Edi Analyst/programmer Resume
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Thomasville, GA
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
Programming: X12, C++, Java, SQL (Oracle 9i)
Software: Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft Visio, SAP, Crystal Reports 2008, Windows (2000, XP, 7), HEAT Service & Support 9, Sterling B2B Integrator 5.2.4, Sterling B2B Integrator Map Editor, Ipswitch WS FTP Professional 12.3, Business Objects
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Confidential, Thomasville, GA
EDI Analyst/Programmer
Responsibilities:
- Monitoring and troubleshooting system, X12 (850, 810, 855, 875, 880, 820, 812, 860, 944, & 945), flat file, and SAP errors in an 24x7 on call rotation
- Researching IDoc issues in SAP using transaction codes like VA03, VF03, XD03, WE02, & WE09
- Creating variants in SAP to serve as reporting tools to monitor the status of IDocs
- Streamlining and documenting current processes to facilitate efficient system usage and training for new employees and off - shore team
- Working with internal & external customers through the SDLC - determining needs, developing and testing, documenting, implementing, and providing post-production customer service
- Developing new and re-engineering old maps, code lists, and envelopes using IBM Sterling Integrator 5.2.4 to fit the needs of X12 (850, 810, 855, 860, 875, 880, 820, & 879 transactions) and flat file customers
- Setting up trading partners for EDI compliance in SAP using transaction codes like WE20, VOE4, & VOE2
User Services Analyst
Confidential
Responsibilities:
- Assisted users from their 44 bakeries across the United States as 24/7 first-level support with technical issues, security requests, and account maintenance
- Ran reports and monitored processes in Business Objects/InfoView, Redwood Explorer, and SAP for the sake of business continuity
- Created diverse types of reports using Crystal Reports 2008 that were published to IT management every week, period, and quarter
- Served as administrator for HEAT 9
Confidential, Tallahassee, FL
Computer Operator
Responsibilities:
- Assisted roughly 17,000 employees state-wide as first-level support with technical issues
- Routed incidents to corresponding teams for next level assistance
