Curriculum vitae Xxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx
Personal DETAILS
Surname:
Xxxxxxxxxxx
First name:
Xxxxx
Gender:
Male
Phone:
+xx x xxxx xx xx (mobile) / +xx xx xxx xx xx (land line)
Email:
xxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxx@xxxxx.xxx
Website:
www.maasict.com
LinkedIn:
http://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisspeksnijder
Date of birth:
June 14th, 1970
Marital status:
Not married
Place of residence:
Rotterdam
Nationality:
Dutch
Driver license:
Motorcycle + Car (A + B-Type, the Netherlands)

education
2009:
TIBCO Certified Professional for TIBCO BusinessWorks 5 (TB0-107)
2004:
Project Management Certification – Prince2 - foundation
1990 – 1995:
B.Sc. - Hogeschool Rotterdam (NL – higher vocational education)

Languages
English:
Good
German:
Working
French:
Working
Dutch:
Mother language


Abstract
Target role(s):
EAI / ESB / BPM (designer - developer) – TIBCO

Consultant in delivery role:
Functional and technical implementation of business requirements on EAI / ESB / BPM solutions. Take part in architectural, design, development and administration activities on consulting assignments and initiations of implementation projects.

Technical capabilities:
Implementing and delivering EAI / SOA / BPM solutions using TIBCO ActiveEnterprise v. 5 suite; consisting of BusinessWorks, EMS and Rendezvous, BusinessConnect, BusinessEvents, iProcess and BusinessStudio. Integration experiences with leading commercial business applications, e.g. Expertdesk, Cramer, Remedy, Cordys, Siebel CM, PeopleSoft, SAP and Market Data by Reuters.

Practical personality:
Friendly, experienced and professional with a can-do attitude.



Employment history
Time span:
May 2008 – April 2009
Employer:
Maas ICT B.V., an EAI and BPM consultancy firm based in Rotterdam
Role:
TIBCO EAI/ESB consultant
Location:
Atos Origin, IT services company, The Hague, (The Netherlands)
Description:
EAI lead development role (in SIT, UAT and PRD)

Development- and design consultancy of EAI components / adapters, reviewing tasks, monitoring and (pre-)testing guidance in close cooperation with the client demand organisation, telecom company “Koninklijke KPN NV”, and back offices in India.

Lead role in activities like troubleshooting, sanity checks, analysis of project-adherence to the EAI-common framework, facilitate and implement design changes in cooperation with the design authority of KPN, defect fixing; unit testing and implementing changes to EAI-packages, EMS routing scripts (queues / topics), Oracle stored procedure scripts, BW projects and EAI-adapters. Responsible for implementation guidance of deliverables in the KPN environments by the Atos Origin operational department. TIBCO component installation and configuration consultancy.

Products and tools used:

TIBCO BusinessWorks 5.4.2
Oracle 10g
TIBCO EMS 4.4.2
Unix SUN Solaris, Win32
TIBCO Rendezvous
Rational Clear Case
TIBCO Administrator 5.4.0
GEMS, HERMES, Rv Explorer
TIBCO BusinessConnect 5.2.1
Mercury Quality Center

TOAD, AquaData Studio

Altova XML Spy, Altova DiffDog

WinSCP, putty, notepad, SoapUI

MS Office 2007
Ant scripting

Additional products and tools used:

Installed and studied, in a “sandbox-fashion”, the use of BusinessEvents 3.0.0 as an add-on product to BusinessWorks and the Administrator runtime environment. All activities done based on the official TIBCO documentation.

KPN Telecom is running an EAI order dispatching service based on BW-processes, Oracle RDBMS stored routing rules (EMS destination names), to create a dynamic order flow. This EAI-service is connected to an EAI-service “Generic SOAP Gateway”, a major BW-project. Any message producer is checked against its stored credentials to allow the use of the routing service.

To be able to understand the meaning and possible use of BusinessEvents in future consultancy roles this research was undertaken.



Time span:
April 2007 – April 2008
Employer:
Global Middleware Consultancy B.V.
Role:
TIBCO EAI/ESB consultant
Location:
KPN, Telecom, The Hague, The Netherlands
Description:
TIBCO BusinessWorks architect, designer and developer.

Architected, designed and developed, using extreme programming-methodology, the BusinessWorks process flows. Defined the interface sequences for dataflow and error- and exceptions handling in cooperation with senior developers in iProcess and .NET.  The business analysis phase took place prior defining the processes in BusinessWorks.

