PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Extensive QA and Development experience in the IT industry, with a focus on Quality Assurance and Testing environments since November 1987

Comprehensive experience in creating Test Procedures with testing hands on experience even when employed in a management role

14 Years’ experience in Data Warehousing with a recent focus on Big Data.

4 Years’ experience testing in the Azure environment

Test Automation experience with Robot Framework, Selenium & Test NG

Expertise in Unified Modeling Language (UML) using the Rational Unified Process (RUP), Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) and Agile methodologies

Has extensive configuration and integration experience with all the IBM/Rational tools and excellent proficiency with QuerySurge, iCEDQ, Micro Focus ALM (ex HP/Mercury) and Emperix testing solutions

Industries: Health Care, Insurance, Government, Banking, Retail, Airline, Heavy and Light Engineering

Provided consultancy in the ISO accreditation process

Early career background in Programming and Analysis

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Systech International, Princeton, NJ July 2020 to Present

Quality Assurance Lead Engineer

Working in automated and manual acceptance testing of a web-based tool for enterprise control and management of packaging lines. The tool is predominately used by the pharmaceutical industry to manage production batches and maintain records of the production process.

Writing automated testing scripts using Robot Framework an open-source automation framework. Robot Framework is operating system and application independent. The core framework is implemented using Python and also runs on Jython (JVM) and IronPython (. NET) and executed using Jenkins. The object repository in use for the automation code is GIT. Currently 85% of all manual test cases are automated.

For the manual validation work manual test plans/test cases are created based on Use Cases. These manual test cases form the basis of the automation work.

All testing is carried out in the Azure environment and the Agile methodology is maintained with JIRA.

In Progress evaluation of open source performance and automation integration tools for JIRA, with the latest effort of supplying consultation on the ISO process, looking to gain ISO accreditation.

Major Tools Used: JIRA, Robot Framework, Jenkins, GIT, PyCharm, Fork, MySQL, Microsoft Office 365, Mockaroo.com(Data Creation), Confluence, Snagit, UltraEdit, FileZilla, UltraCompare

Test Performance Inc., Flemington, NJ 08822 June 2000 to June 2020

Senior Test Consultant

Assignments:

Advantasure November 2018 to June 2020

Functioning as a QA consultant, validating Health Quality and Risk products for the Medicare Insurance industry. The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is managed using the agile methodology, utilizing Jira (SDLC & Dashboards) and TestFLO (for Test Cases).

Provided consultancy on the company merger of two separate Jira platforms into a single instance working to combine and improve the two separate companies QA strategies into a single streamlined test strategy. The merge included moving one QA Team from the TestFLO plugin to the Zephyr plugin, for this, I created training that assisted the knowledge transfer for the QA resources being moved to the new Jira plugin.

Assisted with providing a plug and play QA Strategy for new client implementations for standard product and modified product, new clients.

Part of my responsibilities includes writing Test Strategies and Test Plans, reporting on test progress, writing and executing test cases. I was also involved in facilitating the test automation for database and user interface validation using Selenium and TestNG.

Assisted in the move of the QA platform from a local to an Azure platform, which included changes to the way that configurations were utilized to be more flexible to suit the Azure environment.

Major Tools Used: JIRA, TestFLO/Zephyr, Selenium, TestNG, Jenkins, Project 2013, Microsoft Office 365, SQL Developer, MS SQL Server, SQL Server Management Studio 2017, MS Visual Studio 2015, MS Access, Mockaroo.com(Data Creation), Confluence, Snagit, UltraEdit, FileZilla, UltraCompare

Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield – Rochester, NY November 2017 to October 2018

Functioned as a QA Test Consultant and has worked on four assignments.

Assignment 1: Assess and provide the following consultative documents:

Current State Assessment of Existing Testing Approach and Strategy - Assessed the current state of the QA organization and their effectiveness in delivering quality products, covering organization, test coverage, use of tools, areas for improvement and completeness of the QA validation process.

Future State Needs Assessment – including the future state testing strategy and roadmap giving a perspective on the integration of the desired strategy to move the QA team to a new system/product that utilizes a Big Data environment. This document focused on the leading practices for big data testing.

