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NAME: JAMES KRYWALSKI
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CITY: WEST SENECA
STATE/PROVINCE: NY
ZIP/POSTAL CODE: 14224-3550
COUNTRY: USA
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JAMES T. KRYWALSKI
68 ROSEWOOD DRIVE
WEST SENECA, NY 14224-3550
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JOB OBJECTIVE:
SUPERVISOR
ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
1997
- PRESENTCNB INTERNATIONAL - Buffalo, NY
MANAGER ELECTRICAL PRODUCTION
Supervised group of up to twenty-two production electricians
covering two shifts. Duties included scheduling and
coordinating work assignments, production schedules and part
ordering. Insured the work done was in compliance with order,
and completed all paperwork as necessary.
1993
- 1997CNB INTERNATIONAL - Buffalo, NY
ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN
Acted as liaison between engineering and shop assembly personal.
Insured that corrections to schmetiacs and prints were properly
updated by engineering. Assisted in startup of equipment in
customers facilities, which included diagnosing installation
errors, correcting errors, training maintenance personnel and
operators on operation and maintenance of equipment. Also
filled in as supervisor for electrical assembly department of
approx. twenty individuals in the absence of the regular
manager.
1992
- 1994ASSOCIATED BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS - W. SENECA, NY
INSTRUCTOR
Taught forth year of a four year evening course at BOCCES facility
to apprentice electricians. Topics included motor and
transformer theory and applications, National Electrical Code,
PLC logic and controls, safety, and logical
diagnosing/troubleshooting of various electrical circuits.
1989
- 1993NIAGARA MACHINE AND TOOL - BUFFALO, NY
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TECHNICIAN
Perform setup, testing and evaluation of electrical, pneumatic and
hydraulic equipment of new design. Write software as required
for applications. Additional duties included supervision of
equipment assembly, quality control, calibration and
installation in customers facilities. Provided training of
personnel in plant and at customers installations.
1986
- 1989AMERICAN BRASS - BUFFALO, NY
ELECTRONICS ELECTRICIAN
Maintained electrical and electronic equipment in plant. Equipment
included Reliance controls, Modicon and GE PLC's, combustion
equipment, [pneumatic and hydraulic controls, X-RAY gage
controls and shape control systems.
1974
- 1985RAMCO/FITZSIMMONS STEEL CO. - BUFFALO, NY
ELECTRICIAN
Supervised electrical work group. Performed diagnostics and repair
of all plant machinery and support equipment. ordered supplies
and repair parts.
1968
- 1974UNITED STATES NAVYSONAR TECHNICIAN
Operated and maintained various sonar systems and associated
equipment used on several destroyer type ships. Coordinated
sonar maintenance tests with ships schedule. Served as
Training, Leading and Preventive Maintenance Petty Officer for
a division of 24 men. Assisted in the development, maintenance
and training programs of newly designed diver underwater
delivery vehicles, and support equipment for Special Warfare
Group.
EDUCATION:
1963
- 1967 SENECA VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL - BUFFALO, NY
MAJOR: Electronics
MILITARY SKILLS:
Skilled in TTL, CMOS, digital and analog technology, including tube
and solid state equipment. Mastereion module flow, logic flow, and
functionality
while replacing the IMS database access routines with DB2 calls
Testing the DB2 functionality of the rewritten system to insure that
the new
application is 100% compatible to original application and is 100%
year 2000
compliant .
My Responsibilities included analyzing the functionality of the
existing system,
Estimating the space requirements for DB2 objects, making
enhancements to existing
programs, developing new programs, optimizing user change requests and
Comprehensive experience with Platinum transcentury Conversion and
changeman
Configuration Management tools.
Project : INTEGRATED MATERIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (I MMS)
Client : RELIENCE INDUSTRIES
Duration : Aug 97
to July 98.
Team Size : 8
Software : COBOL, JCL, CICS, DB2, SQL, VSAM
Hardware : ES-9000, IBM PC-586.
This system has six modules namely Masters maintenance, Indentation,
inquiry
generation, quotation module, Purchase orders, Receipts & Issuals
apart from quality
control and security.
My Responsibilities :
I was responsible for Security, Indentation and Receipts and issuals
modules. The
receipts and issuals module deals with quantity of material in stores,
Whenever the
material is issued or received then the quantity on hand will be
updated. It also
generates stock report whenever required. The indentation module
provides for various
validations - including whether the selected supplier group is a valid
one or not .The
security module restricts the unauthorized entry into the application.
Project : (1) IMS TO DB2 Conversion
(2) Y2K Conversion
(3) Testing.
Client :
Peerless Insurance Corporation
Duration : Oct 96
to June 97
Team Size : 6
Software : COBOL, IMS DB/DC, DL/I, DB2, SQL, JCL, VSAM.
Hardware : S/390, IBM PC-586.
In this project we have converted an existing database into DB2
database by
developing the loading programs for all the segments of the IMS
database. These
loading programs are developed by replacing the existing IMS/DB code
by equivalent
DB2 statements. Care is taken to preserve the integrity constraints of
the IMS
database. DB2 tables are designed to 2nd normalization form. The
existing IMS/DC
screens are made compatible so as to load data into DB2 data base.
My Contribution: Analysis, design, coding & Testing
Project : SUPPLY BILLS PAYMENT SUB-SYSTEM
Client :
ESSAR STEELS
Duration : April 96
to Oct 96
Team Size : 10
Software : COBOL, CICS, DB2, JCL, SQL, VSAM
Hardware : IBM S/390, IBM PC-586.
The main aim of the system is to computerize all the finance and
accounting
procedures responsible for supply, supply related payments of purchase
bill section of
a steel industry. It consists of three modules.
Purchase bill (I) : Responsible for Indigenous payments
Purchase bill (II): Responsible for Imported payments
Raw material accounting section: Deals with all payments for raw
materials both
indigenous and imported.
I was in development of Purchase bill (I) which handles all indigenous
payments. The
different types of payments that are made on the bills are dispatch
payment, advance
payment and GARN payment. The supplier bills payment function helps
the purchase
bill section to register the bill details, validate the bill
information, process bills,
generates payment voucher to be sent to the cash section and also
registers Bank
Guarantee details. Pseudo conversation programming technique is used
through the
modules. DB2 Cursors were used as and when required.
My Contribution: Coding and testing.
Project : COMPUTERIZATION OF BANKING SYSTEM
Client :
Global Trust Bank
Duration : Dec '94
to March '96
Team Size : 5
Software : COBOL, VSAM, CICS, DB2, SQL, JCL
Hardware : S/390, IBM PC-586.
This project contains General Ledger maintenance, user maintenance,
day-begin,
day-end modules. I have developed user maintenance and day-begin
modules.
Maintenance module deals with the authorized users. The administrator
can add,
delete, update the authorized users. Day begin module maintains
batch-initiation,
transaction-initiation, holiday-check sub modules. Holiday-check
checks whether day is
working day or not.
My Contribution: Coding and testing.
Project : Y2K UTILITY
Client : In house development
Duration :
Aug '94
to Nov '94
Team Size : 6
Software : COBOL, MS-DOS
Hardware : IBM PC-586.
This utility was developed to help in solving the Y2K problem. The
utility has few seeds
as a library and allows user to add more if required. Once the source
code is submitted
to the utility it identifies the affected lines and allows the user to
modify the code then
and there. Code can be added at the end of the source code. The
existing lines can be
commented. The utility also finds the secondary seeds and searches for
affected lines.
Reports could be generated for the affected lines, line numbers,
affecting data item,
total no of lines affected.
My Contribution: Analysis, Design, Coding and testing.
EDUCATION
BS
in Engineering.
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