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Kaya Mason
kaya@comcast.net
615-472-9876
Professional Summary:
Senior Database Administrator (DBA) having hands-on experience with Oracle 7.x, 8, 8i, 9i, 10g and 11g on the UNIX or Windows NT/XP platforms. Practical knowledge of implementation architectures, backup and recovery procedures, trouble shooting, performance tuning, data modeling, client/server and web implementations, relational database design, data modeling and object oriented techniques.
Senior Team Leader with extensive knowledge of project development and systems implementation with a focus on data base theory, technology and application. Practiced in the presentation of these topics to various audiences across various media. Demonstrated hands-on capabilities to build quality products within schedule and costs. Practical experience with multiple hardware, operating system and software platforms and the capabilities and integration of each. Technically oriented toward finding innovative solutions with limited available resources.
Educator and Mentor providing guidance to all levels of staff as well as numerous years teaching in a formal classroom setting at Columbus State Community College (CSCC). Presented technical topics, such as advanced SQL tuning, System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and Application Programming to corporate staff and students. Presented SQL Tuning paper at Ohio Oracle User's Group (OOUG).
Experience:
Dynamics Research Corp, Nashville Tennessee,
November 2008 to Present
MiSACWIS Project DBA - Responsible for technical configuration and implementation of development and test databases for the MI SACWIS system on Oracle 11g. Responsible for database architecture and implementation. Reviewed and enhanced application designs produced by development teams, identified implementation errors prior to presentation to the customer.
Organization DBA responsible for installation, configuration, patching and management of Oracle 10g & 11g databases on application demo laptops and organization Linux server. Participant and writer for proposal efforts.
TFACTS Project DBA/Conversion Technical Lead - Responsible for technical implementation and execution of test and production data conversions from multiple legacy systems to the TN SACWIS system on Oracle 10g, with RAC and ASM. Responsible for database architecture and implementation. Standardized and formalized setup and execution of conversion environments. Recognized as significant individual responsible for project success. Arbitrated database needs across various development teams. Developed task plans and schedules.
Compuware, Columbus Ohio,
October 2006 to November 2008
Conversion Technical Lead - Responsible for technical implementation and execution of test and production data conversions from multiple legacy systems to the Ohio SACWIS system on Oracle 9i, with RAC. Responsible for team of 15-20 developers and data analysts. Standardized and formalized setup and execution of conversion environments. Lead developers to optimize conversion procedures. Recognized as significant individual responsible for turning project around from failure to success. Created data warehouse for capturing conversions which aided defect analysis and problem resolution.
TAC Worldwide, Columbus Ohio,
August 2005 to October 2006
Senior Oracle DBA for DLA Enterprise Data Center - East. Responsible for installation, configuration, patching and production support of all Oracle 8i and 9i databases in the data center. Resolved issues and support migration efforts from remote sites to centralized environment. Security Clearance granted.
TEKsystems, Columbus Ohio,
October 2003 to August 2005
Oracle DBA for Sustainment at the Defense Supply Center Columbus (DSCC) on Oracle 9i & HP-UX. Responsible for application performance tuning, problem resolution, feature analysis and deployment, monitoring technical and functional systems performance, worked with developers, configuration management and management to identify, design and deploy enhanced features. Was authorized for ADP1 security clearance in 2005. Assisted with pre and post-production system stabilization. As Harvest CM Administrator, I reworked the CM process used by the developers and deployment staff.
June 2003 to July 2003
As Technical Consultant at JM Smucker, tested and stabilized pre-production system, coordinated technical activities of 4 team members, developed functional and technical specifications for system enhancements, documented system architecture.
Columbus State Community College (CSCC), Columbus Ohio,
Summer 2000 to Spring 2003
Adjunct faculty member, teaching Oracle Database Programming to classes of 20 to 30 students. Provided Oracle database installation, configuration and support for the classroom PCs and instructional servers. Worked with the network administrators and classroom software administrators to install Oracle DBMS, Oracle Developer Suite, Oracle Forms and Reports and SQL*Net for the classrooms.