Development of a Big Data Test Strategy – including details on the overall approach, types of testing phases, the testing to perform for each phase, validation plan, data overview, volumes of test data required, clean up/refresh process, approach to automation, entry and exit criteria to each phase, QA risks by phase, special considerations for Big Data testing.

Test Automation Tool Assessment and Recommendation – this document evaluated the top industry tools available for Big Data validation The recommendation also required that any automation tool was able to integrate with agile development and the QA and Requirements documentation tools that are currently deployed.

Roadmap & Work Effort to Automate Testing – this document covered the procurement, implementation, installation and training of the selected automation tool.

Assignment 2: Lead the QA effort for the validation of the Big Data platform requirements. These requirements covered the hardware and middleware required to instantiate the big data environment. The requirements covered the following topics - Batch Ingestion, Corporate Security, Data Architecture, Data Governance, Data Profiling, Data Quality, Data Science Configuration, Enterprise Data Catalog to Atlas Integration, Information Catalog, Metadata Management, Monitoring and Logging, Operations Functions, Platform Build, Source Change Data Capture and Incremental Data support

Assignment 3: Lead the QA Effort for the first use case in the Big Data Environment. This involved creating the Test Strategy, Resource Planning, Defect Management, Test Case production, Test Case execution, Unit Testing reviews, Design reviews, Requirement reviews, Requirements Coverage and sign off of the QA Activity. This role also included integrating the new automation tool into the QA process.

Assignment 4: Lead the installation of the new automation tool iCEDQ from Torana Inc. This included defining the hardware requirement, installation of the software, creating user manuals, training the QA Team, day to day support of the tool and liaison with the vendor company for issues and upgrades.

Major Tools Used: Informatica 9.6.1 & 10.2.0, Informatica PowerExchange for CDC Publisher, Informatica Test Data Manager (TDM), Informatica Business Data Quality (BDQ), Informatica Enterprise Data Catalog (EDC), Control-M (Scheduling), Jenkins, Oracle 11g, Project 2013, Office 2013, Toad for Oracle, Toad Data Point 5 (Beta), SQL Developer, MS SQL Server, MS Access, Enterprise Manager, iCEDQ, Mockaroo.com, Jira, Micro Focus ALM 12.21, Snagit, UltraEdit, UltraCompare Analytix Mapping Manager v8.1, Jenkins (Dev-Ops processes), Mercurial 4.3.1 (Code Repository), Tortoise(HG), KDiff3, Visual Cactus, Facets, JSolar, QRadar

Big Data tools: Ambari, Atlas, Beeline, HBase, Hive, Kafka, Kerberos, Knox, MapReduce2, NiFi, Pig, Pyspark, Ranger, Sqoop, Spark2, Tez, YARN, ZooKeeper

Visiant Health formerly Ika Systems September 2016 to October 2017

Functioned as a Lead QA Engineer for Automation Improvement, Information Management projects and assisted in the 3rd Party Vendor selection process for enabling technologies as add on to Visiant’ s core products. The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) was managed using the agile methodology, utilizing Jira (SDLC & Dashboards) and Zephyr (for Test Cases)

oAutomation Improvement

worked on automation of the validation of the software daily builds. Helped introduce a framework using Selenium and TestNG that linked with Jenkins and validated all builds. Automation went on to produce Smoke testing and Regression testing suites for the three core products.

oInformation Management Projects

created Test Strategies and introduced automation tools to reduce the QA delivery times for all Information Management projects. The tools utilized were QuerySurge for SQL execution and mockaroo.com for test data creation. Introduced Jira dashboards for QA Activities.

o3rd Party Technologies

For the 3rd party technologies I was involved in writing Test Strategies, Planning and progress monitoring of the test process to completion. These technologies enhance the functionality of the 3 core Visiant products. Developed and utilized Jira QA dashboards to monitor progress of 9 separate QA efforts.

