MUHAMMAD S. KHAN

Sr. System Analyst/DBA/IV&V Test Engineer

Cell: 571-***-**** Home: 703 818-906

aceh0u@r.postjobfree.com

Leidos Status: Full Time

Education:

MS System Engineering, George Washington University, Washington DC, 2010

BS Sciences, University of Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan, 1969

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY:

Mr. Khan has over 30 years of professional experience including task leadership, senior database

management specialist, and system analysis with complete System Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

activities. Additionally, Mr. Khan’s experience includes data modeling to convert enterprise business rules

into relational databases and Object Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD) using UML case tools. He

has worked with a wide range of software languages/tools such as Biometric software, Informatica ETL,

PowerMart, PowerCenter, C, C++, Java Hibernate, Java2, Java Servlets and Java Script. In addition, he

has working knowledge of various COTS products such as CA Erwin, MS Visio, Verity TOPIC, IBM

DB2/UDB, Oracle8i & 10g, PostgreSQL9, Virtualization, MS SQL7.0, MS Access 2000, Model 204,

IMS, and S2K database management systems; SPSS, SAS, and M&D Millennium Financial Packages.

COMPUTER SKILLS:

Operating Systems: Red Hat Linux, Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0 & 7, Solaris8,RS/6000, AIX/UNIX

4.1.5, IBM mainframe OS/MVS. Languages/Tools: Biometric software, Caliber, Rational Rose, UML,

J2EE concept, BEA 7.0 Portal tool, Informatica, PowerMart V4.7.3, PowerCenter V5.1, Java 2,

Java Servlets, Java Script, Java Applets, HTML, XML, Visual Basic6.0, C, C++, Visual Source Safe,

COBOLII, Ada©, PASCAL, Y2K Tools, PL/SQL, CA ERwin, MS Visio, Confluence, Subversion,

Tracker, Enterprise Tester, Unix/Shell Scripts, CICS, SPF, JES2/JES3, LIBRARIAN, CLISTs,

VSAM/ISAM, MicroFocus, MS Office

Database Systems IBM DB2/UDB, Access 2000, MS SQL7.0, Oracle8i&10g and PostgreSQL9 database

Systems.

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY:

{A} Leidos Corporation (April 2000 to present) Senior Software Engineer

Revised Date: 04/15/2014 Page 1

November, 2003 through April 2014: Mr. Khan worked on a US Government system under the Leidos

contract. The contract provides deployment strategy for fresh and upgrade install, continuous

troubleshooting, customization, and enhancement of the existing software and hardware systems,

which are being deployed at numerous worldwide sites in multiple languages. At this project, the

technology used is based on biometric innovations, Java Data Object (JDO), Oracle10g, PostgreSQL9

and operating under Red Hat Linux Server and Window XP client. The other tools used are Virtualization,

Tracker, Subversion, Enterprise Tester, Erwin, MS Visio, HTML, QXML, JASPER, PL/SQL, Eclipse, and

Java Hibernate.

February 2006 through March 2014: As a lead member of the Deployment team, my primary

responsibilities are to evaluate the installation, operation, training, and troubleshooting for all versions of

the program's application and record any user stories or defects those are necessary for a successful

deployment of the application in the fields. Before deploying the system, I make sure that the product is

in good shape and operational. Prepare all necessary deployment strategy and logistic plans, and make

schedule of the application deployment in the field. Conduct operational readiness review (ORR) and

after action review (AAR) for the tasks essential to be executed in the field. In addition, perform and

participate in-house activities required to conduct the system test, IV&V, and quality action review (QAR)

activities and suggest my views and recommendations to improve the product. Assist and support the field

area business process and operational issues and suggest design improvements and temporary

alternatives. Time to time, I travel to support the critical government tasks in the hazardous country

environment to accomplish the client’s goals and objectives.

February 2005 through January 2006: As a member of System Test team, Mr. Khan primary

responsibilities are to test the system before it goes out for IV&V testing and then for deployment. Based

upon each country’s unique requirements and design specifications, he is responsible of testing and

validation of software application. Depending upon system needs and test team lead instructions, he

participates in setting up the test environment, conducts integrated tests and comparative studies to verify

the functionalities, and prepares the test cases, test plans, for testing the system in different configuration

and operating systems. While testing and validating the product, using Tracker, he identifies and reports

any discrepancy and behavior, which does not meet the end user’s specific requirements. Time to time, he

attends meetings, presents evaluation reports, travels to support project, and helps other team members in

resolving the technical issues.