Information Control Corporation (ICC), Columbus Ohio,
March 1999 to April 2003
Sr. Oracle Consultant at Ohio Department of Aging, responsible for migration of development and production Oracle databases from HP/HP-UX to IBM/AIX servers, established backup procedures, performance tuning, scalability evaluation and developer mentoring. Reduced disk reads from over 25 million per day to less than 1 million per day by identifying and correcting program bugs, inefficient SQL statements and making efficient use of indexes, resulting in improved scalability and performance. Re-architected data extraction and synchronization subsystem to provide additional features and expandability. Assisted remote IT staffs with installation and configuration of Personal Oracle. Created scripts to clean data and improve quality.
Sr. Oracle Consultant at Trilegiant, responsible for off-hours support during the final stages of system implementation, including QA support, production implementation and data conversion. During this effort, reviewed initialization parameters, schema object settings, SQL performance and PL/SQL code. In each of these areas, recommendations were frequently implemented and resulted in improved application and database stability. Held several classes for the other DBAs and developers. The DBA classes covered SQL Tuning, Oracle Hints and an approach for developing optimal SQL. This effort required mostly non-standard work hours and I was frequently the sole DBA on site, which required quick understand of the in-house DBA procedures, server and database components, and the ability to work closely with developers without ongoing oversight.
Sr. Oracle Consultant at CheckFree, designed a Job Control system as a replacement for an existing mainframe system that is responsible for data translations. The new system is hosted on a Sun Solaris (UNIX) server, with ORACLE 8i as the database, and a 3-tier Web component for managing the system and data. The system was initially presented as a conceptual idea with several hardware and software components having been pre-selected. Working with the lead Translation Engineer and others, developed the formal system requirement, database design, application specifications and user interfaces. These topics were documented and presented at various phased to management for approval and continued support. The hardware, database and server components were developed in agreement with the design documentation with the code components being in PL/SQL, Java and ksh.
Sr. Oracle Consultant at Ultryx, added new capabilities and enhanced PL/SQL code for an Oracle 8.1.6 database supporting a web application. Rewrote several PL/SQL packages to use dynamic SQL, reducing the overall size of the code by 65%, resulting in improved maintainability. Implemented preliminary backup facility and mechanism for transporting production data to development and test servers. Reviewed table and index structure and implemented numerous indexes for improved application performance. Documented data model and database architecture for technology transfer to customer.
Consulting DBA at Metatec, providing mentoring and guidance to junior staff members. Evaluated the current infrastructure and capabilities of the ORACLE DBA. Reviewed the production and development activities to guide the development of a maintenance schedule and insure the DBA was comfortable with its implementation. Also guided the DBA during his evaluation of new systems requirements and mentored the DBA and application developers on application and SQL tuning. Worked with the DBA to install Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) and Intelligent Agents in a three tier architecture to monitor production databases. The environment consists of a half dozen HP K-class servers running HP-UX 10.20 with a dozen ORACLE 8.0.5 instances.
Consulting DBA at Borden Chemical supporting MS SQL Server 6.5 and 7.0 for Intranet web applications. Responsible for designing data models, implementing SQL Server 7 data structures and Transact SQL procedures, control of documentation and application configuration.
Consulting Oracle Database Administrator at Qwest, participating in a variety of special projects, including the creation of a development environment, conversion of the production instance default optimizer mode from 'rule' to 'choose', evaluation of several Oracle8i features such as Transportable Tablespaces and Log Miner, tuning of a significant number of application SQL queries, and general support of business needs, including evaluation and initial configuration of Oracle Discoverer. The operating environment consists of 25 HP-V, HP-N and HP-K production servers hosting 50 instances with 2+Tbytes DASD on EMC frames. The development and test servers are comparable.
