Roger Barnes
About Roger Barnes
Roger Barnes is a Lead Software Engineer at Ingram Content Group in La Vergne, Tennessee, with extensive experience in software development and management roles.
Current Role at Ingram Content Group
Roger Barnes is currently serving as Software Engineer, Lead at Ingram Content Group in La Vergne, Tennessee, United States. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing software development projects and leading technical teams to ensure successful project delivery. His expertise spans various aspects of software engineering, making significant contributions to the organization's technology initiatives.
Previous Role at Project Refinery
From 2001 to 2010, Roger Barnes was the President and Owner of Project Refinery. During his nine-year tenure, he led the company in providing software development and consulting services. His leadership focused on delivering high-quality solutions to meet client needs, building a reputable firm in the technology consulting space.
Early Career at Rad Solutions Srl
Between 1993 and 1996, Roger Barnes worked as a Consulting Manager at Rad Solutions Srl in Cinisello Balsamo, Lombardy, Italy. In this capacity, he managed consulting projects and provided strategic guidance to clients, enhancing the firm's consulting capabilities and client satisfaction.
Educational Background
Roger Barnes completed his early education at Central High School. His formative years in education laid the foundation for his extensive career in software engineering and technology leadership roles across various organizations.
Technical Achievements
Roger Barnes has demonstrated proficiency in database migration and software development. He successfully migrated a large SQL Server database to MySQL and served as the Architect and Lead Developer for a digital asset management and distribution system utilizing Struts 2, Hibernate, Spring, JavaScript, web services, MySQL, SQL Server, Maven, and Git. Additionally, he developed and implemented an SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) solution and created numerous stored procedures, functions, and triggers to support the system.