Senior Technical Lead Resume

SUMMARY

A versatile and results - driven IT professional, with extensive experience in all aspects of mainframe programming, release management, and troubleshooting. A proven aptitude in client services, retail environment, and scheduling management. A dedicated and analytical producer, who uses excellent interpersonal skills to work with cross-functional teams that increase productivity and implement short- and long-term solutions . Extensive experience in corporate payroll and HR processes.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

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Senior Technical Lead

Responsibilities:

Reviewed COBOL programs on Unix and created Use Cases for S3 Lawson Payroll to be compared to Lawson GHR payroll for Gap analysis.
Learned and worked on Lawson S3 Payroll.

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Senior Programmer Analyst

Responsibilities:

Reviewed work orders and customer service requests, and assigned priority and programmer for resolution.
Served as point of escalation when L2 support had problems resolving issues.
Ran year-end payroll, created approximately 2,000,000 W-2s, and reported to over 1,000 different taxing authorities.
Served as subject matter expert for payroll system and processes, global equities, and compensation systems.
Named divisional champion in 2013.
Modified Batch programs and JCL to resolve issues or create new functionality.
Created new COBOL and Easytrieve programs as needed to meet business needs.
Created adhoc requests using DB2/SQL.
Maintained CICS programs modified code and maps as needed to meet the needs of the business.
Created Batch FTP to move data to systems for processing.

Programmer Analyst

Confidential

Responsibilities:

Ran year-end payroll, created approximately 2,000,000 W-2s, and reported to over 1,000 difference taxing authorities.
Served as subject matter expert for payroll system.
Researched issues with payroll system, identified root-cause, corrected code, and implemented fixes.
Built ad hoc reports as reported.
Programmed, using COBOL, Easytrieve, and SQL, and utilized IBM utilities and File-AID.