Program Analyst Resume

SUMMARY:

Demonstrated s in mainframe software development, technical documentation, seminar instruction, and client consulting services.
Expert in mainframe assembler programming, including the assembler macro language, authorized services, re - entrant programming, multitasking, and operating system/JES2 exits.
Expert in the PL/1 programming language, including recursive programming and the utilization of assembler subroutines.
Proficient in Cobol, Rexx, CLIST, and SMS ACS programming.
System programming tasks: construction of complete MVS system from CBHIPO for insurance client migrating from DOS/VSE operating system; implementation of several MVS system exits.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Confidential

Program Analyst

Responsibilities:

Freelance consulting; software development of ISPF-based dictionary for ALCS (IBM'S Airline Control System). Based on high-level assembler programming: baseless programming using only relative branch instructions; immediate and extended immediate instructions; insert immediate, compare and relative branch facility; logical load, distinct operands facility; very limited use of high-word facility (based on need and future maintenance requirements).

Confidential

Program Analyst

Responsibilities:

Assembler program development on corporate financial system (SCORE - based on IBM'S Airline Control System)
Designed and coded Score Analysis Tool (30,000+ lines of assembler code); data collector and ISPF dialog presentation
Development platform - RDZ, ChangeMan, ISPF

Confidential

Software Product Architect

Responsibilities:

Instructor for more than 50 (fifty) storage management seminars
Several on-site implementations of system-managed storage
Development of Storage Automation Facility (SAF) program product - 100% written in assembler, 240,000 lines of code, 223 assembler modules, User's Guide and Product Exercises, and all marketing materials. Marketed and sold TODAY by BMC Software, Inc.
Marketing and Sales of SAF to large IBM mainframe customer base
Several presentations given for CMG, Sterling Software, and NASPA
Published and quoted authority on storage management

Confidential

Senior Product Developer

Responsibilities:

Development on Compuware Abend-AID product (assembler only), including architectural design and implementation of Abend-AID Hot-Key feature and LE Heap Analysis

Confidential

Operations Analysts

Responsibilities:

Responsible for performance management, capacity planning, and disaster recovery
Development of Change Control System, written in Cobol wif assembler subroutines under ISPF dialog management. Application ported to several other Dow locations upon completion.

Confidential, Rochester, MN

Responsibilities:

Microcode development. Construction of dynamic alternate sector assignment and seek time optimization algorithms.
ed two patents during tenure at IBM
BUSINESS SKILLS
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work well wif others
Capability to quickly learn and assess new technology
Focus on business requirements vs. technological innovations
Dedication to the task - “watever it takes” philosophy

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

Thirty (30) years of experience working in large, IBM mainframe environments
In-depth noledge of mainframe operating system and products, including IBM products: DFHSM, DFDSS, DFSMS, TSO, REXX, CLIST, Z/OS EXITS, JCL, COBOL, PL/1, ASSEMBLER and OEM products: (DMS/OS, VAM, FDR/ABR, ENDEAVOR, CHANGEMAN)
Expert in IBM assembler language, including macro language
Experience in coding Z/OS and JES2 exit routines
Proficient in Cobol and PL/1
Capability to quickly learn and assess new technology
Focus on business requirements vs. technological innovations
Architectural design and coding of Confidential Windows application (object-oriented programming)