marine engineering, .net, sdlc, software development, soa, c#, agile methodologies, wcf, software project management, enterprise architecture, requirements analysis, tfs, microsoft sql server, web services, integration, c++, windows, windows 7, xml, visual studio, iis, visio, visual c++, asp.net, sql, c, fortran, windows vista, visual basic, vb.net, javascript, ajax, asp.net web api, json, process control, microsoft azure, content management systems, audit software, wpf, sharepoint

Experience

senior product development engineer, simulation engineer

trident computer resources

1993-3 - 2004-6 · 11 yrs 4 mos

Modeled chemical processes using existing software components for the education of chemical plant and refinery operators, e.g. atmospheric and vacuum distillation units, catalytic cracking units, etc. Designed and developed new software components for the modelling of different chemical plant and refinery equipment, e.g. centrifugal and reciprocating pumps, dual-fuel multi-zone fired heater, catalytic cracking desulfurization reactor, etc. Designed and developed simulated process control systems to mimic specific manufacturers' control systems.

senior application developer

deloitte

2004-6 - 2006-9 · 2 yrs 4 mos

At DTTL, I have been responsible for the design, development, and testing of enterprise software, in particular financial audit software, content management systems, and various back-end components, using a variety of technologies.