Summary of Qualifications:

Over fifteen years of experience monitoring control console of Unisys Clearpath, Unisys S1100/2200, Kurzweil/Data General minicomputer, Burroughs B90, DEC 10, Dell PowerEdge Z800, IBM Netfinity 5100, IBM X series 235 server, IBM X series 3500 server, Dell Dimension 4500S, and PC compatible computers in accordance with instructions to process data. Able to operate all standard peripheral equipment such as the HP1410v optical scanner, HP LaserJet 4050N, Okidata Microline 184, IBM Infoprint 1222, and HP LaserJet 4250/4350. Also switch auxiliary equipment into system, and perform backups as well as data entry when necessary. Background and education would enable efficient transfer of skills to other equipment.

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Problem Solving:

CONFIDENTIAL is a bilingual English/Spanish , detail minded individual who has mastered many new endeavors. Presently he is essentially a computer operator/clerk. However, he has also been a cashier, clerk, grill cook, store manager, electronics technician, computer operator, and programmer. In the latter regard, he started with a single COBOL program N T00 on the Base Level Personnel System. Then this individual worked his way through this and other End of Day EOD programs on this system including non-EOD programs such as the Promotions Placements Referral System PPRS making extensive changes that included Y2K. During this time, Mr. Gomez wrote an estimated one thousand lines of code. On minicomputers, backup library created by copying entire system onto tape decreasing time used for backup and increasing tape space. String replacement in output program used to increase textual clarity of original copy with resulting decrease in time of data entry and correction.

Troubleshooting:

Knowledge of programming techniques enables effective analysis of computer processes for ease in troubleshooting errant computer loops and overall ease of operation.

Technical Training:

• Intro to Oracle Randolph AFB, San Antonio, Tex. 1998
• Oracle Developer/2000 Foundations Randolph AFB, San Antonio, Tex. 1998
• Oracle Developer/2000 Forms 4.5 Randolph AFB, San Antonio, Tex. 1998
• Oracle Dev/2000 Rep 2.5 Randolph AFB, San Antonio, Tex. 1998
• Electronics Keesler AFB Biloxi, Miss. 1972
• Computer Programming San Antonio Community College S.A., Tex. 1971

Technical Competency Summary:

Operating Systems/Languages:

1. Windows 95, NT, 2000, XP , systems operation, 1995 to 2014

2. Dell Dimension 4500S, computer operation, 2002 to 2014

3. IBM X series 3500 server, computer operation, 2006 to 2014

4. IBM X series 235 server, computer operation, 2005 to 2006

5. Dell PowerEdge Z800, computer operation, 2005 to 2006

6. IBM Netfinity 5100, computer operation, 2002 to 2004

7. COBOL, computer programming, 1992 to 2002

8. Mainframe UNISYS Clearpath, systems operation, 1999 to 2002

9. Mainframe UNISYS S1100/2200, systems operation, 1992 to 2002

10. Mainframe Burroughs B90 O/S, systems operation, 1984 to 1985

11. Minicomputer Kurzweil O/S, systems operation, 1981 to 1984

12. Pascal, Assembler, Basic computer programming, 1989 to 1990

13. MS-DOS, systems operation, 1989 to 1990

14. IBM PC compatible computers, word processing, 1989 to 1990

15. FORTRAN, COBOL, MASM computer programming, 1977 to 1979

16. FORTRAN, COBOL, RPG, computer programming, 1971

Auxiliary Skills/Personal Hobbies:

• Profit Manager Nite Vision System 21 OnQ MS Excel MS Works Spreadsheet
• Choice Advantage 7-11 Store Manager Night Auditor Computer Operator Optical Scanner Copiers FTP IPF 10-Key Cash Register
• Proofread Typewriter Saxophone Chess Bible
• Genealogy Poetry Bilingual: English/Spanish

Work Experience:

CONFIDENTIAL

Position: Night Auditor/Clerk

CONFIDENTIAL completes a nightly audit on an Dell PC and Gateway FPD1730 console. The system uses Nite VIson and Windows XP Professional software to build reports and create receipts on a Dell 2330dn printer for hotel guests. In addition, he performs nightly backups of data, balances the cash, and data tables input to assure correct billing of customers and minimize problems on computer. Also uses a Phonesuite telephone system.

