Information Systems Resume Profile
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WORK EXPERIENCE
- Hardware: AS/400 IBM
- Software: COBOL, CL, PDM, SEU, DBU, Query/400, SQL/400, ISDB, DDS, DB2
- Accomplishments: The original agreement with the client required my services for a three-month period.
- However, the client became very satisfied with my performance and decided to
- continue using my services for more than two years.
- Position: Information Systems Consultant from April 23, 2007 to October 15, 2009
- Responsibilities: Applications programming membership, claims . Analysis and design. Documentation
- of programs and procedures. Participation in periodic meetings with the different users
- of the institution.
Confidential
- Hardware: AS/400 IBM , Client/Server
- Software: COBOL, CL, PDM, SEU, DBU, Query/400, SQL/400, ISDB, DDS, T-SQL,
- Crystal Reports
- Accomplishments: Before this job, all my professional experience was within the banking industry working
- with hardware/software platforms from UNISYS. This job provided me the opportunity
- to learn about the insurance industry and to work with hardware/software platforms from
- IBM.
- Position: Programmer/Analyst from November 2, 1998 to April 12, 2007
- Responsibilities: Applications programming policy, claims . Analysis and design. Documentation of programs. Development of a Claims Cash Disbursements subsystem. Development of a Pre-Registration of Claims subsystem. Preparation of the Standard Operating Procedures manual for the MIS Department. Participation in a system conversion project. Development of training sessions for the different users of the institution. Preparation of User Manuals .
Confidential
- Hardware: A Series UNISYS
- Software: COBOL, CANDE, DMSII, WFL, DASDL
- Accomplishments: I occupied five different positions throughout all the years working within the bank. In
- addition, my interactions with FDIC examiners were specifically rewarding, since they
- allowed me to fulfill some very special personal/professional achievements. To be
- more specific, during the period in which I was working as an EDP Manager, the FDIC
- examiners assigned to my department a classification of 1 . At that time, their
- classification system went from 1 to 5 , with 1 being the most favorable
- classification.
- Position: EDP Quality Assurance Manager from November 12, 1996 to October 20, 1998
- Responsibilities: Design and coordination of EDP-related quality control activities in accordance with
- established standards and procedures . Participation in periodic meetings with the EDP
- Manager in order to discuss specific observations and recommendations on
- EDP-related procedures . Always maintain up-to-date versions of all EDP-related
- manuals.
- Position: EDP Manager from May 1, 1994 to November 11, 1996
- Responsibilities: Definition of policies concerning different EDP-related activities, such as:
- system/program development, file maintenance, library custodian functions,
- contingency plan testing, support activities, report distribution, user assistance.
- Participation in weekly meetings with EDP personnel to discuss the status of
- the project assignments currently in process at the EDP Department. Participation in
- periodic meetings with internal EDP Auditors to discuss their comments and
- suggestions on the following EDP-related areas: computer programming, computer
- operations, library, physical security, operating system security. Participation in annual
- meetings with external EDP Auditors to discuss their comments and suggestions on
- different financial reports created by the information system. Participation in annual
- meetings with FDIC examiners to discuss the efficiency of all EDP-related procedures.
- Documentation of EDP procedures in order to satisfy all the specifications required by
- the FDICIA Committee . Development of training sessions for the different users of the
- institution. Preparation of the Standard Operating Procedures manual for the EDP
Department.
- Position: Programmer Supervisor from June 1, 1991 to April 30, 1994
- Responsibilities: Applications programming mortgage loan accounting, time deposit accounting,
- installment loan accounting, demand deposit accounting, commercial loan accounting .
- Programming through database management systems. Analysis and design.
- Development of procedures. Preparation of programming and documentation
- standards. Preparation of Reference Manuals and Student Guides which were used
- by employees on self-study training sessions . Participation in a system conversion
- project.