Major Tools Used: Informatica 10.1.0, Control-M(Scheduling), Selenium, TestNG, Jenkins, Oracle 11g, Project 2013, Office 2013, Toad for Oracle, SQL Developer, MS SQL Server, MS Visual Studio 2015, MS Access, Enterprise Manager, Red Gate, QuerySurge, Mockaroo.com, Jira, Zephyr, Confluence, Snagit, UltraEdit, FileZilla

Blue Cross Blue Shield Michigan November 2011 to September 2016

Functioning as a Test Lead for internal Information Management projects e.g. Informatica Upgrade Testing/Verification and data related projects that create data marts extracts from the existing data warehouse. Cognos reports are generated from the data marts that also require validation. This includes Test Strategies, Test Planning, Test Case Execution and results and presenting the final test results for client approval. When not involved in testing I am developing an automation suite for the Information Management Validation team. This will allow the test teams to improve the regression testing coverage and give a greater confidence in the value of testing. This being executed using the IBM/Rational suite of test tools. Provided the Test Strategy for the Big Data project (Trusted Data Layer) and worked on installing and using the data compare tool QuerySurge to enable testing of the Big Data project.

Major Tools Used: Informatica 8.6.1, 9.5.1 & 9.6.1, Oracle 10g & 11g, Hortonworks Hadoop, RTTS QuerySurge, Cognos, Project 2010, Office 2010, IBM/Rational Quality Manager, IBM/Rational Requirements Composer, IBM/Rational Functional Tester, IBM/Rational Robot, IBM/Rational Quality Manager, IBM/Rational ClearQuest, IBM/Rational Team Concert, Toad for Oracle, SQL Developer, MS SQL Server, MS Access, Enterprise Manager, ExamDiff Pro.

Big Data tools: Ambari, Alation, Beeline, HDFS, Hive, Kafka, Knox, MapReduce, Pig, Ranger, Sqoop

State of Hawaii, Department Of Health April 2011 to November 2011

Test Manager for the Hawaii Health Emergency Surveillance System. The system collected Emergency Room encounter information, Air Quality Information and Pharmacy over the counter sales in the Hawaiian Islands, on a real time HL7 messages or daily basis and loaded them into a data warehouse. The data was constantly being analyzed to look for encounter/air quality and sales trends by the epidemiologists. To detect outbreaks of infectious diseases or other health emergencies earlier than existing public health monitoring systems allow. The data was loaded into an Oracle Database with a web enabled interface using Java. I had to develop a Test Strategy, Test Plan, build a test team and complete the system integration and user acceptance testing phases of the project. This involved constant interaction with the user community to complete the project

Major Tools Used: Project 2003, Office 2003, Rational Quality Manager, Rational Robot, Rational RequisitePro, Rational ClearQuest, Rational TestManager, Rational Unified Process (RUP), IBM Transformation Extender, Informatica 8.6.1, Oracle 10g, Toad for Oracle, SQL Developer, MS SQL Server, MS Access, ExamDiff Pro

Blue Cross Blue Shield Michigan April 2010 to April 2011

Initially managed the Health Care Reform (HCR) implementations for BCBSM that impacted the Information Technology systems throughout the organization. This included interaction with the Reform Office to implement the changes necessary for HCR through to managing the technical solutions that would be required to implement the changes required

Once the major changes were implemented Nigel moved to the Test Manger role for the Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW) – The role includes the project management of 30 staff running between 20 and 30 testing projects at any one time. The projects range from data quality changes to new functionality and data marts based on the EDW. The role apart from budgeting, maintaining project plans and resourcing also includes the reintroduction of standardized Testing Procedures and Guidelines, with automation to help make the Testing Team more efficient. During the course of carrying out my responsibilities I am also mentoring BCBSM staff so that a transition may take place. My tasks have included actively testing on one of the larger projects, writing and executing test cases followed by recording results and issues

Major Tools Used: Project 2003, Office 2003, Rational Quality Manager, Rational Requirements Composer, Rational Robot, Rational RequisitePro, Rational ClearQuest, Rational TestManager, Rational Unified Process (RUP), Informatica 8.6.1, Oracle 10g, Toad for Oracle, SQL Developer, MS SQL Server, MS Access, Enterprise Manager, ExamDiff Pro

Capital District Physicians’ Health Plan Inc (CDPHP) May 2008 to January 2010

Team Lead for a Data Warehouse project associated with a new implementation of Facets 4.51. The company was replacing every IT system used within the organization. Initially Nigel set up and customized the Warehouse development and Testing Team environments and went on to organize their development life cycle processes. Once the tools were in place Nigel developed the testing strategy for the data warehouse project. After the warehouse testing team was established using extensive automation for testing, he moved over to the Facets testing team to help automate parts of the Facets testing. Once automation was established, he then moved on to develop testing strategies for the User Acceptance Testing, Performance Testing and End to End testing phases for the two projects, Data Warehouse and Facets. He implemented and was the team lead for all three of these phases. This included mentoring employees in the process and organization of these testing phases

