Jon Bäckström

UNIX Engineer / Web Developer

Indianola, IA, United States

Details

Experience: Working with Network Security and Enterprise Risk Management Technologies developing Access Management Tools and tools for user provisioning and certification of access. Formerly assigned to Data Services Group (DBA / Infrastructure), I create custom intranet web applications and scripts to automate a number of processes for oncall DBAs and audit compliance. Using Perl, UNIX shell scripts, Java, C#, and C/C++, I created a number of programs to update the status of database servers, check software installations, and test infrastructure configurations. I work with Sybase ASE, IBM DB2, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL database servers. I also install, test, and deploy new software tools in the infrastructure and create performance enchancing job aides and custom documentation. I maintain a web application that manages a database of databases throughout the Wells Fargo infrastructure, used by both DBAs and auditors. I also maintain an HCI (Human Computer Interaction) Resource Center on the corporate intranet using SharePoint, linking research and blogging information for User Experience teams and Interaction Designers across the enterprise.

2005 : Present

Wells Fargo

Information Security Engineer / Web Developer / UNIX Engineer

Project Lead

1995 :

Access Iowa

Consultant

1996 :

Open Source UNIX

Consultant

Project Lead

1996 :

Metrocities

Consultant

1998 :

XOMO

Consultant

Company: Wells Fargo

About

I am a skilled Perl programmer with a background in UNIX systems administration and web application development. I also have a great deal of experience in usability testing and user interface design. My academic background in education centered around improving human performance, instructional development, and the creation of online computer-based training.

Specialties: Perl programming, UNIX systems administration, web application development, user interface design, usability testing, improving human performance, instructional design, technical training, and academic research.