Jan Fernández-Quejo

Working on London 2012 and Sochi 2014 Olympic Games projects: · Task planning and scheduling and effort evaluation for new applications · Project technical knowledge holder · Programmer and analyst team leader · Support 24/7 on-site during the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games having technical and manager roles · Awarded with silver medal in “Accolade: recognition & reward program” from Atos

Working on London 2012 and Sochi 2014 Olympic Games projects: · Complex and distributed applications design and implementation · Application update to new environments / technologies · Technical and Stress Test to check application and server performance · Travels to London in order to give support to the integration team.

Working on Vancouver 2010 and London 2012 Olympic Games, Guangzhou 2010 Asian Games and Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games: · Network Architecture and design for high availability and fault tolerance · Technical documentation · New technologies investigation, appraisal and comparison · Meetings with international experts to improve the servers and portals performance · Travels to London in order to give support to the integration team

Working on Vancouver 2010 and London 2012 Olympic Games projects: · Web application migration to Portal platforms (Liferay, JBoss Portal) · Major Events communication framework implementation and training · Physical and logical diagrams using System Architect · Functional documentation

Working on Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games project: · Database data exchange applications using XML messages and priority queues · Introducing Portal framework in Major Events division for Volunteer Portal · Liferay Portal configuration on top of JBoss AS and SQL server · Portal content creation (Portlets, Servlets, Look and Feel and CMS)

Working on Beijing 2008 Olympic Games project: · Web applications development and maintenance using J2EE, Struts, Hibernate, and JBoss as application server · Cross-BrowserTesting for IE6, IE7, FF2 y FF3

Specification, Design and Implementation. Networking and Computer Graphics