Senior Consultant
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Systems Analyst and Programmer with over 6 years experience, primarily in the Oracle environment Very
strong in the design and development of business applications.
Has extensive experience with:
· Oracle Applications 10.6/10.7 SC & Ver. 11i
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Modules: INV, BOM, WIP, AR, PO, OE, AOL, SYS ADM
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Commerce One – Buysite
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Developer/2000 (Reports
2.5)
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PL/SQL 2.x, C, C++,
Visual Basic 4.0
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Oracle 7.x, 8.x
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SQL*LOADER 7.3
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SQL*PLUS 3.2
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PL/SQL
Education
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Bachelor's Degree in
Information Science
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Commerce One Buysite
Training
Major Assignments
As a full time consultant I was placed on the following assignments:
April 2002 – December 2002
As Technical Consultant on an Oracle
11i Implementation,
for a Large
Aerospace Firm, was responsible
for the following:
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Designed and developed an XML
Interface from Oracle Apps to ProPricer using PL/SQL packages and procedures
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Designed and developed PL/SQL
packages to explode both Oracle Apps and Legacy Bills of Material
·
Designed and developed PL/SQL
package to automate the submission of Oracle API concurrent programs. This was
used to automate the Inventory Item conversion process.
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Designed and developed PL/SQL
packages to do WIP Issues and Returns via the Transactions Interface
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Developed packages to implement
interface directory standards across database instances and servers
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Provided production support for
the following interfaces:
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Oracle to ProPricer interface
Ø
The PeopleSoft to Oracle GL
interface
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The Autotime to Oracle GL
interface
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Designed and developed PL/SQL
package, report and audit report for Defense Priority Allocation System (DPAS)
Rated items on Contracts and Sales Orders.
Ø
Exploded Oracle Bills of
Material for items on Contracts and Sales Orders to find purchased parts whose
total lead time exceeds delivery date or whose costs exceeded $50,000.
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Audit report was created
to show all PO’s that were made for DPAS Rated items.
October 2000 – April 2002
As Lead Technical Consultant on an Oracle 11i Implementation for Large
Manufacturing Firm was responsible
for the following:
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Managed technical team of five
consultants
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Assigned technical deliverables
to subordinate team members
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Estimated complexity and build
time of technical deliverables
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Tracked expenses
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Monitored deliverable progress
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Assisted in resolution of HR
issues
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Designed & built the data
conversion of AR Invoices/Receipts between Oracle Applications 11.0.3 and 11i
instance.
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Designed & built the Item
and On-Hand Quantity conversion from 11.0.3 and Visibility (an Oracle based
Legacy system) to 11i
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Designed Customer Interface
between Oracle Applications 11.0.3 and 11i instance
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Migrated existing 11.0.3 AR
Invoice to Internal Billing System (IBS) interface to 11i
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Designed Internal Billing
System (IBS) Cash Receipt interface to Oracle 11i AR
As a full time consultant for a consulting firm, I was placed on the
following assignments:
April 2000 –June
2000
As a Technical
Consultant for a medium
sized communications company, responsible for designing and
Implementing the data conversion of orders between Clarify and Telecom Business
Systems (TBS) using PL/SQL Packages and Procedures.
August 1999 –
February 2000
As a Technical
Consultant for I was responsible for the following activities:
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Designing data
conversions for the following modules:
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Accounts Receivable –
Invoices, Payments, & Customers
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Inventory – Items
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Accounts Payable –
Supplier Invoices
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Purchasing – Purchase
Orders
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Assisting in time
estimates and project plan adjustments with regard to technical designs and
development
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Educating client
technical team members on various tasks of the new system
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Managing technical issue
resolution
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Designing a custom
interface to download data from Oracle Applications to 3rd party
package, NexGen. NexGen required data from INV, OE, AR, & PO
As a full time consultant for a
consulting company, I was placed on the following assignments:
February 1999 –
June 1999
As the Lead
Technical Consultant for medium
sized manufacturing company,
responsible for the following activities:
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Supervising consultant
and client technical resources
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Assisting in time
estimates and project plan adjustments with regard to technical designs and
development
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Facilitating technical
issue resolution coordinating with technical team members the right
functional/client resource
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Preparing the design
documents and migration strategy for data conversions of Items, BOM’s,
Routings, and Item Categories
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Coding PL/SQL Procedures
and Packages for converting BOM’s, Routings, and Item Categories
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Designing a custom
interface to download data from Oracle Applications to 3rd party
package, Taylor Executive Scheduling System (TESS). TESS required data from OE,
WIP, MRP, BOM, and PO
June 1998 –
February 1999
As the National
Resource Manager for a
consulting company,
Enterprise Package Solutions Division, Oracle Practice responsible for the
following activities:
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Understanding the
technical and functional needs of requirements generated by the Account Managers
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Designing a system to
maintain and track the skill sets of 270+ Oracle Applications consultants. The
system also captured the business flow of a consultant from their start date at
consulting company to their project roll-off. This system was then expanded to
include all of the practices in the EPS division.
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Producing reports to
track costs incurred by the practice for all consultants not currently on a
project
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Assisting in Consultant
selection and motivation
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Managing the 20 to 45
consultants who were not on a project at a given time. Decided on their course
of training, work hours and days off
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Assisting Account
Managers in doing Consultant paperwork
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Coordinating the project
end dates between the Consultants and the Account Managers
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Insuring that all
Consultant resumes were updated as soon as a roll-off date was determined
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Coordinating movement of
Consultants to projects
May 1998 – June
1998
As the Technical
Lead Consultant for heavy
equipment manufacturer,
participated in the Oracle Manufacturing migration teams’ analysis of business
rules to identify Interfaces to Oracle Manufacturing’s Work in Process, Bill
of Material, and Inventory modules.
April 1997 – April
1998
As a Technical
Consultant for a
major electronics manufacturer,
participated as a member of the Oracle Manufacturing migration team in the
analysis of business rules, customization of Oracle Manufacturing’s Work in
Process, Bill of Material, and Inventory modules to conform to operational needs
and to insure a reliable interface to the existing Oracle based Customer Order
Maintenance (COM) and Bill of Materials (Configurator) systems to Oracle
Manufacturing. Involved in the following activities:
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Designing and
implementing an interface to generate shipping labels via EZLabel, a 3rd
party software package. Data was gathered from INV and WIP.
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Designing and
implementing Customized Shop Paperwork Reports, gathering data from I2Rhythm,
COM, Configurator, and Oracle Applications (INV & WIP)
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Designing and
implementing Printing Tagout Slips. Tagout Slips were pegged to an individual
WIP Discrete Job and printed when specific assembly types were in and out of
sub-inventories during WIP moves
July 1995 – March 1997
As an Analyst
for software
developer, responsible for development and migration of a new version of the
current software from a DOS environment to a Windows 95 environment.
Provided telephone support to worldwide users of the software. Went to client sites in other cities and installed the
hardware, network, and REBAR software on the premises.
Involved in the following activities:
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Assisting in developing a
small Work In Process database application to allow the user to assign orders of
steel to a specific truck and to track the progression of the steel through the
shop after its released for work
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Developing a print
spooler to read specific binary and ASCII files
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Writing a program
embedding functions from Sequiter Software’s Codebase product to insert,
update, and delete records to Foxpro 2.6 for Windows tables from an MS-DOS
program
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Writing a Visual Basic
4.0 front-end to an Access database. This program enables the users to track orders of steel on a
job-by-job basis. It interfaced
with Crystal ReportWriter 5.0 to generate printed reports from the database