SUMMARY
TECHNICAL SUMMARY
Hardware: | HP9000, HP3000, PC Clients |
Environment: | Unix, MPE/X, Windows 95, Windows NT |
Languages/Tools: | Oracle Developer 2000, PL/SQL, Forms 4.5, Reports 2.5, C, Oracle Pro*C, Visual Basic, Korn Shell, HTML, JavaScript, Cold Fusion, Windows SDK, COBOL, C++, Excelerator, Clearcase, MS Office, CorelDraw |
Databases: | Oracle V7, Access, Image, Rbase |
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Computing Systems with Presidential Honors
Object-Oriented Internetworking Special Studies
City University, Bellevue, WA, 1999
Oracle Certified Application Developer
EXPERIENCE
The Boeing Company, Greater Seattle Area, WA | 1986 - Present |
Lead Application Analyst and Developer supporting the Boeing Tooling and Manufacturing Services communities' central supply sources. Lead analyst and programming support in the areas of raw, non-stocked, and non-consumable inventory items. Currently working as the senior system architect for the TORIS (Tracking, Ordering, Receiving, and Issuing System) Project. | |
Tracking, Ordering, Receiving, Issuing System (TORIS) Architect | 1994 - Present |
Responsibilities include: Support of a commercial Oracle Developer 2000 based MRP II application, Impresa by epicor, as the senior technical lead in a group of 11 people.
Implementation of processes to support the Software Engineering Institute's Capability Maturity Model (SEI/CMM).
Development and implementation of manufacturing and purchasing business redesign and improvements including the supporting computing process and data models.
Production development, support, and maintenance of Oracle Forms and Reports, C processes, Dynamic web reporting, and production Unix Korn shell jobs.
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National Wind Tunnel Complex (NWTC) Consulting Analyst | 1995 (Part Time) |
Responsibilities included: Providing special consulting support to develop the process model for the NASA NWTC facility management system. This system was to support the scheduling and management of the facility using MRP concepts.
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Central Cutter Pool Relocation Project Architect | 1993 - 1994 |
Responsibilities included: Ensuring that the MILS computing development focused on the successful relocation of the Central Cutter Pool.
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Manufacturing Inventory Location System (MILS) Replacement Project Architect | 1990 - 1992 |
Responsibilities included: Being the lead designer and architect of the MILS Replacement Development Project.
The project replaced a 20-year old COBOL purchasing and inventory application. The application replacement involved coordination across major Boeing divisions for the entire Tooling and Manufacturing Services community with representatives from Auburn, Everett, Renton, Portland, and the Defense and Space Group.
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Manufacturing Inventory Location System (MILS) Project Lead | 1988 - 1990 |
Responsibilities included: Coordinating the maintenance efforts of four MILS programmers in a COBOL II, HP3000 environment,
and scheduling and approval of all application activities for 15 separate customer environments.
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Non-Production Supplies Inventory System (NPSIS) and Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS) Business Systems Analyst | 1986 - 1988 |
Responsibilities included: Interfacing between the customer/user base and the programming staff,
troubleshooting application problems, defining customer requirements, testing new software releases, and end-user training.
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AlliedSignal, Redmond, WA | 1999 (Part Time) |
Customer Billing System Application Analyst | |
Responsibilities included: Identification and repair of major application problems preventing the recording and invoicing of customer sales of Iridium Satellite phone equipment and services.
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Group Health Cooperative, Tukwila, WA | 1999 (Part Time) |
Reserve Pharmacist Scheduling Application Developer | |
Responsibilities included: Requirements definition and development of an open architecture application to support the scheduling of relief pharmacists for Group Health.
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OTHER EXPERIENCE