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HOTTEST SKILLS: lease, db2, programmer, cobol, jcl, unix, billing, programming, forecast,
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Job Title Y2K Technical Project Manager
QUALIFICATION SUMMARY
Highly productive Technical Project Manager with Year 2000
and 10 Years of development experience. Successfully delivered
numerous projects, large and small, on time. Strong analytical
and problem solving skills with programming background.
Proficient in resolving unforeseen problems quickly.
EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
Amdahl, Sunnyvale, CA Feb 1998 - March 1998Consultant
- Year 2000 Applications Manager
-Managed the Year 2000 Applications Team through the Assessment phase.
A total of 133 DMR outsourced applications were in the portfolio on all
platforms using IDMS, Cobol, Oracle, Focus, Objectstar, Visual Basic and C.
-Evaluated the application portfolio and proposed short and long
term conversion strategies using conversion factory and/or an in-house
conversion center.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL, San Ramon, CA May 1997 - Nov 1997Consultant
- Year 2000 Technical Mgr. & Year 2000 Tool Specialist
Technical project manager in charge of evaluating and piloting
Year 2000 tools on all platforms for Cobol, CICS, IMS, Assembler,
JCL and DB2.
-Conducted all assessment and conversion tool pilots to determine
the best tool for the Year 2000 Project.
-Developed short term and long term conversion strategies adopted
by both Program Offices at Southwestern Bell and Pacific Telesis.
-Configured the in-house conversion center and managed the staff.
-Constructed detailed assessment and conversion processes used by
the conversion staff.
-Trained the conversion staff on the use of the selected Year 2000
tools.
-Worked with Micro Focus technical support to identify,
troubleshoot and test several software bugs and enhancements.
PMI MORTGAGE SERVICES, SF, CA Dec 1996 - April 1997Consultant - Release & Project Manager
Project managed the development and maintenance of a client
server application which automated mortgage underwriting for
large mortgage companies throughout the U.S. The application
functioned on multiple platforms and was co-developed by PMI
in San Francisco and a firm in Dallas. Additional responsi-
bilities included management of software releases in the midst
of multiple maintenance releases to stabilize software installed
at customer sites.
-Developed a release and change management process.
-Forecasted, communicated, and managed timelines for new software
releases as well as new installations.
-Process re-engineered the release tracking system
developed in Lotus Notes and completed the modifications.
-Coordinated all release activities between PMI and
the Dallas company.
PACIFIC BELL INTERNET, SF, CA July 1996 - Nov 1996Consultant - Release Manager
-Managed the fast paced implementation cycle of Internet
and Intranet components in the Unix environment.
-Developed a release and deviation process to implement Unix,
Perl Script and WEB enhancements.
-Forecasted, communicated, and managed release timelines.
-Extracted release components from CVS and built the release
in the Unix Environment for testing.
-Created standard documentation templates for use by all
development teams.
-Assumed QA Management responsibilities.
PACIFIC BELL, San Ramon, CA July 1995 - July 1996Consultant - Technical Project Manager & Conversion Manager
-Managed the development and slash cut implementation of the new
client server collection system called the Revenue Collections
Risk Management System.
-Leveraged technical expertise as well as functional knowledge
of the billing system and CPUC Tariffs to develop project
requirements with the Client and the Vendor.
-Lead IS Interface to synchronize and communicate inter-
departmental activities between the Client, Vendor, and
the System Integrators of all four Data Centers.
-Forecasted and tracked all financials for all development
and testing teams.
-Managed the conversion of all pipeline accounts from the
legacy systems.
-Participated in design and code walkthrus.
-Key Problem Manager after implementation to troubleshoot
batch issues to meet the on-line availability commitment
to the Client.
PACIFIC BELL, San Ramon, CA January 1995 - July 1995Consultant - Technical Project Manager
Technical Project Manager responsible for coordination and
implementation of enhancements and new development to billing
applications specifically in the Late Payment Charge, Overpayment
Penalty Credit, Interest and Treatment and Adjustment applications.
-Involved in all phases of the development life cycle with frequent
contact with clients and application programmers.
-Utilized technical background to develop project requirements
and high level designs.
-Tracked projected versus actual hours and dollars for each project
and coordinated quarterly fund transfers.
-Participated in design and code walkthrus.
ANDERSEN CONSULTING, SF, CA May 1993 - December 1994
Consultant
- PACIFIC BELL - Bill Create, San Ramon, CA
Technical Release Coordinator and Programmer Analyst responsible
for coordination and implementation of enhancements and new
development to billing applications (BPP).
-Involved in all phases of the development life cycle with
frequent contact with clients to identify bill format and
application requirements.
-Prepared impact assessments; detailed designs, coded, tested,
and documented changes using DB2, Cobol II, MVS, JCL, etc.
-Provided 24-hour on-call production and testing support.
-Developed and standardized five separate test environments
for unit and chain tests. The environments consisted of DB2
tables, libraries for DB2 binds, procs, JCL and control cards
for 102 processes.
-Developed and implemented root cause metrics for system testing.
Developed a tracking tool to consolidate and streamline tracking
of metric data across several groups within the billing area.
-Directed and assigned work to Andersen Consulting and Pacific
Bell programmers.
CHEVRON, San Ramon, CA April 1987 - May 1993
Tech. Project Lead/Programmer Analyst, Employee Systems Div.
October 1990
- May 1993
Delivered quality information services and innovative technologies
to help Chevron accomplish its corporate goals.
-Prepared detailed specifications; designed, coded, tested,
troubleshot and documented programs.
-Interfaced with clients to identify system requirements to meet
business objectives.
-Provided online and batch support for Tesseract Human Resources
applications.
-Resident expert on OMS screens, user exits, and HR turnaround
documents using IMS, TESSERACT, PL/1, DB2 and JCL.
-Performed analysis and resolved production problems through
24 hour on-call support.
-Coordinated system implementation and assisted in user
acceptance testing.
-Established programming standards and guidelines for the
ES Division.
Technical Project Lead/Programmer Analyst, Corporate Division
April 1987
- October 1990
-Interfaced with clients to identify system requirements.
-Key analyst in the development of large HR applications such as the
Chevron Salary System, Executive Info. System, Candidate Tracking
System and Arbitration Case System.
-Designed, coded, tested and implemented several shared
HR/Personnel systems using Nomad.
-Provided training to end-users of HR applications as the
developer and technical expert of those systems.
-Directed and assigned work to programmer analysts.
EDUCATION
B.S
. Mgmt. Info. Systems, California State University, Hayward
SYSTEMS AND LANGUAGES
Systems: Unix, VM/XA, MVS/XA, IMS, DB2, OS/2, Windows 95,
Windows NT, Windows 3.1, DOS,
Languages: JCL, SQL, Cobol, Cobol II, PL/1 and Nomad
Software: Softfactory/2000, Revolve/2000, CCD Online, TESSERACT,
TSO/ISPF, FileAid, QMF, PROEDIT, Xpeditor, Design/1,
IMSXPERT, Microsoft Project, Excel, Word, PowerPoint,
Access, CVS, Eudora, Viso, Lotus Notes, Lotus 123,
dBASE III GroupWise and WordPerfect.
Training: Client/Server Applications Design, SmallTalk and
Object Oriented Programming, Visual Basic.
Year 2000 Conversion Strategies and Methodologies