Development Project Manager at Objective Corporation
Sydney Area, Australia
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- Development Project Manager at Objective Corporation
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- Team Leader at Objective Corporation
- Senior Software Engineer at Objective Corporation
- Team Leader at ActiveSky
- Team Leader at Nokia
- Team Leader at Fujitsu Australia Software Technology
- Senior Consultant at Horizon Technologies International
- Software Engineer at Digital Vision
- Education
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- University of Tasmania
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Paul Kelcey’s Summary
My professional experience has centered around software engineering. I have primarily worked in technical roles in a hands on capacity. The organizations that I have worked for have generally been doing product development and as such have required skilled engineers and best practice development.
I have performed a number of roles including senior software engineer, consultant, team leader, architect and project manager. My strengths include technical skills, analysis and design, architecture, leadership ability, a systematic approach and a strong understanding of the big picture.
My technical experience is primarily in the Java space but I have also worked with C++. I have considerable experience in the development of enterprise applications on the server side. I also have experience in the telecommunications industry as well as in multimedia and virtual reality.
A large part of my current role focuses on architecture and I find the combination of working on a project from both an architectural and project management perspective to be very satisfying.
Paul Kelcey’s Specialties:
Project management (PRINCE2 accredited)
Architecture
Team leadership
Analysis and design
Java/JEE (Sun certified)
J2ME
Paul Kelcey’s Experience
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Development Project Manager
Objective Corporation
(Public Company; AX:OCL; Computer Software industry)
February 2007 — Present (2 years 11 months)
Having worked previously at Objective in primarily a hands-on technical capacity, I spent the first year in this new role focusing primarily on the project management aspects. There are four projects to manage delivering the next generation ECM suite for Objective. The role also includes line management responsibility.
The next generation product suite includes several technical innovations including broader enterprise integration via ESB, a grid server architecture for high scalability and availablilty as well as a single sourced customizable user-interface for web and native clients.
Whilst the role primarily centres around implementing a more agile development methodology and providing transparency to the business there is a significant technical aspect as well.
Now that these projects are up and running, I have switched to doing a split role of project management (two projects) and technical work to prototype and analyse the subsequent generation product. -
Team Leader
Objective Corporation
(Public Company; 51-200 employees; OCL; Computer Software industry)
February 2005 — January 2007 (2 years )
There were two main aspects of this role including guiding the transition of the current generation product into a J2EE services oriented architecture as well as starting work on the next generation product.
The current generation product had a team of nine developers for the server team. I was responsible for this team in terms of the technical output of the team, the architecture and design of the server, mentoring and the introduction of new technologies and best practice.
For the second year in this role, I concurrently started work on the next generation ECM software for Objective. This included the introduction of a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) using Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), a grid computing model for high scalability and a customizable rendered user-interface that was singly sourced for both native and web clients.
Technologies included Java, XML, J2EE, ESB, WebServices, Mule, SOAP, C++, Oracle, SQL Server, Hibernate, JSF, JBoss Seam and JBoss Rules. -
Senior Software Engineer
Objective Corporation
(Public Company; 51-200 employees; OCL; Computer Software industry)
August 2003 — January 2005 (1 year 6 months)
This role involved specifying, architecting, designing and developing the Workflow Service for Objective's ECM product.
There was an existing workflow engine written in C++. This project involved considerable enhancements to the functionality provided by the C++ version as well as a complete re-write using J2EE technologies. This was an end to end responsibility and Objective needed someone that could look after the product from conception to delivery as well as introduce new technologies and best practice.
Initially, this role required consultancy and business analyst skills. Once specified, my planning and design skills were required. I was also the primary resource for the development of the server-side components. -
Team Leader
ActiveSky
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Computer Software industry)
December 2001 — July 2003 (1 year 8 months)
Development of dynamically generated content for mobile devices. For example a sports cast sent to a Java enabled phone. My role was on the handset side of things developing a player (similar to Flash) for mobile devices using J2ME.
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Team Leader
Nokia
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; Computer Software industry)
October 1999 — October 2001 (2 years 1 month)
Developing WAP application server for 3rd party gaming companies. 3rd party companies included Eidos and Hasbro. My position was team leader of the portal team, later my position was team leader of the games frameworks and games team. Technologies included Java, WML, JSP, XML, J2EE, Oracle
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Team Leader
Fujitsu Australia Software Technology
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; Computer Software industry)
September 1998 — September 1999 (1 year 1 month)
Development of data wharehouse server software. My role was technical team leader. Technologies included Java, C++, XML, RMI, Swing
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Senior Consultant
Horizon Technologies International
(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Computer Software industry)
June 1996 — August 1998 (2 years 3 months)
Provided software development consulting services for several customers. Roles included project manager, business analyst, team leader and senior developer depending on the project. 8-10 projects delivered over 2 year period with team sizes varying from 2 to 8. Technologies included Java, ActiveX, HTML, ASP
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Software Engineer
Digital Vision
(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Computer Software industry)
May 1994 — June 1996 (2 years 2 months)
Development of multimedia kiosk applications, virtual reality simulations and web development. Technologies included multimedia toolbook, C++, AutoCAD, graphics packages, HTML and JavaScript
Paul Kelcey’s Education
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University of Tasmania
Science , Computer Science, Mathematics , 1990 — 1995
Started in Engineering and then switched to Computer Science. Initially full time but switched to part time study whilst teaching taekwondo several nights a week. Took a year off to start work and finished degree whilst working full time at Digital Vision.
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Paul Kelcey’s Interests:
Reading, Gym, Kick boxing, Jiujitsu, Movies, Cafes, Beach, Kayaking, Computer Games
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