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Sas Consultant Resume

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

SAS Consultant

Confidential

Responsibilities:

  • General SAS Admin/Architect Support Functions on Linux Red Hat (SAS Grid) and Windows Server 212 and 2016
  • Continuous User Support and SAS Tech Support ticket resolutions, Triage of tickets Linux and Windows teams, follow - up, leading and scheduling work-sessions.
  • Developing architecture for DR and Test environments (documentation, testing, test cases, etc.).
  • Providing routine SAS support to users via Service Now incidents assigned to the team. (Trouble shooting errors and access issues)
  • Typical SAS Grid Platform Support for SAS9.4 M4; Metadata Maintenance, AD-Sync, Start/Stop, Upgrade to M6, etc.
  • Support and Orientation for statistical software, including, R-Studio, Python, East, and other open source software for Pharma
  • License updates for Windows Server, PC SAS and SAS Grid on Linux
  • SAS Tech Support tickets and resolutions
  • Documentation: IQ, GxP, JReview
  • SAS Installations on Linux, PC and Windows Server
  • Develop and debug SAS code as needed
  • Develop knowledge documents for users and IT

SAS Consultant

Confidential

Responsibilities:

  • Provided overall SAS application architecture support and administration (SAS Grid on Linux) for a complex (16 nodes) SAS Grid environment with multiple SAS products within SLAs.
  • Developed and debugged SAS code as need for analytics projects
  • Supported functional areas, including Risk Management, Forecast Analytics, Cash Flow, etc.
  • Worked in close partnership with technology, business partners, and project teams to resolve incidents, schedule and perform application patching, and monitor application performance.
  • Provided effective day-to-day support for SAS application through accurate problem identification and timely resolution of production issues.
  • Performed effective resolution of incidents along with the rest of the SAS Admin team.
  • Developed a good understanding of technical aspects of project (SAS and non SAS) and provided advice/guidance to SAS users.

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