Applicaton development specialist Resume

SUMMARY:

After living and working many years in Europe. I am looking for a job in my field that will challenge me and allow me to use my, skills and my vast experiences in a way that is mutually beneficial to both myself and my employer and allow for future growth and advancement.
I have many years of mainframe development experience in z/os Assembler, Cobol, DB2, QMF, CICS, IMS, SQL, DL/1, VSAM, JCL, REXX, TSO/ISPF/SDSF, Z/OS Mainframe Utilities, Stored Procedures, Expediter, Fileaid, Changeman, Endeavor, Easytrieve, Confidential - ROSCOE, Confidential -ELIPS, Confidential -LIBRARIAN.
I am known for my extensive debugging and problem-solving skills. I have experience with z/XDC and Xpediter, both online and batch. I have a natural talent for investigating problems and finding the origin of the problems.
I have many years of experience with technical and functional analysis, both in the technological field as well as the banking industry.
My technical experience ranges for systems programming to application programming. When I was a developer for Confidential - Confidential and programming in Assembler, I was an expert in svc screening, supervisor calls and dynamic allocation. I worked for a company that was an Confidential alpha site and I had my own mini system at my disposition which I would IPL and manage on my own.
Since then I have been coding in Cobol and have converted IMS applications to CICS and used DB2 in both CICS and Batch processing.

EXPERIENCE:

Applicaton development specialist

Confidential

Responsibilities:

I have worked in the Italian Banking Industry for the past 18 years as a senior analyst in various sectors including Debits and Credits, Risk Profile Management, Accounts Management, Digital Signatures.
I had direct contact with the client and their systems programmers in determining problems and implementing solutions.
I am a mainframe analyst and in these projects have worked with Cobol, CICS, IMS, DB2, TSO/ISPF, JCL, Easytrieve, Endeavor, Changeman, QMF, VSAM, Fileaid, Stored Procedures, Rexx and various Z/OS Mainframe Utilities.
I was also involved in the implementation phases of our Offshore offices, including translating technical documentation, presentations and helping with interpreting in conference calls and electronic communications.

Systems analyst

Confidential

Responsibilities:

I was responsible for the conversion of the client’s system software and their application software for the Confidential conversion.
I was fully autonomous in managing relationships with the client, their providers as well as their systems programmers.
This project involved created an architectural layer that intervened in the reading and writing of files by compressing or expanding the date from 6 to 8 bytes, also implementing SORT exits with similar logic.

Analyst

Confidential, Burlingame, Confidential

Responsibilities:

I was responsible for the development, maintenance, installation and distribution of the GUI interface for PACT and an internal package of Confidential & Confidential using Confidential .
Confidential had its own native language syntactically similar to Ansi C. It was basically a GUI screen scraper for the CICS environment.

Developer

Confidential, NJ

Responsibilities:

I provided technical support to users about the use of the products as well as analyzing technical problems and collecting the necessary documentation for the analysis of the problem resolutions.
I was promoted to Technical Support Level 2 for Confidential -Librarian and Confidential -Roscoe. I provided in-depth technical support both for the research of problems in the programs as well as compatibility problems with OEM products and environments.
I was promoted to Developer for Confidential -Librarian and Confidential -Roscoe. I provided analysis and research of new product features and new product interfaces with OEM products and new versions of the operating system.
I received the “Client Excellence ” voted by the Confidential -Librarian and Confidential - Confidential User groups.