The project: “Zakelijk Internet Plus Bellen – ZIPB SNI Chorda”
(an order management system)

Products and tools used:

TIBCO BusinessWorks 5.4.2
SQL Server 2005
TIBCO iProcess 10
Windows Server 2003, XP, Linux
TIBCO EMS 4.4.2
Microsoft .Net 2.0
TIBCO Administrator 5.4.0
VMWare Workstation and Server

GEMS, HERMES

TOAD, AquaData Studio

Altova XML Spy, Altova DiffDog

WinSCP, putty, notepad, SoapUI

Mercury Quality Center


Architecture, tasks / activities / deliverables:

1. TIBCO iProcess 10
– case procedures
– front-end using TIBCO “General Interface”
2. TIBCO BusinessWorks 5.4
– connectivity layer, middleware solution (EMS and p-to-p)
3. Microsoft IIS 6.0 and .NET 2.0 with SQL Server 2005
– decomposition, order-enrichment, error logging, business rule management
- architected, designed, developed and deployed BusinessWorks-processes
- defined the use of the EMS message queuing in the project
- iProcess case development
(in an available framework in parallel with BusinessWorks process flows)
- define test cases; unit- and integration testing
- implemented a BW-error handling mechanism using SQL-server and .NET
- installed and maintained an OTAP-model for the project
- defect fixing; analysis of test incidents in SIT and UAT environments
- information transfer to peers, testers and managers in the solution
- documentation





Time span:
August 2006 – March 2007
Employer:
Global Middleware Consultancy B.V.
Role:
TIBCO EAI developer
Location:
ESSENT, Energy, Den Bosch, The Netherlands
Job description:
TIBCO developer at Essent, a Dutch energy company.

Products and tools used: TIBCO BusinessWorks 5.3.x.; XML Canon; Rv-related tooling (TIBMON, Rv-explorer); RDBMS-related tooling
(TOAD, Aqua Data Studio)

Delivered solutions:

1. An EAI error handling solution, using the common data model architecture; unit- and integration testing; used TIBCO BW 5.3.x and Oracle 10g RDBMS.
2. Unit- and white box testing new functionality in an energy trading system. Used TIBCO BW 5.3.x with “ENDUR” and the “PONTON” system.
3. Integration development of a SAP and SCADA energy production management system. For this project a so called “factory approach” was used.

Time span:
April 2006 – July 2006
Employer:
Global Middleware Consultancy B.V.
Role:
TIBCO Middleware consultant
Location:
Haarlem, The Netherlands
Job description:
Middleware training. Acquired functional and technical knowledge of middleware products and their components. Products used:
TIBCO BusinessWorks 5.3.2.


Time span:
June 2002 – March 2006
Employer:
ING Group N.V., Banking & Insurances
Role:
IT specialist - Test environments banking & insurances
Location:
Rotterdam & Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Job description:
Project management, change management, infrastructure engineering, and consultancy related with test-environments used by ING wholesale banking and insurances. During this period became professional experienced in project management, PRINCE II certified and TMAP-trained.

Time span:
2000 – 2002
Employer:
724 Solutions Inc., ICT solution provider
Role:
Pre-sales technical consultant - EMEA region
Location:
Rotterdam, The Netherlands – Toronto, Canada – Friedrichsdorf, Germany
Job description:
Technical consultancy of product offerings by 724 Solutions Inc.

Time span:
1999 - 2000
Employer:
Contractor at ABNAMRO Bank N.V.
Role:
IT engineer
Location:
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Job description:
Systems and infrastructure management / support dealing room.
Market Data support analyst role; using TIBCO TIB technology.

Time span:
1998 - 1999
Employer:
Contractor at Shell Services International N.V. (OKIOC)
Role:
IT engineer
Location:
The Hague, the Netherlands – Almaty, Atyrau, Oilrig(s), Kazakhstan
Job description:
Systems management / infrastructure engineering.

courses & studies (related with middleware, EAI, ESB and BPM)
TIBCO Business Studio - online workshop
TIBCO Business Events 3.0.0 – self study
Advanced Design Practices with TIBCO   BusinessWorks™ 5
Maas ICT, Rotterdam, NL (April 2009)
Maas ICT, Rotterdam, NL (March 2009)
TIBCO, Maidenhead, UK (May 2007)
Essentials of TIBCO® BPM 10.x
GloMidCo, Haarlem, NL (April 2007)
SonicMQ System Administration 7.0
WBT (April 2007)
Service-Oriented Integration with SonicESB V7.0
WBT (April 2007)
Workshop Sonic ESB V7.0
Progress Software, NL (April 2007)