AmBit Technologies, Columbus Ohio,
October 1997 to March 1999
Columbia Energy: Consulting Database Administrator (DBA) responsible for all aspects of system implementation and architectural issues supporting Client/Server database applications on an IBM RS/6000 server with 6 Oracle instances, each 1 to 10 Gbytes. Designed, documented and implemented system backup and recovery architecture and procedures. Designed and implemented hardware and Oracle resource allocations, including disk and directory usage, and tablespace, table and index allocations. Implemented data quality improvement scripts using UNIX shell and SQL. Assisted developers by creating Oracle instances and copying production data or restoring backups as well as monitored application performance and provided specific recommendations to tune SQL. Managed the application data conversion effort, including creation of the production instance, execution and monitoring of the conversion programs, and evaluation of the resulting data.
ENRON: Consulting Database Administrator responsible for multiple development, test and production database instances supporting Client/Server database applications on multiple Sun/Solaris servers. Provide guidance to developers about SQL performance tuning, create multiple development and test databases and monitor production databases. Additionally, assisted in the upgrading of two production MS-Access systems.
ASEC, Dayton Ohio,
December 1996 to October 1997
Software Program Manager responsible for deployment and ongoing maintenance of a Visual Basic & Oracle Client/Server database application that manages documents in support of an $800 Million legal action. Responsible for management of multiple Oracle 7.3 instances on HP-UX 10.20 server holding 10Gb of data and related indexes. Developed PL/SQL triggers and packages to manage data and produce data extracts. This effort was a continuation of the previous CSC task (below) and initiated by a national contract loss by CSC and win by ASEC.
CSC, Dayton Ohio,
June 1996 to December 1996
Senior Computer Scientist responsible for mentoring technical team members while providing design and implementation on a Visual Basic / Oracle Client/Server database development. Interacted with senior management through clerical staff to convert requirements into deployed system. Authored several VB programs, PL/SQL data analysis packages and UNIX shell scripts.
October 1995 to June 1996
Senior Computer Scientist responsible for monitoring performance on a dozen Oracle 7.x databases. Provided recommendations to enhance application performance and reduce execution times. Created new database instances.
TRW, Dayton Ohio,
October 1994 to September 1995
Senior Information Engineer responsible for engineering and technical analysis in support of JLSCs Provisioning and Cataloging Technical Support System (PCTSS). Evaluate system developers approach, tools, methodology and design for quality and completeness and recommend alternatives and enhancements.
August 1993 to September 1994
Senior Software Engineer responsible for software and Paradox for Windows database development and maintenance activities performed by the TRW staff. Function as the Database Administrator for Oracle V7.0 running on a Sun690 and HP9000. Assist customers to resolve requirements and programmers to implement systems. Evaluate and demonstrate the World Wide Web (WWW) and Mosaic PC client software as a solution for wide area information distribution.
ARC Professional Services Group (ARC), Dayton Ohio,
March 1993 to August 1993
Task Leader on the Air Force Office of Support Equipment (AFOSEM) project responsible for management of the staff and technical guidance for the software development and system implementation.
January 1992 to March 1993
Lead Programmer on the Initial Provisioning Management Information System (IPMIS) responsible for the 10 member development team and all design and code implementation. Co-developed design/development methodology to insure team members understood program functionality. Developed IDEAL Coding Standards and performed code audits to insure uniform quality across the system.
March 1990 to June 1992
Senior Data Base Analyst on the IPMIS project, responsible for the conceptual, logical and physical design, presentation, documentation and implementation of CA-DATACOM/DB data bases and application interfaces to the DBMS. Developed a PC based IPMIS demonstration system for distribution to ALCs and DoD, saving $80,000 of development expense. Established standards for CA-IDEAL programs and provided initial programmer training. Developed configuration management procedures for program source code and the DBMS across multiple regions. Developed documentation integration facility to eliminate cut-and-paste of graphics.