Major Tools Used: Informatica 8.6, Rational Robot, Rational RequisitePro, Rational ClearQuest, Rational TestManager, Rational Unified Process (RUP), Facets 4.5.1, Oracle 10g, Oracle SQL Developer, SQL Navigator, Tidal Scheduler, Enterprise Manager, Golden, Project 2003 and Office XP

Blue Cross Blue Shield Michigan March 2007 to May 2008

Test Team lead for 7 subject areas of a Data Warehouse project. Work includes Test Strategy creation, project planning and execution, configuration and implementation of the Rational Tool suite. The test team at its high point had only 7 members compared to a development staff compliment of 70. The disproportionate number of test staff compared to the development staff was achieved through extensive use of automation, in running the test conditions. The automated test conditions became an ideal source for regression testing, without any customization. This leaves the client with a re-useable process for the future

As a second part to the assignment extensive customization of the Rational tool set was carried out with an implementation across the company including customization of the Rational Unified Process (RUP)

Major Tools Used: Rational Robot, Rational RequisitePro, Rational ClearQuest, Rational TestManager, Rational Unified Process (RUP), Informatica 8.6, Oracle 9i RAC, MS SQL Server, MS Access, Enterprise Manager, Golden, Project 2000 and Office XP

Assurant Health Inc, Milwaukee, WI October 2006 to March 2007

Test Team lead for 5 smaller Data Warehouse projects. Work included Test Strategy creation, project planning and implementation, extensive use of Rational Tool suite to reduce the amount time needed to perform testing plus creating a fully automated regression test pack. Rational Robot was used extensively to create test conditions and run the SQL to prove those test conditions

Assurant Health Inc, Milwaukee, WI – August 14th 2006 to September 2006

Implemented the Rational tools upgrade to version 2005.06.15 including the conversion of the core database from Sybase SQL Anywhere to IBM DB2Express. The upgrade was for 271 fully integrated TestManager/RequisitePro/ClearQuest/Robot projects, with a 400-person user base

Assurant Health Inc, Milwaukee, WI October 2004 to June 2006

Test Team lead for the Enterprise Data Warehouse Project. The responsibilities included the leading of a small team of testers that had to verify the integrity of the data being saved in the data warehouse against the source systems. The testing difficulty was increased as no formal requirements were available. Once the base data for the Enterprise Data Warehouse Project was validated Nigel moved on to test the first data mart for the Underwriting area

The role included the introduction of all the available Rational Tools to the Data Warehouse Team including the development of Rational Robot scripts to help automate the testing effort

Major Tools Used: Rational Robot, Rational RequisitePro, Rational ClearQuest, Rational TestManager, Rational Unified Process (RUP), DataStage 7.5, Oracle 9i RAC, MS SQL Server, MS Access, Enterprise Manager, Golden, Project 2000 and Office XP

Fortis Health Inc (now Assurant Health Inc), WI July 2002 to June 2004

Senior Test Consultant developing a test methodology that fitted a combination of Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) and the Rational Unified Process (RUP). Once the methodology was created, it was then implemented on several pilot projects. The testing methodology included guidelines to a Test Manger on how to start, run and complete a Testing project. Nigel went on to run several testing projects that were implemented on time and within budget. Projects included TriZetto FACETS Implementation and Testing, New Insurance Business Integration, HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), Testing Software Upgrades and Integration with a Third-Party Vendor for Prescription Management

The complete Rational tool suite was configured and implemented by Nigel at Fortis, including Rational Rose, Rational RequisitePro, Rational ClearQuest with Crystal reports, Rational TestManager, Rational Robot, Rational XDE, Rational SoDA and Rational RUP plus the integration of all the tools where available. Using ClearQuest he implemented a change management process used by the whole of IT. Extensive writing of automated test scripts with Rational Robot, which was utilized in the Mainframe, Client Server and Web environments. He created a Robot Catalogue that could be updated automatically to enable the whole corporation to see what automated tests were available to them to help reduce testing times

