Stephen Palmer

Current

• Consultant at Borland

Past

• External Consultant at HM Revenue and Customs
• Mentor at TogetherSoft
• Senior Systems Analyst at United Overseas Bank, Singapore

• System Engineer at Spectrocan Monenco
• Developer at Instem

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Education

• Keele University

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Industry

Computer Software

Stephen Palmer’s Summary

Ten years as a software developer or development lead on multi-million dollar software projects in the UK and Singapore. Followed by nine years as a consultant working independently, for TogetherSoft, and Borland.

Lead author of the book, A Practical Guide to Feature-Driven Development (Prentice Hall PTR).

Development lead on the original FDD and 'modeling in color' project in Singapore.

Stephen Palmer’s Specialties:

Analysis and design of service-oriented, component-based, and object-oriented software using model driven techniques like Peter Coad's 'modeling in color' (Coad-Certified Mentor), UML, and Borland Together. Agile development processes including Scrum (Certified Scrum Practioneer) and FDD (FDD Associate).

Stephen Palmer’s Experience

• Consultant

  Borland

  (Public Company; BORL; Computer Software industry)

  March 2004 — Present (5 years 5 months)

  Technical Consultant
  Training, consultancy, mentoring in object-oriented and component-based software development, in particular but not exclusively, using Borland software development products.

• External Consultant

  HM Revenue and Customs

  (Computer Software industry)

  2003 — 2004 (1 year)

• Mentor

  TogetherSoft

  (Computer Software industry)

  1999 — 2002 (3 years)

• Senior Systems Analyst

  United Overseas Bank, Singapore

  (Public Company; Banking industry)

  1995 — 1999 (4 years)

• System Engineer

  Spectrocan Monenco

  (Government Agency; Government Administration industry)

  1993 — 1995 (2 years)

• Developer

  Instem

  (Computer Software industry)

  1989 — 1993 (4 years)

Stephen Palmer’s Education

• Keele University

  BSc (1st class honours) , Computer Science and mathematics , 1986 — 1989