Position: Desired- Sr. Programmer/Analyst Current- Sr. Programmer/Analyst
Salary: Desired- Open Current-
I am experienced in a variety of development and maintenance projects. I have supervised small groups of programmers with technical and design guidance. I have written extensive documentation for the products and interfaces I have developed and I have had extensive communications with representatives of large companies while building these interfaces. I have designed solutions for projects in a legacy system with flexibility and adaptability. Most of my career involves BAL but I have a fair amount of experience in CICS and COBOL. I have also converted BAL programs to COBOL.
Experience:
3/98-06/29/12 First Data Corp. Merchant Services South
1307 Walt Whitman Rd., Melville, NY, 11747
I support and modify CICS applications, adding screens and tasks as needed to maintain merchant profiles. I also support and modify Intercomm (a CICS-like online system) as part of the credit card authorization business. I started at FDMS by translating a huge, batch BAL program into COBOL II. I then made a series of modifications to the new COBOL program for various Discover, Amex, Visa and Mastercard mandated releases.
9/89-3/98 Avis Rent-A-Car (WizCom)
6 Sylvan Way, Parsippany, NJ 07054
Technical Project Leader working on reservation systems interfaces for a variety of Airlines (e.g. American Airlines, United Airlines, etc.), Hotel and Car-Rental companies. This involves applications with host-to-host communication of reservation requests and responses and are all written in BAL using IMS DB/DC.
10/88-9/89 Nationar
2000 Woodbury Rd, Woodbury, NY
Sr Programmer/Analyst working on back office batch jobs for checking/overdraft statements and bulk-filing, check processing. This was done primarily in COBOL. Also, new development and support for banking teller/platform devices that were implemented in BAL using Macro level CICS and VSAM files.
4/86-10/88 EAB
EAB Plaza, Uniondale, NY
Sr Programmer/Analyst working on back-office batch jobs for lockbox, remittance, and bulk-filing, check processing. The bulk-filing was primarily BAL, although some applications were developed in COBOL. The lockbox, remittance, and clearing house interactive and transmission software were developed using BAL CICS Command level interface.
11/84-4/86 Computer Associates
One CA Plaza
Islandia, NY 11749
Software engineer working primarily in development but also supported older versions, retrofitting features and forward-fitting fixes. Worked on what is today CA7/Scheduler 7.1 adding the VTAM interface component, JES2 exits, and various other technical features related to what CA refers to as it’s operating system adapters.
Education:
Master Degree, Computer Science 1999, 3.9+ gpa
NYIT, Old Westbury, NY
Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, 3.9+ gpa
SUNY, Old Westbury, NY
Associates Applied Science, Data Processing, 3.5+ gpa
NCCC, Nassau County, NY
Islip High School 1973
Islip, NY
Languages:
BAL COBOL Eztrieve REXX CLIST
Visual Basic Extra! Basic HTML Borland C/C++
Software:
OS/MVS JCL IDCAMS TSO/ISPF OS/MVS Utilites IMS DB/DC
CICS Macro CICS Command VECTOR III VM/CMS Windows XP MS Office
IMS
Hardware: Mainframes: 3090, 308x, 43xx, 303x, 3x0/xx
DASD: 3380, 3350, 3330
Unit Record: 3800, 3211, 1403
PC: IBM compatibles
Misc: VTAM application-to-application software
SMF data handling; JES2 Exit (type 4)
Cross-memory services (move-to-primary/secondary)
VSAM, BPAM, BDAM, BSAM, QSAM
Dynamic dataset allocation
References: Mark Zettl, FisrtData, (Current Manager, OK to call)
Mohammed Aly, CA, 631-***-****
Gerry Bottini, EAB, 631-***-****
Jim Harkins, Avis, 973-***-****