Major Tools Used: Rational Rose, Rational RequisitePro, Rational ClearQuest, Rational TestManager, Rational Robot, Rational XDE, Rational SoDA, Rational RUP, Crystal Reports, Oracle 9i, MS SQL Server, Datastage, MS Access, Enterprise Manager, Golden, Microsoft Project 2000 and 2002 and Office XP

Siemens Inc, Malvern, PA June 2001 to July 2002

Senior Test Designer for a new Web Enabled Medical Software offering from registration through to Billing based on HTML, JAVA and XML technologies. The first database offering was Microsoft SQL Server, shortly followed by DB2. The project had a total of 235 staff, with 4 parallel development threads. This assignment included the Management of a small team of Test designers including the responsibility for the planning for that team. The methodology used on the project was the Rational Unified Process (RUP) an Object Orientated Design methodology, incorporating the use of Rational Rose and some of the Rational testing products. Created and ran Test Scripts, recording their results with any issues being input to PVCS Tracker. Metrics were then produced to demonstrate to management the effectiveness of the testing being performed. The project converted from Select Enterprise to Rational RequisitePro for requirements tracking, With the requirements tool we tracked from requirements and use cases all the way through to the design and testing documents. Due to the complexities of the environment several test automation tools are in use on the project Emperix E-Test, Mercury Load Runner, Winnrunner and Mercury TestDirector, being the repositories for tests

Major Tools Used: Select Enterprise, Rational RequisitePro, Mercury Loadrunner, Winrunner and TestDirector, PVCS Tracker, T-PLAN, Emperix (Formerly RSW) E-Test, MS SQL Server 7 - Enterprise Manager, Office 2000

Zales Corporation, Dallas, TX August 2000 to April 2001

Testing Manager for the re-launch of Zales.com linking to a backend cataloguing system called Ecometry (Formerly MACS). This assignment included the implementation of testing methodologies and tools, for Test Management, Capture Play Back, Load Testing, SQL Analysis and Security Testing. Once the tools were selected, he created a testing methodology that suited a dot com environment, where changes tend to happen often. Once the later was done he created a test plan and then using the tools selected, wrote test scripts and ran them. The position included the management of a small test team including reporting to senior management. Due to the team size true hands-on experience of writing, running and recording errors was part of the day-to-day task

Towards the end of the contract, he was assigned the task of defining and documenting any enhancements that were required on the web site, to pass to the third-party software vendors for implementation

Major Tools Used: StarTeam, PR-Tracker, T-PLAN, Cyrano WebTester, Emperix (Formerly RSW) E-Test, MS SQL Server 7 - Enterprise Manager, Office 2000, Cyrano Workbench (SQL Analyzer) and Cyrano E-Secure (Firewall Vulnerability Software)

The Software Laboratory Inc. & Cyrano Inc., Newburyport, MA USA February 1999 to June 2000

Senior Test Consultant / CEO (The Software Laboratory), VP Services (Cyrano)

Assignments: Created the USA operation of The Software Laboratory (TSL). TSL provided quality assurance solutions for major corporations

At the request of Goldman Sachs, Nigel’s new company inherited his previous contract position held by his last employer. He continued to supply Testing Consultancy to Goldman Sachs for their year 2000 effort and supported all their testing efforts all the way through to June 2000. The consultancy work at Goldman Sachs included writing test scripts to cover year 2000 testing for over 200 systems that had to be validated. This effort took a large team of people who were working under his guidance. A separate year 2000 environment was created which mirrored the important components of the Goldman Sachs environment, down to using the same routers and cabling systems. Each week the year 2000 environment went through a mock 1999/2000-year end and through February 28th, 2000 to March 1st, 2000. Each system was tested during the yearlong effort. His tasks included validation with the vendors that their testing covered the year 2000 adequately, to give Goldman Sachs the confidence that off the shelf software would not require thorough testing

His secondary task was to establish a test laboratory in The World Trade Center, NY. Worked closely with major testing tool vendors and hardware suppliers to provide a full quality assurance environment that clients could use to independently assess their systems. This included providing staff, ready-made procedures, hardware and tools. He created off the shelf methodologies that could easily be adapted to any company’s environment and standards. As part of his role he had to be fully conversant and proficient in the competitor’s tools e.g. Mercury Loadrunner, Winrunner, Test Director, the Rational Suite of products, Compuware and other Test Management tools that were available on the market. To assist in the analysis of performance testing, other tools were employed to drill down to the SQL, isolating the code that was causing any performance issues

