Eric Gravel

I went to college (in Canada) to obtain my obtain my degree in "Technologie des ordinateurs" (computer technology engineering) where I learn C/C++ and Java programming primarily. After college, I worked for Newbridge Networks Corp developing web applications in Cold Fusion. I then moved to Miami, in 2000, to continue working with Cold Fusion but as a consultant. I made the transition to Java web application development in 2001 when I went to work for Interval International (my current employer) as a programmer. I've since been promoted to programm/analyst, senior programmer/analyst, and more recently, application architect. The type of systems we develop at Interval International range from public facing membership servicing systems, to call center servicing system, financial system, interactive voice recognition system, and a 'few' others. Working at Interval International has allowed me to gain experience with Java, JSP, Servlet, JSTL, JDBC, Spring Framework, Web Services, SOAP, REST, Oracle database, MySQL database, SQL, XML, XSD, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ajax, data structures, design patterns, algorithms and several others that I'm probably forgetting at the moment.

I went to college (in Canada) to obtain my obtain my degree in "Technologie des ordinateurs" (computer technology engineering) where I learn C/C++ and Java programming primarily. After college, I worked for Newbridge Networks Corp developing web applications in Cold Fusion. I then moved to Miami, in 2000, to continue working with Cold Fusion but as a consultant. I made the transition to Java web application development in 2001 when I went to work for Interval International (my current employer) as a programmer. I've since been promoted to programm/analyst, senior programmer/analyst, and more recently, application architect. The type of systems we develop at Interval International range from public facing membership servicing systems, to call center servicing system, financial system, interactive voice recognition system, and a 'few' others. Working at Interval International has allowed me to gain experience with Java, JSP, Servlet, JSTL, JDBC, Spring Framework, Web Services, SOAP, REST, Oracle database, MySQL database, SQL, XML, XSD, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ajax, data structures, design patterns, algorithms and several others that I'm probably forgetting at the moment.

I went to college (in Canada) to obtain my obtain my degree in "Technologie des ordinateurs" (computer technology engineering) where I learn C/C++ and Java programming primarily. After college, I worked for Newbridge Networks Corp developing web applications in Cold Fusion. I then moved to Miami, in 2000, to continue working with Cold Fusion but as a consultant. I made the transition to Java web application development in 2001 when I went to work for Interval International (my current employer) as a programmer. I've since been promoted to programm/analyst, senior programmer/analyst, and more recently, application architect. The type of systems we develop at Interval International range from public facing membership servicing systems, to call center servicing system, financial system, interactive voice recognition system, and a 'few' others. Working at Interval International has allowed me to gain experience with Java, JSP, Servlet, JSTL, JDBC, Spring Framework, Web Services, SOAP, REST, Oracle database, MySQL database, SQL, XML, XSD, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ajax, data structures, design patterns, algorithms and several others that I'm probably forgetting at the moment.

I went to college (in Canada) to obtain my obtain my degree in "Technologie des ordinateurs" (computer technology engineering) where I learn C/C++ and Java programming primarily. After college, I worked for Newbridge Networks Corp developing web applications in Cold Fusion. I then moved to Miami, in 2000, to continue working with Cold Fusion but as a consultant. I made the transition to Java web application development in 2001 when I went to work for Interval International (my current employer) as a programmer. I've since been promoted to programm/analyst, senior programmer/analyst, and more recently, application architect. The type of systems we develop at Interval International range from public facing membership servicing systems, to call center servicing system, financial system, interactive voice recognition system, and a 'few' others. Working at Interval International has allowed me to gain experience with Java, JSP, Servlet, JSTL, JDBC, Spring Framework, Web Services, SOAP, REST, Oracle database, MySQL database, SQL, XML, XSD, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ajax, data structures, design patterns, algorithms and several others that I'm probably forgetting at the moment.

I went to college (in Canada) to obtain my obtain my degree in "Technologie des ordinateurs" (computer technology engineering) where I learn C/C++ and Java programming primarily. After college, I worked for Newbridge Networks Corp developing web applications in Cold Fusion. I then moved to Miami, in 2000, to continue working with Cold Fusion but as a consultant. I made the transition to Java web application development in 2001 when I went to work for Interval International (my current employer) as a programmer. I've since been promoted to programm/analyst, senior programmer/analyst, and more recently, application architect. The type of systems we develop at Interval International range from public facing membership servicing systems, to call center servicing system, financial system, interactive voice recognition system, and a 'few' others. Working at Interval International has allowed me to gain experience with Java, JSP, Servlet, JSTL, JDBC, Spring Framework, Web Services, SOAP, REST, Oracle database, MySQL database, SQL, XML, XSD, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ajax, data structures, design patterns, algorithms and several others that I'm probably forgetting at the moment.

I went to college (in Canada) to obtain my obtain my degree in "Technologie des ordinateurs" (computer technology engineering) where I learn C/C++ and Java programming primarily. After college, I worked for Newbridge Networks Corp developing web applications in Cold Fusion. I then moved to Miami, in 2000, to continue working with Cold Fusion but as a consultant. I made the transition to Java web application development in 2001 when I went to work for Interval International (my current employer) as a programmer. I've since been promoted to programm/analyst, senior programmer/analyst, and more recently, application architect. The type of systems we develop at Interval International range from public facing membership servicing systems, to call center servicing system, financial system, interactive voice recognition system, and a 'few' others. Working at Interval International has allowed me to gain experience with Java, JSP, Servlet, JSTL, JDBC, Spring Framework, Web Services, SOAP, REST, Oracle database, MySQL database, SQL, XML, XSD, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ajax, data structures, design patterns, algorithms and several others that I'm probably forgetting at the moment.

I went to college (in Canada) to obtain my obtain my degree in "Technologie des ordinateurs" (computer technology engineering) where I learn C/C++ and Java programming primarily. After college, I worked for Newbridge Networks Corp developing web applications in Cold Fusion. I then moved to Miami, in 2000, to continue working with Cold Fusion but as a consultant. I made the transition to Java web application development in 2001 when I went to work for Interval International (my current employer) as a programmer. I've since been promoted to programm/analyst, senior programmer/analyst, and more recently, application architect. The type of systems we develop at Interval International range from public facing membership servicing systems, to call center servicing system, financial system, interactive voice recognition system, and a 'few' others. Working at Interval International has allowed me to gain experience with Java, JSP, Servlet, JSTL, JDBC, Spring Framework, Web Services, SOAP, REST, Oracle database, MySQL database, SQL, XML, XSD, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ajax, data structures, design patterns, algorithms and several others that I'm probably forgetting at the moment.