General Research Corporation (GRC), Dayton Ohio,
November 1988 to March 1990
Corporate Senior Data Base Analyst responsible for the design and implementation of ORACLE databases and application interfaces to the RDBMS, including the implementation of PRO*C, SQL*Plus and SQL*Forms data base access facilities on a SUN4/SPARC 370. Primary efforts were in support of the MASTER project, a prototype information management and data configuration system for the USAF Foreign Technologies Division (FTD).
Boeing Computer Services (BCS), Dayton Ohio,
June 1986 to November 1988
Data Base Administrator responsible for all phases of the design and implementation of the RDB project, a large-scale development in CA-DATACOM/DB DBMS on an IBM mainframe computer. Also responsible for client needs analysis and providing application developer assistance with data base interfaces in support of a system conversion and modernization for the USAF AFLC.
Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester New York,
June 1980 to June 1986
Data Base Administrator responsible for the conceptual and logical design of production databases in IMS and CA-DATACOM/DB. Project leader for development of several replacement systems in the personnel area.
Education:
2000-03 Taught Oracle Programming (CPT221/CPT225/CPT265) at Columbus State Community College (CSCC)
1994 Oracle DBA Class
1994 Lotus Notes Computer Based Training
1992 Ada Programming Language Course
1991 Computer Associates CA-DATACOM/DB DBA training
1988 Started MBA, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio (Inactive)
1980 Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management (BSIM),
Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
Methodologies/Skills:
Conceptual, logical and physical data base design
Database design and administration
Data modeling and normalization
SQL Tuning
System development life cycle
Client/Server
Prototyping
Oral and written presentations
Standards
Systems design, implementation & management
Configuration Management
Mentoring & Training
Awards:
Compuwares Rookie of the Year: May 2007
ARC's Employee of the Quarter: 4th Quarter 1990
Boeing's Suggestion System award of $3,400
Other:
IT1 granted September, 2005
ADP1 authorized 2005
ADP2 authorized December 2003
SECRET security clearance authorized July 1996.
TOP-SECRET security clearance authorized in 1989.
Senior Database Administrator (DBA) having hands-on experience with Oracle 7.x, 8, 8i, 9i, 10g and 11g on the UNIX or Windows NT/XP platforms. Practical knowledge of implementation architectures, backup and recovery procedures, trouble shooting, performance tuning, data modeling, client/server and web implementations, relational database design, data modeling and object oriented techniques.
Senior Team Leader with extensive knowledge of project development and systems implementation with a focus on data base theory, technology and application. Practiced in the presentation of these topics to various audiences across various media. Demonstrated hands-on capabilities to build quality products within schedule and costs. Practical experience with multiple hardware, operating system and software platforms and the capabilities and integration of each. Technically oriented toward finding innovative solutions with limited available resources.
Educator and Mentor providing guidance to all levels of staff as well as numerous years teaching in a formal classroom setting at Columbus State Community College (CSCC). Presented technical topics, such as advanced SQL tuning, System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and Application Programming to corporate staff and students. Presented SQL Tuning paper at Ohio Oracle User's Group (OOUG).
Experience:
Dynamics Research Corp, Nashville Tennessee,
November 2008 to Present
MiSACWIS Project DBA - Responsible for technical configuration and implementation of development and test databases for the MI SACWIS system on Oracle 11g. Responsible for database architecture and implementation. Reviewed and enhanced application designs produced by development teams, identified implementation errors prior to presentation to the customer.
Organization DBA responsible for installation, configuration, patching and management of Oracle 10g & 11g databases on application demo laptops and organization Linux server. Participant and writer for proposal efforts.
TFACTS Project DBA/Conversion Technical Lead - Responsible for technical implementation and execution of test and production data conversions from multiple legacy systems to the TN SACWIS system on Oracle 10g, with RAC and ASM. Responsible for database architecture and implementation. Standardized and formalized setup and execution of conversion environments. Recognized as significant individual responsible for project success. Arbitrated database needs across various development teams. Developed task plans and schedules.
