Developer Resume Columbus, OH - Hire IT People

SUMMARY

Expert level knowledge and experience in Information Technology, including mainframe programming in multiple languages with COBOL, CICS, VSAM, JCL, and 4th GL as well as over 25 years PC experience.
Also performed full life - cycle testing of programs, JCL, PROCS and parameters in every company that I have worked for. In addition, all of my programmer analyst positions have required providing technical support to end users, especially at Nationwide where I was a member of the walk-up/break-fix team tasked with providing software support for the Prepackaged Automated Life and Liability Management (PALLM) system.
I have deep experience with PC DOS, all versions of Windows, and multiple Microsoft Office products, Word, Excel, Power Point, Access and Visio.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Hardware: IBM 6062, IBM 3094, IBM3090, IBM4381, NCR CENTURY 201NCR 315-100

Operating Systems: Z/OS Sysplex, MVS-XA, DOS-VSE, B-3, DOS, TOS

Languages: COBOL, EASYTRIEVE, JCL, NEAT/3 Level I, II & III, NEATANEAT, ASSEMBLER, SAS, Java, C, C++

Data Bases: IMS DB/DC, DB III, DB IV, VSAM, ACCESS

Facilities: TSO/ISPF, ROSCOE, CICS, IBM DBUG, REXX, UCC7, CA7, CHANGEMAN, PANVALET, CA-Tape, OLPD, ELIPS, Finalist, FTP, INFOMan, Hourglass

PC Experience: End-user since 1984

Hardware: IBM PC, COCO2, 286, 486, Pentium, Pentium Pro, Intel Duo E6750 w/RAID

Operating Systems: TOS, DOS, Windows 3.0, 3.11, 95, 98, 98 Release 2, XP, VISTA, NT

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Confidential, Columbus, OH

Developer

Responsibilities:

Responsible for production support on a rotating basis
Responsible for up to 4 development CICS regions whose daily or on request batch NETs consisted of 130 to 160 jobs, 1350 to 1800 steps, and 21,000 to 32,000 JCL statements
Writing, modifying or running jobs and programs as required, making changes to CA7 as required.
Daily review of CICS abend report with complete analysis of abends in the PALLM system.
CICS Web Support
Daily support for user generated problem tickets with the PALLM system.
Developing REXX programs that allowed users to map files with existing copybooks.