Prior to working as a member of System Test team, Mr. Khan, as a member of System Analysis team, was

responsible of evaluating the System Requirement Documents (SRDs) and preparation of Systems Design

Specifications (SDSs) for the assigned countries. During this period, he was responsible of commenting

the SRDs and discussing them with the team’s lead and responsible System Requirements. In addition to

these activities, he was responsible of analyzing and recommendation of solutions for the assigned

Change Requests (CRs) and Discrepancy Reports (DRs). Time to time, he participated in the Internal Peer

Reviews (IPRs), System Requirement Reviews (SRRs), and Design Reviews (DRs) meetings. As a

member of analysis team, Mr. Khan quickly became acquainted with the software engineering workflows

through in-house orientation, directions, and professional trainings.

Revised Date: 04/15/2014 Page 2

April 2003 through November 2003: Mr. Khan worked at SAIC National Military Support Division.

During this time, he was heavily involved in the development of an Imagery Processing System (IPS)

demonstration marketing tool, developed for Toshiba Corporation that graphically portrays a visionary

approach for accomplishing all five of the TCPED imagery processing steps (tasking, collection,

processing, exploitation, and dissemination). The tool focuses on the information discovery and retrieval

(IDR) while attractively presenting the data in an intuitive, easily understandable format that takes into

account Japanese cultural sensitivities. The boundary of the system consists of five user roles: general

user, approver, analyst, collection manager, and administrator. Application features were emphasized

integrating a Map-based tool, which helped users to designate and navigate strategic locations on the map.

While supporting the IPS demo database activities, in support of the US Secret Service Modernization

Program, Mr. Khan reviewed the requirements and developed the activity diagrams for the Contraband

Information System (CIS) using Rational Rose Enterprise.

November 2002 through April 2003: Mr. Khan was involved in the segmentation activities for the US

National Security Agency (NSA) Network Centric Engineering Center (NCEC). During these activities,

he maintained an unclassified Sloris8 development environment and segmented Defense Information

Infrastructure (DII) COTS and GOTS product using Integration and Runtime Specification (I&RTS)

tools.

Prior to November 2002, Mr. Khan participated in a quick reaction effort to reengineer and re-implement

a health care data mart for the US Military Health Care System called Population Health Operational

Tracking and Optimization (PHOTO). The responsibilities included data source analysis, data modeling,

data capturing, data transformation, and data aggregation in an IBM DB2/UDB and Microsoft NT

environment.

In the beginning of 2001, Mr. Khan evaluated an existing data mart that was designed using Microsoft

SQL database. This database has never become operational and was condemned immediately after the

completion of the evaluation. On EI/DS approval, a totally new effort was started to implement a new

data warehouse using IBM DB2/UDB and Microsoft NT for the PHOTO Phase I requirements. During

the implementation of PHOTO Phase I, Mr. Khan handled more than four hundred million Military

Health System (MHS) related records. Mr. Khan designed and developed initial data-load-transformations

and refresh-transformations using Informatica PoweCenter V5.1 ETL tool. Later, using the same ETL

tool, Mr. Khan designed several data mining and data aggregation transformations to speed up the process

of spinning Cognos cubes. For all the targets and deliverables, performed Development Integration Tests

(DITs) and provided DITs results to IV&V for the System Integrated Tests (SITs) on new PHOTO

database.

After the successful implementation of Population Health Operational Tracking and Optimization

(PHOTO) Phase I Data Mart, Mr. Khan continued to participate in the PHOTO Phase II development

activities. Mr. Khan enhanced the PHOTO Phase I data model to accommodate the PHOTO Phase II

requirements. With the involvement of HL-7 and NMOP (National Mail Order Pharmacy) data, the effort

Revised Date: 04/15/2014 Page 3

was further extended in the area of data analysis, data modeling, data capturing, data transformation, data

mining and aggregation using the IBM DB2/UDB and Microsoft NT.

Prior to working on PHOTO, for a short period of time, Mr. Khan preformed data model development and

testing for Chief of Naval Education and Training (CNET), Home Port Training (HPT), Internet data

entry system. Additionally Mr. Khan supported marketing activities for the HUBS (Hospitals,

Universities,

Businesses, and Schools) Program, and reviewed the behavior of the US Navy’s Hostile Integrated Target

System (HITS) system.

