PROGRAMMER/SOFTWARE DEVELOPER Resume Huntsville, AL - Hire IT People

OBJECTIVE:

To obtain a position that can utilize my current skills as well as present new challenges.

SUMMARY:

Highly motivated and well organized.
Manages changing priorities and meets deadlines.
Assignments delivered efficiently and effectively.
Works well in a team environment as well as independently with minimum supervision.
Bilingual English/Spanish.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

SAS (Windows
Linux
UNIX
Mainframe) Enterprise Guide
Management Console; Oracle; SQL Server; M204; JCL; VM/CMS; MVS/TSO; z/OS; MS Office; MS Outlook; VISIO.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

PROGRAMMER/SOFTWARE DEVELOPER

Confidential, Huntsville, AL

Responsibilities:

I support the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command Logistics Modernization Program.
My primary role is the development and maintenance of SAS programs which process information used in the applications residing under the Integrated Lead Time Management and Reporting System.
I collaborate with civilian workers and contractors to develop, analyze, and refine requirements for application specifications; ensuring functionalities are effectively translated. I also work directly with the government SAS administrator on SAS related tasks, providing technical direction and guidance to team members.

IM DEVELOPER

Confidential, Chattanooga, TN

Responsibilities:

As a member of the Information Management Confidential area, I analyzed, developed and maintained programs and associated documentation related to supporting the assigned business area of the company.
I also provided customer service by delivering information throughout the company both ad hoc and through automation of reports using SAS.
While working full time at BCBS, I continued to work part time (after hours) with Jacobs Technology, maintaining an active security clearance.

BUSINESS INFORMATION ANALYST

Confidential, Brandon, FL

Responsibilities:

As a member of MIS supporting mortgage services, my position involved data query and report development to assist business unit clients with analysis activities. The workload consisted of multiple project trackers, received from clients requesting tables, listings, analysis or modification of existing programs. Regular interaction with end - users across departments was necessary to discuss projects requiring the extraction or manipulation of data stored in database and mainframe systems.
Multiple mainframe SAS data-marts with hundreds of variables and millions of observations were accessed for data extraction. Primary extracts originated from the mainframe and were downloaded to PC SAS, facilitating a cost effective processing environment. Within SAS, the DATA step, MACRO, ODS, PROC: SQL, TABULATE, REPORT and PRINT were most often utilized. Recurring reports were automated using a scheduler and delivered internally as web reports. The client also received data in EXCEL allowing further analysis by the end-user.
Ad-hoc requests from upper management known as ‘fire drills’ were frequent. They demanded a quick turnaround and reprioritization of current projects. Requests ranged from ensuring compliancy with banking regulations to reconciliation of variables between multiple data sources.

PROGRAMMER

Confidential, Oldsmar, Fl

Responsibilities:

I supported software which processed television ratings owned by the Production and Local Custom Sports departments.
The majority of software was mainframe based, written in SAS with a small percentage of Model 204. Products were created and JCL turned over to analysts within the department for processing.
The JCL was set up to allow entry of specific parameters such as demographics, measurement periods and station viewing information.
Once submitted, the JCL included the SAS code stored in the appropriate libraries and generated the custom report.
Reflections Software was used to download mainframe output to the PC.
Final deliveries were in EXCEL or CSV format which often fed other applications.
Maintenance included a Software Certification process tracked in Lotus Notes.
A mainframe application repository was used to store routines, specs and formats.
I worked with product managers, marketing and subject matter experts on client specifications.
Interviewed analysts about work processes and identified ways of automating labor-intensive tasks.