Programmer Analyst Resume

CAREER OBJECTIVE

To obtain a position with a company that offers responsibility and growth potential in the areas of computer analysis and design.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science Degree in Applied Science

Certificate Java Basics - Forsyth Technical College August 2011
Certificate Visual Basic .NET 2008 - Forsyth Technical College June 2011
Certificate of Completion RPG IV - Massoglia Technical Consulting - June 2004

WORK EXPERIENCE

Programmer Analyst Confidential, Oct 2011 Feb 2012
My duties were to design, modify and code computer software for the Insurance industry for the
United Guaranty Corporation. I was responsible for all areas Loans, Insurance and Claims, etc. I helped monitor the web based customer support system. Created calendar entries to update and modify data and program changes on the AS400. The main language was RPG for all areas with feeds from EDI and Java. The systems were written mainly in RPGIII, ILE with embedded SQL and RPG Free Format.

Senior Programmer Analyst - Confidential, May 1998- Aug 2007
At Volvo my duties were to design, code, customize and install computer software for the automotive and trucking industry. My main area of responsibility was my assigned customer Volvo Penta. The last 7 years I was responsible for the 8 Volvo Warehouses. The warehouses were the main resource for Truck Parts. We used EDI to send ASN to customers and to communicate shipments to the Volvo Business unites. We used a system called NOAC to format data transactions and created data files using AS400 API’s. I was responsible for all areas from Order Entry, Billing, to shipping. I was also responsible for the new WEB Portal where customers could enter their own orders. I worked closely with the Java maintenance group on web issues. I was responsible for the AS400 translation of the Java code. The main language was RPG for all areas of (VIPs) except the Web interface was in Java. The VIPs systems were written mainly in RPGIII. We have converted most of the system to ILE (RPG4). I also modified RPG Free Format programs

Programmer Analyst Int - Confidential,April 1995 - May 1998
Qualcomm was a cutting edge supplier of Terrestrial and Satellite communications base on their proprietary technology CDMA. While at Qualcomm I analyzed and designed computer software for the trucking industry. We took an old trucking software package that me modified for use with Qualcomm Satellite Truck tracking system QTOPS. My main areas of responsibility were Billing (MIM, BIM), Rates and Tariffs and Payroll. I also did some work with EDI using APIs for different types of documents. The central piece of the package was a truck dispatch system with real time satellite tracking. We would design a basic package for a customer and the sell them maintenance and service. The customer could select which modules they wanted and we would design the module according to their specifications. QTOPS was written in RPGIII and RPGIV with a heavy concentration of windows containing AS400 SUBFILES.

Programmer Analyst - Confidential, August 1993 -April 1995
Analyzed and designed computer software for the textile industry mainly on the AS400. My main areas of responsibility were Inventory controls (MRP, BOM), Billing (A/R, A/P) and Customer service desk. While at Guilford, a decision was made to redesign our AS400 system in Sybase\'s Power Builder. As a result we had to learn the Power Builder\'s object oriented language. After the transition to POWERBUILDER we needed a way to send large volumes of data from the Sybase tables (RS6000) to the AS400 for real time updates. I was the person chosen to learn INFOPUMP, which is a scripting language similar to C. While at Guilford, I was the only programmer using three different languages (RPG, POWERBULIDER and INFOPUMP).

Programmer Analyst - Confidential,July 1990 - August 1993
Designed, produced and installed al computer software for assigned customer. (Nabisco Foods Group)
Computer: AS/400 Language: RPGIII

Programmer Analyst Confidential, May 1988 - July 1990
Design, created and implemented applications programs. Customized BPICS software for clients.
Computer: AS/400, SYS38 and SYS36 Language: RPGII

Programmer/Operator - Confidential, Feb. 1985 - May 1988
Applications programming, designing screens and menus. Maintaining system and library space; Nightly backing up the system. Computer: IBM SYSTEM 36 Language: RPGII

HONORS and AWARDS

Certificate of Honor - Winston-Salem State University Member of the 1994 National Dean\'s List

We provide IT Staff Augmentation Services!

We'd love your feedback!

Resume Categories

Client Services

Job Seekers

Visa Sponsorship