Mainframe Test Analyst Resume

SUMMARY

Over 20 years of experience in: Radio broadcasting (both commercial and college) and Audio: production, engineering and restoration and transfer of audio under (and across) numerous digital and analog formats.
Currently working (part - time) as on-air host of weekly music program.
Very comfortable working with multiple media formats, including: all audiotape formats and configurations, digital audio tape (Tascam DA series, etc.), videotape (home and some professional formats) as well as DAW production and editing software (Magic Sonic Foundry/Vegas, Syntrillium Cool Edit/Adobe Audition) as well as experience with the use of outboard processing hardware (Pre-amps, Compressors, Limiters, Noise Reduction, etc.) as well as software plugins.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Confidential

Mainframe Test Analyst

Responsibilities:

Provided technical support for all WebFOCUS enterprise architecture, data architecture and accessibility;
Installed, maintained and upgraded WebFOCUS BI systems and infrastructure supported by OEEAS;
Worked with WebFOCUS vendor support and SSA Systems Office personnel to troubleshoot and resolved software and hardware issues and upgrades;
Managed licenses, distribution and installation, and configuration of WebFOCUS Developer Studio and other Information Confidential. (IBI-WebFOCUS product vendor) products for developers;
Advised on use and implementation of best practices related to WebFOCUS systems;

Confidential

Systems Integrator

Responsibilities:

Tasked with ongoing development and complete re-writes to a number of corporate: accounting, payroll, EEO-related, travel management, benefits, and deferred income tracking systems used on a daily basis by LMCO HQ officers, managers, analysts, accountants, and support personnel.
Led a small team of programmers and analysts tasked with the maintenance and execution of the Corporation’s Benefits Enterprise System (BES) legacy application used to track and manage insurance eligibility information for over 150,000 Confidential: employees, retirees and surviving spouses.
Assigned to a team tasked with converting the Legacy BES application (see above) to the Confidential Benefits Reporting System (LMBRS), written in the Oracle RDBMS v6.0, running on a UNIX platform with reports written in the Crystal Reports reporting tool;
Assigned to a contract supporting the Enterprise Information Systems branch of Confidential Corporation in Bethesda, MD.