CONFIDENTIAL

Position: Night Auditor/Clerk

CONFIDENTIAL completes a nightly audit on an Dell PC and Gateway FPD1730 console. The system uses Profit Manager and Windows XP Professional software to build reports and create receipts on a Dell 2330dn printer for hotel guests. In addition, he performs nightly backups of data, balances the cash, and data tables input to assure correct billing of customers and minimize problems on computer. Also uses a Phonesuite telephone system.

CONFIDENTIAL

Position: Night Auditor/Clerk

CONFIDENTIAL completes a nightly audit on an IBM PC which inputs data to an IBM server, IBM X series 3500. The system uses System 21 and Windows XP software to build Crystal reports and create receipts on an Infoprint 1222 for hotel guests. In addition, he performs nightly backups of data, balances the cash, and data tables input to assure correct billing of customers and minimize problems on computer. Also uses a Mitel Superconsole 1000 telephone system.

CONFIDENTIAL

Position: Night Auditor/Clerk

CONFIDENTIAL completes a nightly audit on an Dell PC which inputs data to an Dell server, PowerEdge Z800, which uses a 2600 Cisco router, Catalyst 2950, ADTRAN TSU120e, Belkin F1DZ104T and Dell SX280. The system uses LISA and Windows 2000 software to build reports and create receipts on an HP LaserJet 4250/4350 for hotel guests. In addition, he performs nightly backups of data, balances the cash, and data tables input to assure correct billing of customers and minimize problems on computer. Also uses a Phone Suite telephone system.

CONFIDENTIAL

Position: Night Auditor/Clerk

CONFIDENTIAL completes a nightly audit on an IBM PC which inputs data to an IBM server, IBM X series 235 using a 2600 Cisco router. The system uses System 21 and Windows NT software to build Crystal reports and create receipts on an Infoprint 1222 for hotel guests. In addition, he performs nightly backups of data, balances the cash, and data tables input to assure correct billing of customers and minimize problems on computer. Also uses an SX-50 telephone system.

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Position: AIS Development Specialist