(April 2000 to January 2001) Mr. Khan designed, developed, and delivered an Internet Home Banking

system to a commercially based vendor company, FedComp, Inc., that provides an accounting software

solution to its Credit Unions in the United States. Mr. Khan reviewed FedComp’s DOS-based application

written in Pascal. Provided an evaluation report on the New Generation (TNG) system; an accounting

system that was constructed by a third party software Development Company and was never

implemented. For the FedComp Internet Home Banking system and for its marketing purposes, Mr. Khan

prototyped the business rules and developed a Data Model to convert these business rules into a relational

database. MS FrontPage and ERwin were used in the prototyping and data modeling effort. Later, he

designed, developed, and tested the Web Application for the FedComp Internet Home Banking system.

The Java, Java Servlets, Java Script, Java Applets, ANSI SQL, and HTML were used in the development

of the Internet Home Banking application. Oracle8i and Microsoft SQL databases were used to interface

to FedComp’s Credit Union data. Java Web Server 2.0 was used as a web server to host the FedComp

Internet Home Banking application. During the development of the application, Microsoft Visual Source

was used to track the CM activities.

In addition to FedComp activities, Mr. Khan supported the US Marine Corps Total Force Data Warehouse

(TFDW) system. The effort was in the maintenance of existing documents and testing of the SQL+

scripts, designed and developed for TFDW Oracle8i database iteration III.

{B} Computer Sciences Corporation, Fairfax, VA (November 1983 to April 2000) Senior Computer

Scientist. (February 2000 to April 2000) Provided analytical and technical support on the U.S. Nuclear

Regulatory Commission (NRC) contract; working on an Agency wide Document Access and

Management System (ADAMS) project. On this project, Mr. Khan dealt with system problems occurring

at Document Processing Center (DPC) at NRC main and 4 regional offices. The ADAMS is written in

Windows NT Client/Server environment using COTS products like FileNet Panagon 7.0, Microsoft SQL

6.5, and Foremost 7.0. These COTS products are integrated using Visual Basic 6.0.

(November 1997 to February 2000) Mr. Khan provided analytical and technical support on a United State

Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) contract. He used new technology tools like Visual C++ 6.0 and

Visual Basic 5.0, Web technology in the Client/Server Windows NT and UNIX environment. In the

beginning of 1998, he successfully implemented Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Facility for

USPTO. During implementation of OCR, he led the task by supervising three C++ programmers and two

Revised Date: 04/15/2014 Page 4

document specialists. He delivered all OCR Facility task deliverables in time and under budget. He wrote

short-term studies on various tasks like Universal Workstations for USPTO Public Search Rooms and

Foreign Patent on the WEB. Later, he maintained USPTO Examiners Automated Search Tool (EAST).

The EAST was written in Visual C++ and interfaced with BRS (DataWare Technology, Inc.) full text

search engine.

(October 1994 to November 1997) Before starting work on the USPTO contract, he worked on the State

Archival System (SAS) for the Department of State. He was responsible of dealing with all the activities

in the area of SAS database performance, improvements, quality control, and day-to-day basis of problem

shootings. In addition, he was also responsible for the daily indexing of data into SAS TOPIC database

and feeding the daily data to SAS Oracle database. He also wrote new procedures using Visual Basic 5.0

to handle special set of classified data. Previously, he had successfully captured the 22 years of historical

data from the legacy system and made available to SAS users in a client/server environment. During

building of SAS database, he developed and maintained the daily/monthly and special historical data

refining jobs.

(January 1992 to October 1994) Prior to this task, he worked on Telegram Distribution System (TeDS),

Foreign Affairs Information System 1, 2 (FAIS1 & FAIS2), and Central On-Line Retrieval Environment

(CORE) system as a Senior System Analyst. On TeDS & FAIS 1, 2 systems he maintained SAPIENT

Grammar for parsing telegrams for different DoS bureaus. On CORE project, he improved, maintained,

and enhanced On-Line Search & Retrieval and Envelope Maintenance functions of the system. During his

analytical activities, he supervised all development and improvement activities on the project.

(August 1990 to January 1992) Prior to CORE project, Mr. Khan worked on the U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency (EPA) under the "Superfund" program as a senior database management specialist.

While working on the EPA project, he maintained several S2K database management systems: CERCLIS,

CERHELP, CERTRAN, and FOIA. Mr. Khan also worked with the DBMS FOXPRO.