He had full budgetary control of the USA entity of TSL and his remuneration was based on profitability of the company. The company attained profitability after 6 months and had maintained profitability until his resignation

TSL was merged into Cyrano Inc and he became the VP of Services for Cyrano Inc. This included helping Cyrano staff and external companies provide test environments. In this role, he had to create methodologies, testing plans, transaction modeling, selection of tools, implementation of testing environments, running the environments, and proving a complete black box approach to testing. This included giving training on Testing at all levels to internal and external students. Cyrano were Rational authorized educators and gave 3 and 4 day courses on Rational products

ImagoQA Inc., Flemington, NJ USA April 1998 to January 1999

Contract Senior Test Consultant/CEO ImagoQA Inc. (USA)

Assignments: Goldman Sachs, NY & Archon Group, TX

Was originally employed to start the new American office for ImagoQA Ltd of London. ImagoQA provides consultancy staff in the specialized field of functional testing for IT systems

During this time he was employed as a Test Consultant with Goldman Sachs of New York and the Archon Group of Dallas. He assisted both companies in creating strategies for year 2000 testing plus load and stress testing of their web applications. This included the modeling of required transactions and planning of the test environment, using Microsoft, Mercury and Rational testing tools in a Windows NT environment. After completing the strategies, he wrote the test scripts for the load and stress testing, including using the necessary tools to implement those test scripts and record their results. Analysis and a presentation of the results was required which proved that the environments would meet the desired Service Level Agreements. Management reporting was necessary for both these groups as at that time they did not have any Load and Stress testing in-house experience

Lucent Technologies, Liberty Corner, NJ. USA October 1996 to April 1998

Contract Lead System Tester

Machines Used: Tandem Non-Stop-UX, SUN UltraSPARC II, IBM Compatibles

Operating System: Non-Stop-UX, SUN Unix, LAN Manager, Windows 95

Databases: ORACLE 7.3.2

Applications: At Lucent Technologies he was initially employed to run system tests for a fault tolerant

UNIX platform. The application running on the platform is specialized, in that, it records completed telephone call information and passes that information onto downstream systems that produce billing and other information. The system runs 24 hours a day on a fault tolerant hardware platform

He was also working on a real time authorizing, pre-paid telephone call system that has an in memory database to ensure high throughput. The on disk data store, used for data persistence, of the telephone call detail and the customer database was ORACLE 7.3.2. This means that small SQL procedures had to be written to enable the interrogation of the results from the authorizing and customer updates processes

System testing was carried out on the applications, hardware tolerance and performance measuring. The testing involves running simulators to re-create the input and output environments and the use of in house automated test tools that have been written using EXPECT

His tasks included the following areas, Writing Test Scripts, Running Test scripts, Writing UNIX and AWK Scripts, Creating small ORACLE SQL procedures, Recording of Problems using Sablime, Writing and Running Acceptance Tests, Re-testing repaired problems, Assisting in the preparation of process documentation for ISO 9001 certification. His other duties include verification of User Documentation and Release Notes. The operating system, Non-Stop UX is derived from UNIX System V, Release 4.0

Yorkshire Electricity, Leeds, England April 1996 to October 1996

Contract System Tester

Machines Used: HP 9000 Series, NT Server, IBM Compatibles

Operating System: UNIX, LAN Manager, Windows 3.11

Applications:

At Yorkshire Electricity he was employed to assist a non-computer orientated Test Manager to develop the strategy for Unit, System and User Acceptance Testing. He wrote three strategies for these elements of testing, and introduced testing tools to assist the process. T-Plan was used to hold test conditions. His tasks included introducing a Problem Manager database package, Richmond, to record and track all testing problems, writing and running test scripts and liaison with software vendors on problem resolution and re-delivery. The system was based around client server architecture

Prisons Department, London, England October 1992 to March 1996

Contract System Tester and Development Manager

Machines Used: Bull XPS-100, ICL DRS 6000, Bull DPX2, Bull DPX20, IBM Compatibles

Operating System: UNIX, AIX, Windows 3.1

Programming: Dataflex and DBASE IV version 1.5

Applications:

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