Michael T. Barrett

Current

Owner at Aria Interactive

Past

Software Engineer at Link Communications, Ltd.
Contract Programmer at Link Communications, Ltd.

Education

University of Nevada-Las Vegas
University of Hawaii at Hilo

Connections

5 connections

Industry

Computer Software

Websites

My Blog

Michael T. Barrett’s Summary

An accomplished Software Engineer specializing in Object-Oriented Design and Analysis with extensive experience in the cycle of the software design process from development of the proof of concept through implementation of the final product and understanding of the importance of thorough design plus well-documented and efficient code.

Michael T. Barrett’s Specialties:

Languages:
Delphi, HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript, Perl, XML, Visual Basic

Software:
MS Office (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint), MS Visio, IIS Server, Adobe Photoshop, Macromedia Flash, Apache, CPanel, PC Anywhere, InstallShield.

Databases:
MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Interbase.

Systems:
Windows (98, NT, 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista), Linux (Red Hat, Ubuntu), Mac OSX.

Michael T. Barrett’s Experience

Owner

Aria Interactive

(Internet industry)

May 1988 — Present (21 years 8 months)

From the first concept to the final draft, the Aria Interactive team of seasoned professionals will use their creativity, skills, abilities, and tools to complete your project and help you meet or exceed your development goals.

Whether you're looking to build a site from the ground up or you just want a makeover for what you already have, Aria Interactive can orchestrate those changes and enhance your presence on the Internet.

Aria Interactive has built an impressive reputation for producing customized software solutions and dynamic web sites for customers across the United States and around the world. We have designed websites and software applications for hundreds of individuals and companies in a range of industries such as Secured Freight Management, International Package Delivery, Healthcare, Vehicle Tracking, Public Safety, and Airport Management.

Our focus on design, development, usability, and implementation is based on years of real-world experience and we look forward to working with you to develop your next project.
Software Engineer

Link Communications, Ltd.

(Information Technology and Services industry)

December 2000 — January 2009 (8 years 2 months)

Developed customized front and back end solutions for Internet based vehicle tracking along with stand-alone Windows based vehicle monitoring and tracking software. Configured servers and implemented customized server installations and deployments. Developed front end solution for Internet based secure airport video monitoring systems which allowed offsite access for police, fire, public safety, and homeland security agencies. Monitored in-house server load and performance, adjusting parameters and bandwidth as needed.

Instrumental in the development of an ambulance tracking and monitoring system for the University of Maryland Trauma Center which provided route information and estimated arrival time information for critical care patients.

Developed the front-end web application for the New Jersey Dept. Of Transportation which allows for the monitoring of small regional airports through the use of on-site cameras and recording devices.
Contract Programmer

Link Communications, Ltd.

(Computer Software industry)

July 1998 — December 2000 (2 years 6 months)

As a contractor for Link, which resulted in an offer for full time employment, I developed customized web solutions for their initial Internet based vehicle tracking system. I designed and implemented their new corporate website, recommended server configurations and implementation for web based vehicle tracking applications, and coordinated new corporate intranet and internal servers (dns, vpn, and mail).

I was responsible for building the proof of concept customized web-based vehicle tracking system for Fed-Ex which monitored vehicle performance, location, speed, and other vehicle information in real-time. This project involved the use of HTML, CGI, Perl, Javascript, and CSS.