HARRY B. MILLER

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OBJECTIVE: Seeking a challenging position utilizing my programming, testing, analytical and management skills, while allowing for professional growth.

SUMMARY: Over thirty years experience serving as project manager, senior systems analyst, programmer/analyst in the data processing field. Experienced in a wide variety of software applications using various hardware and software configurations. Strong written and oral communications skills and extensive experience interfacing with users and technicians.

HARDWARE: DATAPOINT 6600; IBM 360/370/3303/390; Honeywell 2000; HewlettPackard 3000; PRIME 400; Univac 1108; Univac 1100/44; Wang VS 100; IBM PC; SUN 386I; Unisys 6800.

SOFTWARE: MS Office Suite, MS-DOS; UNIX; NOVELL; WordPerfect; Lotus 123; ORACLE; RMS; SMART; OS/MVS2; DOS/VS; IDMS; JCL; SUPERWYLBUR; TSO; WILBUR; SAS; SPSS; System 2000; ECL; PACE RDBMS; BRIEF; INFONET; DML; DB2.

LANGUAGES: Databus; ANSI COBOL; FORTRAN IV; ALC, Genius; Mirads; SQL.

EXPERIENCE: September 2004 to May 2015, Chevo Consulting, LLC, Senior Information Technology Specialist

Responsible for testing the applications for the Individual Master File System Acceptance Testing (IMF SAT). My responsibilities included reviewing requirements and test data, developing test cases, reviewing outputs, opening trouble tickets. Supporting the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Customer Account Data Engine (CADE 2) System which will provide the IRS with the capability to manage its tax accounts in a way that is central to the achievement of the IRS' modernization vision. My responsibilities include reviewing requirements, developing and executing test cases on Rational Quality Management (RQM) and reviewing IBM input files for test data. Also, using SQL for reviewing the DB2 database for test results.

Previously, supported the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Enterprise Systems Testing Domain, part of a team that consists of IRS employees and contractors as a tester. My responsibilities included reviewing requirements and test data, developing test cases, reviewing outputs and processing Weekly and Daily batch jobs for the Financial Management Information System (FMIS). FMIS is a set of production applications / activities that provided the data necessary to support & prepare the revenue and refund part of the IRS custodial financial statement and the General Accountability Office (GAO) financial audit.

Processed Weekly and Daily batch jobs for the Integrated Collection System(ICS), created Test Data, tested software, prepared Weekly Task Status Reports for System Acceptance Testing (SAT) of the Internal Revenue Service. Also, assisted in providing information for SAT’s Test Plan, Procedures, created Predetermined Results, tracked problems and provided information for the End of Test Status Report. Using FTP, transferred ICS data files from the IBM System to the Unisys System.

As a tester, supported the IRS Enterprise Systems Testing Domain, part of a team that consists of IRS employees and contractors. Responsible for testing the applications for the Individual Master File System Acceptance Testing (IMF SAT). My responsibilities included reviewing requirements and test data, developing test cases, reviewing outputs, opening trouble tickets (ITAMS).

Also, responsible for testing the Modernized e-File System to Support Forms 1120/1120S and providing updates to the MeF System to include changes made by Tax Forms and Publications. The testing also included modifications to schemas, style sheets and interfaces with modernization systems used IBM testing tool Pegasus and Oracle/DB2 databases. Performed daily status checks to the MeF testing environment.

May 1998 to August 2004, Infinite Computer Technologies, Senior Information Technology Specialist

Task Lead on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) System Acceptance Testing (SAT) for the Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) and Determination System (EDS)/Application Control Systems. Responsible for System Documentation, created Test Data, tested software, prepared Weekly Task Status Reports for SAIC /IRS (SAT) Management and participated in Weekly Status Meeting with SAIC/IRS (SAT) Management. Also, assisted in providing information for SAT’s Test Plan. Created Predetermined Results, tracked problems and provided information for the End of Test Status Report in a CMM Level 3 environment.

