Greg R. Cook

Experienced, passionate and driven software engineer with a focus on geographic information systems (GIS) and health services. Adept development background in C#, SQL, JavaScript and Python.

Experience

• Managed AWS QnABot instance serving Elections and Enterprise departments.
• Implemented parsing of custom Availity remittance formats.
• Started architecture review of county BHRD systems.

• Performed as team lead for various Agile projects. Served on multiple hiring panels to vet technical abilities; provided training for junior developer staff.
• Developed a project management system for the Land & Water Resources Department. Implemented end to end parcel change management and reconstitution process to process changes to county land ownership.
• Developed ArcGIS JS API 4.x mapping applications using Stencil components, Webpack and Typescript. Figma utilized as a design tool.
• Implemented custom AD login process to utilize TOTP 2FA.
• Integrated Laserfiche SDK tooling as a backend document store for multiple county projects.
• Designed and implemented ASC X12 standard billing including EDI 270, 271, 835, 837P and 999 file formats directly resulting in $150,000 in savings per year.
• Implemented external acceptance of EDI 837P files and response of EDI 835 files.
• Developed access to CAQH Core SOAP services to automate file receipt and response.
• Implemented an internal claim handling API to centralize county billing.
• Provided user support and training for county staff.

• Spearheaded the development of a department GIS. Developed internal web mapping applications to provide access to sensitive GIS datasets.
• Managed software implementation projects including Avatar, EmLogis, and ParaPlan. Responsible for management, data quality control and documentation for the Avatar medical records system.
• Provided user support and technical assistance to over two hundred users within the department.

Education

• Graduate Certificate in Geospatial Programming and Web Map Development
• Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Geographic Information Systems
• Thesis: An Examination of County-Level Suicide Mortality in the US: Is there a protective effect of lithium in the environment?
  
• Advisor: Stephen A Matthews Liberal Arts Professor of Sociology Anthropology, Geography & Demography