Debbie O'Day

Debbie O'Day has a strong background in software engineering, with a focus on web applications and enterprise systems in support of the National Guard and Army Reserve. Debbie started their career in 2003 as a Software Engineer II at SRA International, where they were responsible for writing and testing code in Visual Basic and C# for various web and Windows applications. Debbie also played a key role in creating and editing technical documentation and served as the lead for peer review and processes.

In 2007, Debbie joined Prologic, Inc. as a Software Test Engineer before moving to SNVC in 2008 as a Software Engineer. At SNVC, they primarily worked with C# and Oracle 10g database to develop web applications for an enterprise system. Debbie also took on the role of government liaison and lead for end user support, troubleshooting problems and directing change proposals. Additionally, they were responsible for creating and updating technical documentation and peer reviewing the work of other team members.

Overall, Debbie O'Day has demonstrated expertise in software engineering, with a focus on web applications, testing, and documentation. Their past roles have involved significant collaboration with government customers and a commitment to ensuring high-quality software and documentation.

Debbie O'Day pursued their education at various institutions. Debbie attended Virginia Tech from 1988 to 1992, where they studied Liberal Arts and Sciences. Later, from 2001 to 2008, Debbie O'Day enrolled at Strayer University, where they earned a Bachelor of Science degree in CIS - Programming.