Programmer Analyst Resume Dalton, GA - Hire IT People

SUMMARY

Strong knowledge of COBOL, DB2, Spufi, and MVS JCL
Working knowledge of SQL, File Aid, Abend Aid, Xpeditor, CICS, SAS, Scrum, and TSO ISPF
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office tools such as Word and Excel
Excellent communication, analytical, customer service, and problem - solving skills.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Programming: COBOL, SAS, Easytrieve, MVS/JCL, TSO/ISPF, CICS

Database: DB2, SQL, Spufi, VSAM

Debugging Tools: File-Aid, Abend-Aid, Expediter, SmartTest, SmartFile

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Confidential . Dalton, GA

Programmer Analyst

Responsibilities:

Developed, enhanced, tested, implemented, and maintained mainframe applications using COBOL (and SAS on occasion).
Generated and updated order tracking reports using COBOL or SAS, depending on user specifications.
Tested and implemented system enhancements in order to meet user business needs.

Confidential, MI

Programmer Analyst Trainee

Responsibilities:

Developed, enhanced, tested, implemented, and maintained mainframe applications using COBOL and Easytrieve.
Re-wrote a JCL job stream for a government agency, updating it and helping it run more efficiently.
Wrote new and updated existing COBOL (or SAS) programs that created regional distribution order tracking reports.
Wrote new and enhanced existing JCL job streams that facilitated batch processing for order entry, order modification, and order distribution batch jobs.
Modified DB2 table records (such as order header records, order line records, bill of lading records, etc.).
Performed SQL queries on various DB2 records, in order to enhance batch processing for carpet order entry/order modification, and carpet distribution batch jobs.
Enhanced and modified CICS order entry, order modification, order inquiry, and order distribution screens on occasion.
I have also been involved in several projects while at Shaw Industries including the Y2K conversion, The Honeywell/Bull to IBM system conversion, and the WTRF Regional Invoicing system enhancement, where I had to track orders for a specified region and feed my data into the invoice processing portion of the then newly automated system.