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Sas Programmer Resume Profile

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SUMMARY

  • Over 7 years of Professional Experience in SAS Programming, Administration, ETL, Data Mining, Report Writing, and Web Development in the Financial, Auto and Consulting Industries.
  • Extensive experience with the SAS programming language and SAS tools such as Base SAS, SAS Macros, SAS/SQL, SAS/GRAPH, SAS/CONNECT, SAS Enterprise Guide, SAS OLAP Cube Studio, SAS Web Report Studio, SAS Information Delivery Portal, SAS Information Map Studio, SAS Management Console.
  • Seasoned experience with popular BI Tools such as Tableau, Hyperion, Aginity for Netezza, TOAD, MySQL, SQL Plus, SQL Server, Microsoft Office
  • High-level experience in accessing data warehouse structures such as Oracle, Netezza, Teradata, Access for data extraction and analysis
  • Proficient in operating systems like Windows UNIX/LINUX
  • Excellent understanding of high-level business concepts, problem-solving, decision making, strong team working capabilities, flexible to work in fast paced work environment under strict time limits.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Confidential

SAS Consultant Contractor

  • Develop executive-level dashboards and reports for TFS Collections Risk Department
  • Use SAS OLAP Cube Studio to create OLAPs, hierarchies, run-time metrics, n-way aggregations
  • Perform t-tests, linear regressions, and logistic regressions on key collection and risk metrics
  • Use SAS Enterprise Guide to create graphs, cascading prompts, and deploy stored processes
  • Performing version upgrades of SAS tools and software for eligible end-users
  • Perform root cause analysis on SAS Platform and related software issues
  • Educate SAS users on SAS best practices including password encryption and memory usage
  • Create analyst-level dashboards and pivot tables using Tableau and Hyperion BI
  • Develop SAS Metadata API that register and publish reports for SAS IDP and Web Report Studio

Confidential

SAS BI Analyst Contractor

  • Develop SAS programs and macros for reporting and analytical purposes
  • Use SAS coding techniques including Hash Object, Proc SQL, and date logic to create dynamic reporting processes used for monthly analysis
  • Integrate UNIX and SAS using the X command and Systask function for submitting programs and reporting processes
  • Write Teradata SQL queries to pull data from SAS data warehouse
  • Create pivot tables and reports from SAS data output in Microsoft Excel and SQL Server
  • Upgrade data processing by adding sophisticated business logic and quality coding to improve the efficiency of company resources

Confidential

SAS BI Developer Contractor

  • Develop Web-scraping code in SAS to collect publicly available data and load into MySQL tables
  • Write parsing routines, data-cleansing, and data quality SAS macros in order to transform and load the data into a highly structured SAS Datamart
  • Create linear regression charts and graph changes in moving averages via SAS Enterprise Guide
  • Create statistical procedures to analyze data using Procs: Means, Freq, and Summary
  • Develop enhanced multi-sheet Excel and PDF-based reports using SAS ODS and DDE technology

Confidential

SAS Programmer Contractor

  • Develop SAS programs and macros for ETL processes in a UNIX environment
  • Create web-based reports using the SAS ODS facility and SAS graph
  • Write SQL queries to load Oracle data and text files into SAS data warehouse
  • Setup database connections, profiles, and other SAS services in SAS Management Console
  • Automate tedious processes in UNIX environment with korn-shell and Perl scripts

COMPUTER SKILLS

  • Languages: SAS, SQL, Korn Shell, Perl, XML, HTML
  • Software: SAS 9.3, SAS Enterprise Guide, SAS MC, SAS OCS, Aginity, SQL Server
  • Data Reporting Tools: Tableau, SSRS, SAS IDP, SAS WRS, Hyperion, Microsoft Office
  • Databases: Oracle, MySQL, Access, Sybase, Netezza, Teradata
  • Macromedia: Front Page, Dreamweaver
  • O/S: Windows Server, UNIX: HP, Solaris, Linux

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