TIBCO   iProcess 10.5.0 Installation & Configuration
GloMidCo, Haarlem, NL (March 2007)


TIBCO   BusinessWorks 5.3.2. Essentials
GloMidCo, Haarlem, NL (May/June 2006)
TIBCO   BusinessWorks 5.3.2. Integration
GloMidCo, Haarlem, NL (May/June 2006)
TIBCO   BusinessWorks 5.3.2. Administration
GloMidCo, Haarlem, NL (May/June 2006)
TIBCO   Rendezvous 7.4.0.
GloMidCo, Haarlem, NL (May/June 2006)
TIBCO   Hawk 4.6.0.
GloMidCo, Haarlem, NL (May/June 2006)
TIBCO   Adapter for ActiveDatabase 5.2.1.
GloMidCo, Haarlem, NL (May/June 2006)
TIBCO   EMS 4.3.0.
GloMidCo, Haarlem, NL (May/June 2006)
TIBCO   Adapter for SAP R/3 5.3.0.
GloMidCo, Haarlem, NL (July 2006)


Mercator 6.5 Fundamentals of Datatransformations
GloMidCo Haarlem, NL (April 2006)
Implementing XML Solutions with Mercator 6.5
GloMidCo Haarlem, NL (April 2006)
Implementing Database Solutions with Mercator 6.5
GloMidCo Haarlem, NL (April 2006)
Implementing SAP R/3 Solutions with Mercator 6.5
GloMidCo Haarlem, NL (April 2006)
IBM WebSphere Application Server V5.1 Administration
AppliGATE, Leusden, NL (October 2004)
COURSES (RELATED with front end development)
TIBCO General Interface
TIBCO, 's Hertogenbosch, NL (Nov 2006)
ASP, HTML, DHTML, Javascript
Tember Education, Arnhem, NL (Jan, 2000)
COURSES (RELATED WITH TESTING and QA)
TMAP Professional Advanced
Sogeti (ING Group) (Nov 2005)
(Test) Process Improvement
KZA (ING Group) (June 2005)
COURSES (RELATED WITH PROJECTMANAGEMENT)
PRINCE II certified - foundation
ING Group (April 2004)

ict knowledge and experience
Fourteen years of work experiences. Career started in biochemistry, R&D department, at CSM N.V., The Netherlands.

In 1998 started as IT engineer at Shell Services International N.V., worked with all known Microsoft Office and Back office products from those days; like Exchange- and Proxy Server, SQL Server, IIS. In 2000 certified as MCSE. Roles: technical application support, e.g. JD Edwards, specifically used in the offshore oil and gas exploration in the Kazakhstan operations. Xxxxx is experienced in engineering and management of active network components; like products by Cisco and Netscreen.

At ABNAMRO bank at the dealing room, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, a role in system and applications management related with dealing and trading systems, like Market Data support, install and upgrading, mail (Lotus Notes, Domino) and infrastructure, voice recording and response systems of several vendors. TIBCO (TIB) related support at the client-side and backend using Marketsheets and feeds from Bloomberg and Reuters.

Technical pre-sales consultancy at 724 Solution Inc.; specialised in Tantau Application Server; a Wired and Wireless J2EE compliant and highly sizeable application server used by financial institutions, telecom operators, and large retailers across the globe.

Knowledgeable in the use, management, development and deployment of several key technologies; like operating systems (Microsoft, Linux and UNIX), LDAP-directories, JAVA, J2EE servers (e,g. JBOSS), Webservers (Tomcat, IIS), databases (e.g. MS SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL), XML, XSLT, XPath, WAP, HTML, ClearCase, etc.

Xxxxx worked with the front ends of SAP, Peoplesoft and Siebel

After four years working at ING Group, and several contract roles in EAI, ESB and BPM assignments, a new company started in early 2008, Maas ICT BV. Xxxxx is the owner and senior consultant. Maas ICT BV is a company dedicated to EAI and BPM technology; all professional business is conducted in a professional manner using this Dutch limited.

PERSONAL PROFILE
Xxxxx is a team player and easily finds structure and overview. He is dedicated to the professional tasks imposed upon him. Within a team Xxxxx may take the lead when circumstances demands.

He likes reading about and listening to classical music; he loves jazz and he plays the tenor and alto saxophone from time to time.

Xxxxx lives together with Marianne in Rotterdam.