Compuware, Columbus Ohio,
October 2006 to November 2008
Conversion Technical Lead - Responsible for technical implementation and execution of test and production data conversions from multiple legacy systems to the Ohio SACWIS system on Oracle 9i, with RAC. Responsible for team of 15-20 developers and data analysts. Standardized and formalized setup and execution of conversion environments. Lead developers to optimize conversion procedures. Recognized as significant individual responsible for turning project around from failure to success. Created data warehouse for capturing conversions which aided defect analysis and problem resolution.
TAC Worldwide, Columbus Ohio,
August 2005 to October 2006
Senior Oracle DBA for DLA Enterprise Data Center - East. Responsible for installation, configuration, patching and production support of all Oracle 8i and 9i databases in the data center. Resolved issues and support migration efforts from remote sites to centralized environment. Security Clearance granted.
TEKsystems, Columbus Ohio,
October 2003 to August 2005
Oracle DBA for Sustainment at the Defense Supply Center Columbus (DSCC) on Oracle 9i & HP-UX. Responsible for application performance tuning, problem resolution, feature analysis and deployment, monitoring technical and functional systems performance, worked with developers, configuration management and management to identify, design and deploy enhanced features. Was authorized for ADP1 security clearance in 2005. Assisted with pre and post-production system stabilization. As Harvest CM Administrator, I reworked the CM process used by the developers and deployment staff.
June 2003 to July 2003
As Technical Consultant at JM Smucker, tested and stabilized pre-production system, coordinated technical activities of 4 team members, developed functional and technical specifications for system enhancements, documented system architecture.
Columbus State Community College (CSCC), Columbus Ohio,
Summer 2000 to Spring 2003
Adjunct faculty member, teaching Oracle Database Programming to classes of 20 to 30 students. Provided Oracle database installation, configuration and support for the classroom PCs and instructional servers. Worked with the network administrators and classroom software administrators to install Oracle DBMS, Oracle Developer Suite, Oracle Forms and Reports and SQL*Net for the classrooms.
Information Control Corporation (ICC), Columbus Ohio,
March 1999 to April 2003
Sr. Oracle Consultant at Ohio Department of Aging, responsible for migration of development and production Oracle databases from HP/HP-UX to IBM/AIX servers, established backup procedures, performance tuning, scalability evaluation and developer mentoring. Reduced disk reads from over 25 million per day to less than 1 million per day by identifying and correcting program bugs, inefficient SQL statements and making efficient use of indexes, resulting in improved scalability and performance. Re-architected data extraction and synchronization subsystem to provide additional features and expandability. Assisted remote IT staffs with installation and configuration of Personal Oracle. Created scripts to clean data and improve quality.
Sr. Oracle Consultant at Trilegiant, responsible for off-hours support during the final stages of system implementation, including QA support, production implementation and data conversion. During this effort, reviewed initialization parameters, schema object settings, SQL performance and PL/SQL code. In each of these areas, recommendations were frequently implemented and resulted in improved application and database stability. Held several classes for the other DBAs and developers. The DBA classes covered SQL Tuning, Oracle Hints and an approach for developing optimal SQL. This effort required mostly non-standard work hours and I was frequently the sole DBA on site, which required quick understand of the in-house DBA procedures, server and database components, and the ability to work closely with developers without ongoing oversight.
Sr. Oracle Consultant at CheckFree, designed a Job Control system as a replacement for an existing mainframe system that is responsible for data translations. The new system is hosted on a Sun Solaris (UNIX) server, with ORACLE 8i as the database, and a 3-tier Web component for managing the system and data. The system was initially presented as a conceptual idea with several hardware and software components having been pre-selected. Working with the lead Translation Engineer and others, developed the formal system requirement, database design, application specifications and user interfaces. These topics were documented and presented at various phased to management for approval and continued support. The hardware, database and server components were developed in agreement with the design documentation with the code components being in PL/SQL, Java and ksh.
