RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Confidential is a Senior Consultant with over twenty-five years of technical experience working on large and medium scale computer systems. His experience includes analysis, design, development, implementation, and configuration management of information systems in on-line and database environments. Mr. Leveye has experience with a variety of applications ranging from accounting and finance to welfare, manufacturing and state government. Specific areas of expertise are COBOL, LINC II and Unisys equipment 1100, 2200 and A-Series .

HARDWARE

SOFTWARE

Work Summary

CONSULTANT

Confidential

• Provide analysis, maintenance and support for Ohio Department of Job and Family Services unemployment . Duties are in the data conversion area where data is downloaded from the hierarchical Unisys 2200 database structures, converted and loaded into the relational DBII database running on an IBM mainframe.Confidential also has the responsibility of developing the reconciliation programs that compare data on the Unisys mainframe with that that has been converted and placed on the IBM. The skills required are the use of IPF, COBOL, ECL, FTP, JCL, and DMS.

APPLICATION ANALYST

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• Provide support and maintenance for Department of Workforce Development unemployment for the state of Indiana. Duties included developing ad hoc reports and maintenance for their legacy systems running on the Unisys Dorado computer. The skills utilized were DPS, DMS, TIP, QLP, COBOL, and ECL.

COMPUTER TECHNICIAN

Confidential

• Design and develop forms for consultants and clients agreements and contracts. Troubleshoot PC hardware issues and install required software on consultants PCs.

APPLICATION ANALYST

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• Assigned to DARTS Departmental Accounts Receivable/Tracking System for HUD. Responsibilities are to provide support and maintenance for DARTS which is operational utilizing COBOL, LINC 16.3 and ECL on Unisys 2200 equipment.

APPLICATION ANALYST

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• Assigned to market programming services and support programming efforts at Confidential

APPLICATION ANALYST

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• Assigned to Global Payments in Confidential. Duties were to develop Billing Load programs that would summarize merchant credit card activity in both the central and eastern areas of the U.S. and prepare the data to be loaded into RDMS tables. Responsibilities were also to develop a solution to a previously ongoing problem of exceeding maximum file size in the credit card Authorization Log. These duties were accomplished utilizing Unisys 2200 equipment OS2200 ECL, IPF, TIP, COBOL and both UCOB and ACOB COBOL compilers.

APPLICATION ANALYST

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• Duties include maintenance and modification of the Budget Composition programs that determine the amount of and source of funds used in paying clients claims for food stamps or medical assistance. Also responsible for updating both the Budget Composition and the Issuance Adjustment programs to conform to current mandated legislation from both state and federal government sources. These duties are accomplished utilizing Unisys 2200 equipment, TIP, DMS, DPS, IPF, ACOB and UCOB COBOL.

EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION

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• Install ATM machines in various businesses and convenience store sites. Program machines to display location, advertisements and calculate appropriate fees.

APPLICATON ANALYST

Confidential

• Confidential responsibilities are in the Air Sea Operations Bookings section. His duties are to maintain the programs that produce passenger tickets, recreate past bookings for in-house attorneys and load Itinerary Maps into the printer which then prints the map on the tickets. Confidential duties are carried out utilizing a Unisys 2200, TIP, SQL, ACOB, UCOB and COBOL DMS.

APPLICATION ANALYST

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• Assigned to Pitney Bowes Credit Corp. Confidential responsibilities are in the Customer Care section of the IT team. He is charged with developing a Lease Level Data program that extracts data from an obsolete Collection Management System, calculates total due and past due amounts and load them into the replacement SIEBEL system. Mr. Leveye's duties also included the analysis, maintenance, enhancement and development of ECL for several other programs associated with this effort. These systems required the utilization of DMS, DML and COBOL.

APPLICATION ANALYST

Confidential

• Assigned to the New York State Department of Social Services. Duties were to make Y2K compliant programs that are included in the Local Data Management Information Processing System. This system is operational on a Unisys 2200 mainframe.

APPLICATION ANALYST

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• Assigned to the Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD .
• Duties included maintenance, enhancement and making Y2K compliant the Departmental Automated Audits Management System DAAMS . DAAMS consists of 90 screens and II5 reports utilizing LINC 16 on a Unisys mainframe. Mr. Leveye was single handily responsible for updating and reorganizing the database, modifying all reports and ISPECS and testing all components of the Y2K compliance effort.

CONSULTANT

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• Worked with First Health HMO . Confidential duties were in the testing section where his responsibilities are to design, write, implement and maintain the KEYEDIOII library file programs that supports the LINC based baseline project. The KEYEDIOII programs were developed utilizing DBII, WFL, MARC and CANDE. He is charged with the responsibility of writing LINC 15.3 code for the baseline project that resets the database, or gives logical databases physical database characteristics.
• Confidential responsibility as Script Specialist involves utilizing TMS Test Management System , Autotester and the Unisys A-Series A17 mainframe. Mr. Leveye assisted in the design of TMS, took the rough scripts from testers, modified them to be executable, and executed them.

PROGRAMMER/ANALYST

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• Assigned to the Department of Revenue State of Massachusetts, Massachusetts Child Support Enforcement System. This system is in operation on a Unisys 2200 mainframe utilizing Client Server, TCP, Windows, APS, NetWare, ECL, COBOL and DMS. Mr. Leveye's duties were in the Litigation/Intake section of the states effort to implement the Los Angeles Child Support Enforcement System in Massachusetts. Mr. Leveye was responsible for writing DBIO subroutines and developing APS programs that are up line loaded to the host computer.

CONSULTANT

Confidential

• Assigned to the New York State Department of Social Service on the Disability Determination system. Responsible for the development of ACPS Analyst Case Processing System on the U-6000 and Unisys - 2200. Utilized the UNIX shell-script, UTS-COBOL, COBOL 1100, DMS-1100 TIP, and LINC under the UNIX environment and OS-1100 operating systems. Also responsible for the development of a Fiscal System payment process on the U-4000 and Univac-2200 using UTS-COBOL, COBOL, COBOL 1100, DMS-1100, TIP. In the first phase development ACPS and the Fiscal System were combined as the Fiscal Integration System, thus eliminating the use of the U-4000. It required the development of new programs as per new requirements of the U-6000 system in addition to the conversion of all existing programs of the U-4000.

CONSULTANT

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• Provided LINC II development, maintenance and support to Delotte-Touche accounting personnel at State of West Virginia State Auditors office. Duties were to develop check digits function in all key prompt screens. Design, develop and implement and Auditor Batch Reporting system and develop selective audit criteria. The Auditor Batch Reporting System and check digit insertable were developed on an A-Series mainframe utilizing WFL, CANDE and Menu Assisted Resource Control.

CONSULTANT

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• Worked with the Confidential Commercial Barge Lines . The system was operational on a Unisys 2200 using COBOL and DMS. Duties at ACBL included writing COBOL DMS computer programs using Unisys 2200 for compilation and execution. Wrote programs that split and purged bad orders, reformatted and sequenced MASM customer files and loaded them as LINC files by developing a series of six programs. Also, reformatted and placed on microfiche Constructive Placement wires confirmation of barge location and compliance with time constraints .