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Barry V. Babin

*** * ***** ***, ************, IN 46222

317-***-**** abk3up@r.postjobfree.com

* Strong mathematical and logical problem solving skills.

* Skilled in algorithm creation, program code parsing, debugging.

* Computer programming (learned on-the-job: PICK Basic, UniVerse SQL,

Visual Basic 6, MUMPS).

* Education in math, chemistry, physics, engineering sciences and computer

science (FORTRAN, Pascal, COBOL, IBM Assembly).

* Exceptional aerial and satellite photo interpretation skills, visual and

spatial analysis.

* Able to translate concepts into language and instructions that a non-

technical user can comprehend.

* Proven record of learning complex technologies in a short period of time.

* Mathematical reasoning; Deductive reasoning; Computer operation; Software

application; Customer service; Office machine operation.

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION, MILITARY EDUCATION AND TRAINING

* Standard Life Insurance: PICK/UniVerse Basic, UniVerse extended

relational database, SQL, LifeFIT

* American States/Safeco Insurance: COBOL (74, 370/390, II), Visual Basic

6, Life70, JCL, IMS, MVS/VSE, TSO, ISPF

* Corning-SciCor/Covance CLS: MUMPS programming language, ZAVACOR database

* United States Air Force/DoD training:

-Technical Training Instructor qualified (Imagery Interpretation);

-Defense Sensor Interpretation and Applications Training Program (DSIATP);

-Officer Training School

* E.D. Hill Engineers, OKC, OK (5/1981-12/1981): Tapeman/Rodman of Survey

Crew for office building, roadway, housing construction and property

surveys.

* OKC Air Logistics Center, Tinker AFB, OK (5/1980-8/1980): Engineering

Technician - Prepared drawings and specifications for tools, structures,

and facilities repairs.

RELEVANT TECHNICAL WORK EXPERIENCE

Standard Life Insurance, Indianapolis, IN (11/2003 - 5/2005)

Programmer Analyst

Developed UniVerse/PICK Basic applications in support of the LifeFIT

Insurance Database system. Employed database query of the UniVerse extended

relational database, both embedded within the PICK Basic code and for ad

hoc reports from the command line, using standard SQL.

IU School of Medicine Dept. of Nephrology, Indianapolis, IN (12/2002 -

11/2003)

Microscopy Imaging Technician

Mastered operation of single photon and multi-photon confocal laser

scanning microscopes. Primary duties were to collect digital images at

varying depths of kidney sections to be used for 3-D representations,

detection of disease, and research studies. Used image enhancement and

processing software (Metamorph Image Processing software and Photoshop) to

produce publishable images.

Safeco Insurance, Indianapolis, IN (11/1997 - 11/2001)

Systems Programmer

*Developed a VB6 client application which submits an HTTP request to post

and get data from a mainframe web server. The data being transferred could

be binary, HTML, or XML. The application enabled the transfer of policy

data and policy rating tables to and from the mainframe.

*Developed a COBOL application to capture, format, and transmit CICS

transaction screen data from multiple, nested transactions (screen scrape).

The data captured was used by server applications and enabled real-time

policy data retrieval from the mainframe to be displayed to Call Center

specialists. By overcoming incompatible communication between the mainframe

data source and the NT server target database, the Call Center was able to

increase production from 100s to 1000s of customers served.

Covance Central Laboratory Services, Indianapolis, IN (9/1993 - 11/1997)

Programmer

Developed MUMPS applications to extract and calculate lab result data,

format the data and generate pharmaceutical lab reports for FDA submission.

Primary duties included report generation, database retrieval and

maintenance, and data transfer programming using MUMPS.

United States Air Force, Goodfellow AFB, TX; Washington, DC (2/1985 -

9/1992)

Imagery Intelligence Analyst

Rank: Captain (O-3)

Senior Imagery Intelligence Analyst for Third World/Free World Missile and

Space Development Division. Natural and excellent talent for aerial and

satellite imagery interpretation. Primary duties were to monitor

developments of Third World/Free World missile and space programs and

provide first phase and second phase reporting. Identified and reported

developments of new aircraft, new space launch vehicles, new missiles, and

new facilities construction. Using measurements obtained from a Light Table

Mensuration System (LTMS), analyzed size and shape of fuselages of new

missiles, estimated fuel capacity and analyzed thrust and weight variables

to determine range and payload capacity.

Mastered the ability to identify and interpret photographic images of man-

made structures and vehicles, terrain features, construction activity,

space launch facilities, production facilities, aircraft, and naval

vessels.

Technical Training Instructor at the Imagery Intelligence Officer course

(IAT and DSIATP) at Goodfellow AFB, TX.

Separation from active duty: 25 August 1992 - Honorable Discharge.

Transfer to Air Force Standby Reserve (Inactive): 25 August 1992.

Honorable Discharge from Air Force Standby Reserve (Inactive): 8 August

2003.

OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE

URS/Indiana Intelligence Fusion Center, Indianapolis, IN (8/2008 - Present)

Intelligence Analyst

Active DHS Secret clearance. Primarily a research specialist tasked to

provide information in support of law enforcement investigations. Duties

include production of intelligence assessments in support of the Department

of Homeland Security, State Police, and other law enforcement entities,

collection of criminal and suspicious activity information, and research.

Data entry for criminal investigations was performed with the i2 database

and i2 Analyst's Notebook.

CTB-McGraw Hill Testing Services, Indianapolis, IN (2/2008 - 6/2008; 3/2006

- 6/2006)

Academic Evaluator

Provided expert evaluation/test scoring of essay and short answer questions

on States' public school standardized tests for grades 3 through 11. The

subject areas ranged from science and mathematics to English language arts.

Ikon Office Solutions, Indianapolis, IN (01/2007 - 12/2007)

Field Support Representative

Provided support to the daily operations of seven legal firm copy

production centers and the mass production center for the Clarion Hospital

system. Duties included operation of multi-function copier/printer/imaging

machines, booklet production, mailroom sorting and distribution to intra-

office mail stops and courier deliveries to associated courts and law

firms. Primary source of expertise for computer applications including

Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and MS Explorer for document management and

retrieval.

Lanier Professional Services, Indianapolis, IN (7/2006 - 01/2007)

Copy Center Customer Service Operator

Resident expert in computer operations and software usage. Used MicroPress

v.7.0 (PrintStation Manager, TrueEdit, RIP, MicroSpool) to format and print

physician investigator manuals for drug testing studies. Production volume

consisted of 200+ manuals per day at an average of 130 pages per manual.

Used the Glance APT PDF Assembly tool to generate the manuals. Additional

duties included operation and minor maintenance of Lanier LD235, LD245,

LD160, LD160c and LD1110 multi-function copier/printer/imaging machines and

mailroom sorting and distribution to 50 intra-office mail stops serving

approximately 700 employees.

AWARDS

* Joint Services Commendation Medal from U.S. Air Force and Department of

Defense for performance excellence during Desert Storm (1991)

* Joint Meritorious Unit Award from U.S. Air Force (1991)

* Outstanding Imagery Analyst Award from Defense Intelligence Agency (1988)

* Eagle Eye Award for outstanding analysis from National Photographic

Interpretation Center (1987)

* Honor Graduate, Defense Sensor Interpretation and Applications Training

Program (DSIATP) (1986)

EDUCATION

University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK

BA Geography with Physical Sciences (188 total semester hours), 1983

General Engineering and Calculus: 40 semester hours

Physical Science and Chemistry: 35 semester hours

Life Sciences: 20 semester hours

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