Sr. Oracle Consultant at Ultryx, added new capabilities and enhanced PL/SQL code for an Oracle 8.1.6 database supporting a web application. Rewrote several PL/SQL packages to use dynamic SQL, reducing the overall size of the code by 65%, resulting in improved maintainability. Implemented preliminary backup facility and mechanism for transporting production data to development and test servers. Reviewed table and index structure and implemented numerous indexes for improved application performance. Documented data model and database architecture for technology transfer to customer.
Consulting DBA at Metatec, providing mentoring and guidance to junior staff members. Evaluated the current infrastructure and capabilities of the ORACLE DBA. Reviewed the production and development activities to guide the development of a maintenance schedule and insure the DBA was comfortable with its implementation. Also guided the DBA during his evaluation of new systems requirements and mentored the DBA and application developers on application and SQL tuning. Worked with the DBA to install Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) and Intelligent Agents in a three tier architecture to monitor production databases. The environment consists of a half dozen HP K-class servers running HP-UX 10.20 with a dozen ORACLE 8.0.5 instances.
Consulting DBA at Borden Chemical supporting MS SQL Server 6.5 and 7.0 for Intranet web applications. Responsible for designing data models, implementing SQL Server 7 data structures and Transact SQL procedures, control of documentation and application configuration.
Consulting Oracle Database Administrator at Qwest, participating in a variety of special projects, including the creation of a development environment, conversion of the production instance default optimizer mode from 'rule' to 'choose', evaluation of several Oracle8i features such as Transportable Tablespaces and Log Miner, tuning of a significant number of application SQL queries, and general support of business needs, including evaluation and initial configuration of Oracle Discoverer. The operating environment consists of 25 HP-V, HP-N and HP-K production servers hosting 50 instances with 2+Tbytes DASD on EMC frames. The development and test servers are comparable.
AmBit Technologies, Columbus Ohio,
October 1997 to March 1999
Columbia Energy: Consulting Database Administrator (DBA) responsible for all aspects of system implementation and architectural issues supporting Client/Server database applications on an IBM RS/6000 server with 6 Oracle instances, each 1 to 10 Gbytes. Designed, documented and implemented system backup and recovery architecture and procedures. Designed and implemented hardware and Oracle resource allocations, including disk and directory usage, and tablespace, table and index allocations. Implemented data quality improvement scripts using UNIX shell and SQL. Assisted developers by creating Oracle instances and copying production data or restoring backups as well as monitored application performance and provided specific recommendations to tune SQL. Managed the application data conversion effort, including creation of the production instance, execution and monitoring of the conversion programs, and evaluation of the resulting data.
ENRON: Consulting Database Administrator responsible for multiple development, test and production database instances supporting Client/Server database applications on multiple Sun/Solaris servers. Provide guidance to developers about SQL performance tuning, create multiple development and test databases and monitor production databases. Additionally, assisted in the upgrading of two production MS-Access systems.
ASEC, Dayton Ohio,
December 1996 to October 1997
Software Program Manager responsible for deployment and ongoing maintenance of a Visual Basic & Oracle Client/Server database application that manages documents in support of an $800 Million legal action. Responsible for management of multiple Oracle 7.3 instances on HP-UX 10.20 server holding 10Gb of data and related indexes. Developed PL/SQL triggers and packages to manage data and produce data extracts. This effort was a continuation of the previous CSC task (below) and initiated by a national contract loss by CSC and win by ASEC.
CSC, Dayton Ohio,
June 1996 to December 1996
Senior Computer Scientist responsible for mentoring technical team members while providing design and implementation on a Visual Basic / Oracle Client/Server database development. Interacted with senior management through clerical staff to convert requirements into deployed system. Authored several VB programs, PL/SQL data analysis packages and UNIX shell scripts.