(May 1986 to August 1992) Mr. Khan provided analytical support to the Department of Labor Black Lung

project. He was a consultant to management, users, and technical staff in the analysis, design, and

operation of the Black Lung system. Mr. Khan was responsible for preparing documentation regarding

hangs for the production environment and all levels of requirements analysis design, general system

design, and detail system design documents.

(October 1983 to May 1986) Mr. Khan previously worked on the PETROMIN Accounting, Budgeting,

and Payroll system (ABAPS) in Saudi Arabia. In the US he reviewed the Millennium accounting package

and participated in analysis, design, and development of the data conversion software document for the

ABAPS project. In Saudi Arabia he was responsible for the general ledger data conversion for all

PETROMIN projects. He further completed the requirement analysis, system design, programming,

testing, and implementation of the four data centers for required PETROMIN projects and participated in

installation of Millennium applications.

Revised Date: 04/15/2014 Page 5

{C} Computer Data Systems, Inc. (January 1980 to October 1983). Senior Technical Staff (March 1982 to

October 1983) He maintained and enhanced the Hydroelectric Power Source Assessment (HPRA) system

and Interlocking Directorates Reporting System (IDRS) for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

(FERC). Efforts included requirement analysis, system design, programming, testing, and

implementation. Beside his technical activities he supervised programmer, data analyst, and data

technician personnel on the project.

Mr. Khan participated in developing the first purchase system of the Department of Energy (DOE) and

the Navy Standard Accounting and Reporting System (STARS). He developed IMS real- time programs

for STARS. On the DOE hydropower license recreation development project, he developed a new System

2000 database, a system to convert from the existing to the new database, and a program to select records

from the new database and print data on preprinted DOE Form-80. During development of the DOE

IDRS, he performed structured design and programming of main load and extract programs using

COBOL, Plex, and the System 2000 report writer feature on an IBM 3033.

(January 1980 to March 1982) For the DOE Mandatory Oil Import Program (MOIP), Mr. Khan

maintained JCL and ANSI COBOL programs and wrote report programs using DABAS/NATURAL. On

the National Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Program Information System (NAPIS) for HEW, he designed

and coded on-line data entry, edit, and update programs and trained junior programmers.

{D} Input Output Computer Services, Fairfax, VA (September 1978 to January 1980) Senior

Programmer/ Analyst. Mr. Khan supported the U.S. arrival reporting system for the Department of

Commerce. Programmed a statistical report, developed ad-hoc reports using EASYTRIEVE, and

supported development and use of the Model 204 in support of this project.

{E} Planning Research Corporation, McLean, VA (December 1976 to September 1978) Programmer.

Developed specialized reports in COBOL and System 2000 report writer and loaded data into a System

2000 database used to store energy regulatory data.

SPECIALIZED TRAINING OR COURSEWORK:

Mr. Khan took courses in Business and Management. Training in Y2K Workshop, Verity TOPIC, PL/SQL

Oracle7, Netscape Enterprise Server, M&D Millennium Accounting Package, System Analysis, and

System Development Technique GCCS Database (1 week), 1999

Computer Based Training Courses and Certified Training:

• Borland Requirement Tool Caliber, October 2004

• Identifying & Confirming User Requirements, October 2004

• OOAD with UML, NOVA, Spring 2003

Revised Date: 04/15/2014 Page 6

• Java programming II, NOVA, Spring 2003

• Informatica PowerMart V4.7.3 and PowerCenter V5.1, Apr 2001

• Advanced Java Programming, NOVA, May 2001

• Introduction to XML, NOVA, August 2001

• An Overview of Java, 2000

• Anatomy of Java Classes, 2000

• Features of Java, 2000

• Java 2: Creating Classes, 2000

• Java 2: Language Features, 2000

• Advanced Web Authoring: Java Scripts, 2000

• Fundamental of Database Design, 2000

• Microsoft SQL Server 7.0: Architecture and Features, 2000

• Oracle Introduction: SQL and SQL*Plus, 2000

• Oracle Introduction: Sub queries, Reports, and DML, 2000

• The Software Development Process: Principles, 2000

• Object-Oriented Principles and Java, 2000

• Object Oriented Analysis, 1999

• Unix: Shell Scripting, and C language, 1994

• AA CIS/System Analyst, NOVA, 1993

• AA CIS/Programming, NOVA, 1993

HONORS/AWARDS/PATENTS:

Special Recognition Award on Department of State, OASYS project; Appreciation Award for excellent

work done on various US government projects; Employee of the Month

Revised Date: 04/15/2014 Page 7

Contact this candidate