• CONFIDENTIAL was responsible for detailed system analysis and design, interpreting requirements, estimating development costs, code development and testing, documentation, technical assistance to processing centers' system and functional analysts, configuration management, and data base administration necessary to implement software change requests related to the existing Unisys FRS. His area of responsibility included the Promotions Placement Referral System PPRS and MERIT online programs, table loader N--T00 program, extraction program X10 , and Functional Development and Maintenance Subsystem FDMS file interface programs FLYT00, N--T1S, T1TMER, T0LCNV, and TBLHST . In addition, he has modified code, created runstreams, and tested or researched various aspects of the End of Day EOD programs such as U00, D00, W00, UCS Rip, and S00 as well as other supporting programs including G00, L00, X00, ECLGEN, MODHLD, PRE-INSTALL, SOFVAL, PATCH, FSA, STAR, H10, INFOCONNECT, ICMIS extraction process, DEL-PACK process, and Executive Control Language ECL . These programs are an integral part of the Base Level Personnel System BLPS computer software.
• In this regard, he has successfully dealt with configuration management issues such as reconfiguring his computer to connect to LARRY and CURLY when new logons required due to script changes on UNISYS as well as dealing with connections to Kelly when ICMIS databases combined. As a result of this consolidation, Mr. Gomez was able to reconfigure his system to run the monthly ICMIS reports which created a dual system capability for this process. Other configuration issues include providing keys and directing needed hold file changes for test databases as well as civilian legacy T1Ts with Y2K exception logic as late as 2002. He also worked an EOD problem caused by setting up a RIP run on thousands of employees. R00 had to be manually bypassed by various changes in hold file. Related tasks included researching ALN/Pid/Terminal relationships to resolve TIP connection problems, resolving password/security issues and hold file problems for the military shop, determining reason for an incorrect FSA online system version date, channeling release abs files to Gunter to mirror current software environment, and assisting the field in hold file settings to programs such as PCIII, G0U, and others to bypass error conditions.
• In addition, CONFIDENTIAL researched/tested/coordinated various user problems/questions for Gunter, DCPDS, DISA, and AFPC include testing a support tool, STAR, to determine impacts caused by a change in its security protocol and providing support for Y2K Interoperability End to End Testing. Other testing included capability to extract legacy data tables for use in MilMod and successfully testing CivMod file format extracts for compatibility with similar legacy system formats. He also provided support during use by field and in-house personnel of various EOD functions. These included researching problems with the PPRS wage rate, misdirected W0P, and a W1A sort for the civilian shop resetting the W00 file sequence control for the Army system locating table parameter causing an R0Q sym error for the AFPC civilian shop determining cause of military P5 table update error verified W50 civilian print error as cosmetic and assisted military testing of a PCIII table patch. Other research topics include military A field problems, sequence control during rehoming of bases, and recovery of W0X files. He also coordinated W00 no output problem between field personnel and AFPC functional analysts and resolved parameter problem when recovering TRS/RIPS at RSA Montgomery. Questions/problems included explaining a problem with displaying all civilian job requirements for staffers as well as eliminating an error in producing merit promotion information. Additionally, locating and fixing a file creation problem for the military field personnel databases identifying and repairing an error for producing an interface tape for an outside agency from the civilian system dealing with Gunter's PRE-INSTALL/RELLOD problems during their release process and solving various system table creation and update problems.
• CONFIDENTIAL has successfully completed software change requests SCRs in support of the ACS contract. These included coding the IBB interface for Voice of America, Y2K renovations, X10 extract program in support of the Military Single Site Project, and automated PC III updates in T00 for the civilian/military end-of-day EOD process as well as changes supporting SAF/AQ requirements in UCS-Rip. Additionally, Mr. Gomez fixed a function comparison problem, madeY2K renovations, added code to identify, print and easily delete records by id number, added a function to create a file that can be used to identify and delete incomplete records, accomplished changes permitting access to required award information, and enabled the GG pay plan in PPRS.
• Other related changes affecting EOD functions include alterations to the tables, merge, and autodin-loader programs in response to Gunter's IV V software scans, implementation of AFM36-130 documentation standards in T00 and related programs, and alterations to N D00 to insure D0L creation when appropriate. In support of the Civilian Single Site project, he accomplished a reduction in disk space by coding the use of a single T1S file. Mr. Gomez also coded the N--T1S table 8 naming convention change and corrected T00 password table code to accept special characters during encode/decode process. Additionally, he corrected U0R code to accept eighty characters in U00, accomplished standardization of SYSOPN and error fins of assigned programs, coded the flag update syntax routine, implemented multiple RJET on print functions, and updated disk to reel T0L program. Minor modifications to software included filters to inhibit clearing of the database access flag during table syntaxes, inhibit rewriting certain hold records during EODs, and creating an ECL runstream to reset the RJET codes at Peterson AFB when corrupted.
• Additionally, he ran weekly runs DEL-PACK that clean deleted files from CURLY and LARRY, reviewed and suggested changes to VOLUME 1 AFCSM 36-130, AFM 171-130, COH 171-130 and VOL. III of the AFM 171-130 manual, prepared a report for the functional specialists explaining the basic structure of robotic and non-robotic files existing in assigned programs, researched software tools such as PATCH and STAR to accomplish goals, prepared and coordinated SANs, DIREPS, and SCRs when field problems discovered, aided with BARS testing on the Gunter test platform, researched field problems to determine if any software changes needed, helped the functional specialists with any system or test processes, and reviewed the beeper log for outdated field problems.

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Position: Programmer I

CONFIDENTIAL was assigned as a programmer in the BLPS programming section of AFPC. He accomplished software change requests assigned by the Air Force QAE in support of the FRS BLPS personnel automated data system. Mr. Gomez successfully completed SCRs in support of the SETA Contract Task. He dealt with the coding effort involved in the migration of SBLCs to DMCs with robotic cartridge, coded changes affecting print products at MPC, recommended changes to FDMS dealing with their conversion from the Burroughs system with subsequent coding of assigned programs, and suggested system changes BLPS processor as an alternative means of problem solving when applicable.