October 1995 to June 1996
Senior Computer Scientist responsible for monitoring performance on a dozen Oracle 7.x databases. Provided recommendations to enhance application performance and reduce execution times. Created new database instances.
TRW, Dayton Ohio,
October 1994 to September 1995
Senior Information Engineer responsible for engineering and technical analysis in support of JLSCs Provisioning and Cataloging Technical Support System (PCTSS). Evaluate system developers approach, tools, methodology and design for quality and completeness and recommend alternatives and enhancements.
August 1993 to September 1994
Senior Software Engineer responsible for software and Paradox for Windows database development and maintenance activities performed by the TRW staff. Function as the Database Administrator for Oracle V7.0 running on a Sun690 and HP9000. Assist customers to resolve requirements and programmers to implement systems. Evaluate and demonstrate the World Wide Web (WWW) and Mosaic PC client software as a solution for wide area information distribution.
ARC Professional Services Group (ARC), Dayton Ohio,
March 1993 to August 1993
Task Leader on the Air Force Office of Support Equipment (AFOSEM) project responsible for management of the staff and technical guidance for the software development and system implementation.
January 1992 to March 1993
Lead Programmer on the Initial Provisioning Management Information System (IPMIS) responsible for the 10 member development team and all design and code implementation. Co-developed design/development methodology to insure team members understood program functionality. Developed IDEAL Coding Standards and performed code audits to insure uniform quality across the system.
March 1990 to June 1992
Senior Data Base Analyst on the IPMIS project, responsible for the conceptual, logical and physical design, presentation, documentation and implementation of CA-DATACOM/DB data bases and application interfaces to the DBMS. Developed a PC based IPMIS demonstration system for distribution to ALCs and DoD, saving $80,000 of development expense. Established standards for CA-IDEAL programs and provided initial programmer training. Developed configuration management procedures for program source code and the DBMS across multiple regions. Developed documentation integration facility to eliminate cut-and-paste of graphics.
General Research Corporation (GRC), Dayton Ohio,
November 1988 to March 1990
Corporate Senior Data Base Analyst responsible for the design and implementation of ORACLE databases and application interfaces to the RDBMS, including the implementation of PRO*C, SQL*Plus and SQL*Forms data base access facilities on a SUN4/SPARC 370. Primary efforts were in support of the MASTER project, a prototype information management and data configuration system for the USAF Foreign Technologies Division (FTD).
Boeing Computer Services (BCS), Dayton Ohio,
June 1986 to November 1988
Data Base Administrator responsible for all phases of the design and implementation of the RDB project, a large-scale development in CA-DATACOM/DB DBMS on an IBM mainframe computer. Also responsible for client needs analysis and providing application developer assistance with data base interfaces in support of a system conversion and modernization for the USAF AFLC.
Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester New York,
June 1980 to June 1986
Data Base Administrator responsible for the conceptual and logical design of production databases in IMS and CA-DATACOM/DB. Project leader for development of several replacement systems in the personnel area.
Education:
2000-03 Taught Oracle Programming (CPT221/CPT225/CPT265) at Columbus State Community College (CSCC)
1994 Oracle DBA Class
1994 Lotus Notes Computer Based Training
1992 Ada Programming Language Course
1991 Computer Associates CA-DATACOM/DB DBA training
1988 Started MBA, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio (Inactive)
1980 Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management (BSIM),
Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
Methodologies/Skills:
Conceptual, logical and physical data base design
Database design and administration
Data modeling and normalization
SQL Tuning
System development life cycle
Client/Server
Prototyping
Oral and written presentations
Standards
Systems design, implementation & management
Configuration Management
Mentoring & Training
Awards:
Compuwares Rookie of the Year: May 2007
ARC's Employee of the Quarter: 4th Quarter 1990
Boeing's Suggestion System award of $3,400
Other:
IT1 granted September, 2005
ADP1 authorized 2005
ADP2 authorized December 2003
SECRET security clearance authorized July 1996.
TOP-SECRET security clearance authorized in 1989.
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