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RssData Analyst / DBA / Programmer Analyst / Production Support

Well respected individual with high professional standards in search of an institution where I can achieve and exceed goals and objectives, providing superior customer service and ensuring uninterrupted service.

Programmer Analyst

Dover, NJ

About Me

Industry:

 Information Technology

Occupation:

 Programmer Analyst

Highlights:

 Make it Dean List when studying WEB Development at CCM.

Ideal Companies:

 Google, American Express, KPMG, Goldman Sachs, Pricewater house coopers, MEDCO, AIG, Paychex, Lehigh Valley Hospital and Health Network
 

Education level:

 Bachelor

Will Relocate:

 Yes

Location:

 Dover, NJ

Work Experiences

5/2002 - 3/2009

Zamo Inc.

Director / VP

  • •Managed all facets of transportation business as sales, accounting, operations, and retention. •Optimized on time delivery. Implemented off peak dump hours using pre-loads, additional results include 50% reduction in overtime.

4/1999 - 3/2002

Computer Sciences Corporation

Manager

  • •Ensured continuous and uninterrupted service when maintained, monitored and tuned production databases as a 24/7 on call technical support. •Combined analytical and technical expertise troubleshooting, identifying, and correcting production or development database problems. •Supported project teams, end users, developers and system groups on any database related issues.

10/1989 - 3/1999

AT&T

Manager

  • •Reduced by 55% ticketing from open issues listing from data centers by implementing a new operations handbook. •Prevented implementations of costly applications that did not conform with the time and cost constraints standards. •Supported quality assurance team by testing procedures for both automated and manual process, coordinating with data governance team and internal clients. •Created unique version release control to improve systems documentation, saving time and resources as part of lessons learn process. •Consolidated hundred of reports into dozens by creating a DDP (data definition platform) documentation, reducing CPU time as well as optimizing printing procedures. •Trained computer programmers to ensure the proper use of application standards and providing progress reports to upper management. •Simplified a summarization process between the client server and the mainframe platforms, due to reconciliation and validation procedures.

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