Experience Summary:

• Have 6.5 yrs of exp. in Analysis and Maintenance for mission critical systems on IBM Mainframe.
• Extensively worked on projects involving DB2, JCL, CICS, VSAM and VS COBOLII.
• Worked with Tools like FILE-AID, ENDEAVOR, EXPEDITER
• Good team player with excellent technical & inter personnel skills.
• Positive work attitude, self motivated to work independently.
• Strong Analytical, Problem solving, Communication and Presentation skills.

• Currently Working as a Tech Lead in Confidential, from Sep ’10 to Till Date.

Educational Profile:

Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Core Strengths:

• Maintenance, Enhancements, New Developments.
• Development and performing Unit testing
• Preparing test cases.

Technical profile:

Hardware IBM S-390
Operating System Z/OS, Windows 2000/NT/98/95, MS-DOS
Languages C, COBOL- II, SQL
Database DB2
Front End TSO/ISPF 
Tools ENDEVOR, XPEDITER, FILE-AID, SPUFI, QMF, $AVRS 
Others VSAM,CICS
Testing HP Quality Center
Industries Insurance System, Banking System.

Projects Profile

1. Jun ‘11 to Till Date : Confidential

Title TIC SLT Report Generation, 
FINOPS(Finance and Operating System) Change Management
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Operational Automation
Client Confidential
Location Minneapolis,USA
Period Jun 2011 to Till Date
Position Tech Lead
The Project Development & Maintenance 
Hardware IBM-3090
Operating System Z/OS, CICS
Data Bases DB2
Languages COBOL, JCL
Tools FILE-AID, EXPEDITER

Brief of the System:

Confidential is a national network of advisors provides clients with comprehensive advice backed by a broad range of products and services that help clients achieve their asset accumulation, income, protection and estate planning goals. Clients include individual investors, small business entrepreneurs, large institutions and corporations.

Roles & Responsibilities:

As a Tech Lead, my main responsibility is to handle different modules, gather requirements from Business, Analyze, estimate and make offshore to execute the design.
Roles include preparing Specification Documents, providing technical help to offshore and allow Business and offshore to help understand requirements. Key roles

• Involved in requirements gathering, analysis and coding.
• Requirement Gathering includes analysis of the As-is nature of the request, Business functionality to be implemented to incorporate enhancements and maintain Integrity.
• Create and get approval on Approach and Estimates
• Analysis would include Technology level feasibility, Architectural acceptance and optimized path selection.
• Coding and Offshore Communication includes implementing designed process and making Business and Team to stay on same Page during the entire Project period.
• Design Approach and Estimates for Project
• Help Offshore Develop/Enhance COBOL, DB2, CICS Programs
• Actively involved in code reviews and implementation, which include HLD, LLD design and review, User acceptance testing, System Testing, Quality Assurance and Support.

2. Sep ‘10 to May ’11 : Confidential

Title Global Order Management
Client Bank of America

Period Sep 2010 to May 2011
Position Team member
The Project Development & Maintenance 
Hardware IBM-3090
Operating System Z/OS, CICS
Data Bases DB2
Languages COBOL, JCL
Tools FILE-AID, ENDEAVOR, EXPEDITER

Brief of the System:

Global Order Management system is the electronic system built to process orders related to trades used in BOA trading. This system is developed for the ‘Staff’ and “Customer” facing channel and consist of numerous components that will provide exchange rate, Best match finding and placing of order at appropriate time. This system is efficient in handling orders even during the off market timings to enable user benefit to the fullest.

An order can be placed by the user through different channels such as PC’s, Smart Phones or Certified Share brokers. Once the order is placed, the evaluation of the order is done based on few main factors, such as the time order is placed, the type of service requested, number of shares involved, price range mentioned, schedule time for execution etc. Based on these inputs the order is evaluated by collecting data from different channels, which in turn help GOM system to efficiently execute the order. In this process many queries are run on the database, and lots of data is fetched and loaded as per the requirement. GOM will ensure that all the orders are executed as required and at the same time Integrity of the system is maintained. For this numerous jobs are run on a scheduled basis. Time to time selective jobs are run and programs are modified and newly added to ensure the data is consistent and appropriate.

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Involved in requirements gathering, analysis and coding.
• Created Approach and Estimates for Project
• Developed COBOL, DB2, CICS Programs
• Designed and executed JCLs
• Performed Unit testing, System Testing using.
• Involved in code reviews, which insist on quality and standards of the Project.

