Robin Trent

Robin Trent has a comprehensive work experience in the field of software development and web development. Starting in 2005, they worked as a Software Engineer at J.P. Morgan, where they designed and maintained DTS packages for SQL Server 2000. They also created specialized queries and maintained data in Hyperion Essbase.

In 2007, Robin joined Integration Technologies Limited as a Senior Software Engineer, developing a user interface for a PLC controller using VB6 and XML. They also worked at H&R Block as a Senior Software Engineer, where they converted a tool from VB6 to C# and converted the reports module from a DOS platform to a .NET platform.

Going forward, Robin became a Senior Software Engineer at Safelite AutoGlass, working on the middleware of the Policy inquiry system. They developed and converted web services using C#, Visual Studio 2010, and .NET 4.0. They also had a role as a Senior Software Engineer at Marathon Petroleum Corporation, supporting the NVision software and working with clients to gather requirements.

Robin worked as a Senior Web Developer at Civica CMI, where they designed and analyzed software applications and performed consultation with clients. They also had experience as a Senior Software Developer at Wireless, Verizon Wireless Premium Retailer, developing an intra website using .NET in Visual Studio 2013.

In 2017, Robin joined MedVet Medical & Cancer Centers for Pets as a Web Developer, and in 2018, they transitioned to AmeriTrust Group, Inc. as an Information Technology Development Team Lead. The specific responsibilities and end dates for these roles are not provided.

Robin Trent attended Harding High School, although the specific years are unknown. After completing high school, Robin enrolled at Rider University in 1986 and graduated in 1989 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. Robin returned to Rider University at some point and obtained a second Bachelor of Science degree in Computer and Information Sciences, General. The timeframe for this second degree is unclear.