Senior Systems Analyst Resume Bethlehem, PA - Hire IT People

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY:

Application Developer with 30+ years software and database experience in business and manufacturing systems including the implementation of purchased customize software.
Designed, coded, tested and implemented business solutions using the Software Life Cycle (SDLC) methodology and modified existing software applications.
Examples include vehicle maintenance; vehicle reservations; warehouse materials management and manufacturing processes.
Communicate well with a variety of clients and co - workers.
Supervised contract programmers in the system development.
Trained clients in a classroom setting.
Looking for a 6 month to 2 year contract/temporary Mainframe Programmer (COBOL/DB2/IMS) position with a firm requiring programming and testing skills.

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Confidential, Bethlehem, PA

Senior Systems Analyst

Responsibilities:

Supported Materials Management/Supply Chain area of SAP/3 System.
Supported and Enhanced changes to user customized SAP programs.
Developed new user customized SAP/3 (ABAP/4) programs.
Conducted meetings with clients to develop a program that reduced cost and time by 25% to pick, in one flow through the warehouse, all material required for all the repair work by crews for a given day.
Developed and implemented client required SAP and COBOL online transactions and reports.
Supervised a team of contract programmers on the development, testing and implementation of a vehicle maintenance system using COBOL ( DB2 and IMS ).
The system effectively reduced cost to maintain the fleet through proper maintenance scheduling.
Coded and tested programs using COBOL, IMS/DB2 .

Confidential, Bethlehem, PA

Project Leader

Responsibilities:

Developed, coded, tested and implemented a Sales Order Entry system reducing order entry time from a manual paper process.
Developed system using COBOL ( DB2 and IMS ).
Integrated a shop floor scheduling system between the sales entry system and the shop floor manufacturing system. This kept the shops usage of machine processes to a maximum and reduced time for a product to be completed sooner than the manual scheduling of machinery.