3. Jan ‘10 to Aug ’10 : Confidential

Title BIB FRAUD 
Client Confidential
Period Jan 2010 to Aug 2010 
Position Team member

The Project Development, Support & Maintenance 
Hardware IBM-3090
Operating System Z/OS, CICS
Data Bases DB2
Languages COBOL, JCL
Tools FILE-AID, ENDEAVOR, EXPEDITER, SMART TEST

Brief of the System:

The increased use and reliance on STP facilitated customer service has the potential to increase fraudulent activity via many of the automated processes and services that are being defined. The risks that arise will include application / origination fraud, account takeover, customer identity theft, transactional fraud, plastic card (e-commerce) fraud.

The experience of the fraud teams around the globe shows that these threats, particularly to the on-line channel, are escalating with increasing levels of sophistication of attack by fraudsters.

Many of these attacks (for example phishing or the use of key loggers) allow the fraudster to capture the customer’s log on credentials and then use them from a device under their control. If the fraudster logs on using legitimate credentials we will treat them as a genuine customer unless other things about their behavior indicate that this may indeed not be the real customer.

The collection and analysis of data is vital to the management of fraud risks. Within the online channel (inc. mobile browsers) a significant amount of relevant data can be gleaned from the customer’s device and online environment. Historically very little, if any, of this data has been captured for fraud purposes but the opportunity now exists to make a step change in our fraud detection capabilities.

We have identified a need for a generic tool which can uniquely and repeatedly identify a specific internet access device (PC, mobile internet etc), and provide the basis for the analysis of this data in a variety of risk analytics engines including account opening / origination risk. Thus this tool will form the basis of online risk management in a number of separate and distinct use cases and will support both banking and cards businesses.

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Involved in requirements gathering, analysis and coding.
• Created Approach, Estimates and Project Plan
• Developed COBOL, DB2 & SYSINS
• Written JCLs
• Performed Unit testing using ENDEVOR.
• Involved in code reviews

4. Jun ‘09 to Dec ’09 : Confidential

Title SAS – Mainframe Conversion 
Client Confidential
Period Jun 2009 to Dec 2009 
Position Team member
Location Hyderabad, India
The Project Development, Support & Maintenance 
Hardware IBM-3090
Operating System Z/OS, SAS
Data Bases DB2
Languages COBOL, JCL
Tools FILE-AID, ENDEAVOR, EXPEDITER, SMART TEST

Brief of the System:

Confidential operates on Personal Market and Commercial Markets. Liberty Mutual Group (LMG), is an American insurance company. Founded in Boston in 1912, Liberty Mutual is the sixth-largest property and casualty insurer in the U.S

SAS – Mainframe conversion is a Mini Project which was aimed to convert existing SAS Programs to COBOL Programs for increased performance and accuracy.

These SAS Programs were designed in early 90’s and were designed for some specific Products,
The newly written COBOL programs were Designed and coded in order to accommodate all the previously existing logic and newly created requirements.

The COBOL programs were aimed to be designed to execute in 1/10 th the time which SAS program would take. The SAS Programs was a central repository to create Statements for Insurance customers related to Premium and Policy Updates. These were updated to by COBOL Programs to create reports which state the status of Policy, Expiry Date, Tenure of Renewal and many more.

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Involved in requirements gathering, analysis and coding.
• Created Approach, Estimates and Project Plan
• Developed COBOL, DB2 & SYSINS
• Written JCLs
• Performed Unit testing using ENDEVOR.
• Involved in code reviews

5. Aug ‘07 to May ’09: Confidential

Title BL/BP (Bureau Premium and Bureau Loss)
Client Confidential
Period Aug2007 to May 2009 
Position Team member

The Project Support & Maintenance 
Hardware IBM-3090
Operating System Z/OS
Data Bases DB2
Languages COBOL, JCL
Tools FILE-AID, ENDEAVOR, EXPEDITER,MANTIS

Brief of the System:

Confidential operates on Personal Market and Commercial Markets. Liberty Mutual Group (LMG), is an American insurance company. Founded in Boston in 1912, Liberty Mutual is the sixth-largest property and casualty insurer in the U.S

Bureau premium and Loss maintains total reports of Liberty Mutual Insurance Company. 
Bureau premium and Loss System takes the back up of the files that come from the up systems.

These systems generate reports based on company numbers, line codes and state. The inputs to this system come from the systems such as COBRA subsystem as Paid and Outstanding. Paid File is running monthly and outstanding file is running quarterly, Based on this the Bureau system will generates reports.

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Involved in requirements gathering, analysis and coding.
• Created Approach and Estimates for PRISMS
• Developed COBOL, DB2 & SYSINS
• Written JCLs
• Performed Unit testing.
• Involved in code reviews