Dipl.-Ing. Thomas Schiefer

Development in AX2009, AX2012 and D365FO (aka AX7). As partner Sycor is doing ERP rollouts together with our customers. I'm implementing all needed customizations where the standard workflow does not meet the customers requirements. Part of my activities are continuous delivery and continous integration setups to make sure development can be done fast and effective.

Team leader of the Enterprise Application Integration team. We provide SOA interfaces for internal and external business workflows, using Oracle SOA Suite where we model and implement all services necessary to allow the company to fulfill its business goals. We build a SOA Architecture allowing the different systems to communicate with each other. Based on that archtiecture we are assembling business workflows. A big part of our activities is gathering requirements together with the involved departments.

First year: development in Java, Oracle environment. Used technologies: JavaEE, PL/SQL, Spring, ANT, Hudson, Quartz, JasperReports, MyFaces, JavaServerFaces Starting with second year: Technical projectmanagement of a globally distributed team (India, Germany, Czech republic, Austria). Focus: Agile projectmanagement methods (SCRUM), test automation, testdriven development, continuous integration, contact person for business development and operations

Network administration for campus residents. OpenBSD and Unix systems. IRC and SquirrelMail

programming VBA within Excel deployable macros. The macro was starting an ftp download that fetched a report, that was then parsed and integrated into the billing-system.

Project-design, project-implementation and project-rollout. Built a Blackbery application. An address book which could be deployed on the companies mobiles and showed the up-to-date buisness contacts world wide. Client-server architecture BB Enterprise Server, BlackBerry API, Java, Eclipse, Ant, LDAP

Natural Computation (Bioinformatics) Master Thesis: Positionbased asynchronous CDMA for communication in aeronautical areas (focus on protocol design, evaluation and simulation)