Assistant End-to-End Process Testing Coordinator As Test Coordinator for the IRS Y2K Testing, was responsible for communicating the goals and objectives of the TIPPS project to the testing analysts, tracked progress and communicated results to SAIC and IRS project management. Specific functions entailed periodic meeting attendance, preparing management reports, and day-to-day guidance and oversight of approximately 8 test analysts. Additionally, was the test analyst directly responsible for the research and review of system documentation including Test Plans, Test Cases and Procedures for the Y2K testing on the IBM, Unisys and PC Systems. Other responsibilities included developing test cases/test data using Microsoft Access and testing the FTP processed between the Unisys Systems and PC Systems.

November 1997 to April 1998, InfoPro Incorporated, Programmer Analyst.

Developed and modified software for ad-hoc reports and extracts for General Service Administration's central office and eleven regions. Software systems included Windows 95, and Microsoft Access 2.0/7.0. Wrote queries to extract data for GSA’s PBS plus System for conversion into the AT&T’s Star System used Microsoft Access.

April 1995 to November 1997, GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS, INC, Senior Systems Analyst. Provided support for General Service Administration's Public Buildings Service System on the Infonet's Worldwide Network. In support of implementing new software releases, responsibilities included: planning, analyzing, designing, developing, testing of software and documentation. Other maintenance activities included: database/table changes, ad-hoc reports and maintaining existing software. The PBS system provides on-line retrieval capabilities for GSA's central office and eleven regions. Software systems included PC/Infonet communication and emulation software, Windows, Lotus 123, Microsoft Office and Novell. As Assistant Project Manager, prepared monthly status reports, conducted invoice reconciliation, reviewed and signed time cards, conducted weekly status meetings and interviewed personnel for potential employment.

October 1993 to April 1995, DYNCORP/CBIS FEDERAL, INC, Senior Analyst. Provided support for fifteen applications, in use by approximately 200 users within the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD). Responsibilities included system maintenance programming, application maintenance programming, training, and system analysis and trouble-shooting on Datapoint 6600, 7600, 8400, 8600, and 8800 processors, and PC clones. Software systems included Datapoint RMS, Databus, COBOL, Windows, PC/Datapoint communications and emulation software, and associated utilities. Developed and demonstrated the Datapoint RMS/Databus to DOS DB/C conversion applications on the Novell Network.

August 1993 to October 1993, CONSULTANT, Project Manager.

Provided system administration and user help on the SUN/UNIX Network. Responsible for trouble-shooting problems with WordPerfect and dBase IV for 40 users.

May 1983 to August 1993, ADVANCED SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT, Inc,

Project Manager. Responsible for the technical and administrative management of a 23 person project providing a diverse range of support, including the implementation of a Program Budget Execution and Review System, to the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Washington Headquarters Services (OSD/WHS). Responsible for preparing monthly status reports, executive briefings, project plans, and proposal development. Responsible for the design and implementation of a sophisticated procurement tracking and inventory management system. The system provided online status information of over 9,000 transactions per year, in addition to maintaining an inventory of 50,000 nonexpendable items on the DATAPOINT 6600.

Programmer/Analyst. Technical supervisor of a five person programming team. Designed, developed, tested, documented, and provided training on an automated inventory system for the Directorate of Computer and Office Automation Resources, OSD/WHS and the Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (OJCS). Also, prepared a requirements analysis document for the Court of Military Appeals on the Wang VS. Participated in converting a Manpower Personnel and Security System from Databus to Wang VS using COBOL/PACE for OJCS. Developed database update modules. Converted a procurement tracking and inventory management system from Datapoint/RMS to IBM PC/DOS.

EDUCATION: Computer Science, Training Opportunities in Programming (TOP), Washington, D.C., 1978

Accounting, Catholic University

CLEARANCES: Secret - Inactive issued by DISCO; Top Secret-Inactive issued by DISCO.

Minimum Background Investigation (MBI) by IRS.

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