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Title: Senior Data Architect
Years Total Experience: 33 Years
Desired Position: Information System Design, Data Architecture, Logical Architecture,
Database Design, Data Analysis, Systems Analysis, Data Mining, Operations Research, Data Warehousing
Summary of Qualifications
Thirty-three years of experience in wide range of Information Technology related disciplines
including Logical Data Architecture, Relational and Dimensional Database Design, ETL (Extract
Transform Load) Design, Business Process Engineering, Management Science/Operations Research,
Data Mining, Simulation (Discrete Event), Statistics, Optimization. I am experienced with the
prevailing system development methodologies, and standards including UML (Universal Modeling
Language), Spiral Development, IDEF (Integrated Definition Modeling Methods), Data Item
Descriptions (DIDs), and CMM/CMMI criteria.
I have designed models, databases and systems for numerous applications including an enterprise
scale Data Warehouse, Object/Data Models, Product Data Models (PDM), Integrated Data
Environments (IDE), Search Engines, Operations Research Applications, Simulation Models (Discrete
Event), Business Process, Workflow.
Domain experience includes Army Aviation, Navy Shipbuilding, Air Force Logistics, the NASA
Shuttle Program, and various Dept. of Energy research projects.
QinetiQ North America, Systems Engineering Group (SEG), Huntsville, AL
Oct. 2005 to present
Senior Data Architect for the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command - Condition Based
Maintenance Data Warehouse (CBM-DW) Program. Responsible for logical and physical
architecture required to integrate data from multiple, Army Aviation enterprise data sources including
on-board health monitoring and usage systems (HUMS, IVHMS, MDR, MSPU, VMEP), log book and
maintenance data (ULLS-A), and logistics databases (MCDS, Army Maintenance Consolidated
Database System). Familiar with Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS-A). Duties
include data modeling; logical design of relational and dimensional schemas; investigation, reverse
engineering and documentation of data sources; logical definitions and business rules; assessment of
data quality; development of data extract, transform and load (ETL) logic; data migration logic; and
liaison with POCs for various data sources. Developed mapping of condition indicators (CIs) and
vibration data to helicopter Work Unit Codes (WUC) to enable correlation of maintenance and
vibration data. Developed common taxonomy to identify measured/tracked components, and
systems. Developed algorithms to derive helicopter configuration and component age from
maintenance records and flight data. Performed various special studies including analysis of install
location data, readiness metrics, and flight duration from Digital Source Collection (DSC) systems.
The CBM-DW is a large scale data warehouse with approximately five terabytes of data running
under Oracle 11g.
Job responsibilities include concept of operations, detail design, code, documentation, test, debug,
configuration control and change management, cross-functional design review and coordination
among various organizational units in compliance with CMMI Level 3 processes.
Intergraph Corporation, Huntsville, Al
Feb. 1996 to Oct 2005
Senior Data Architect: U.S. Air Force Electronic Technical Information Management System
(ETIMS) Program, sponsored by the Air Force Material Command (MSG/MMF). Logical design of
the object/data model architecture to subsume functionality of twenty plus systems employed to
manage Air Force Technical Orders.
Project Manager/Tech Lead: Developed Integrated Data Environment (IDE) for the Air Force Engine
Test Cell Facilities at Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center using Metaphase platform. Performed
project management; facilitated requirements development; generated user documentation; trained
end user; performed all aspects of Metaphase technical development.
Project Manager for development of a web-based Search Engine for Avondale Industries distributed
Product Data Management System - U.S. Navy LPD-17 ship building program.
Senior Systems Consultant: Developed concept of operations; coordinated development of system
requirements; designed architecture; developed workflow; wrote user and training documentation;
and supervised implementation and test of a ship construction configuration management (CM)
system for Avondale Industries - U.S. Navy LPD-17 ship building program. CM was one part of an
Integrated Data Environment (IDE) implemented using Metaphase technology. Other tasks include
business process engineering and workflow modeling; process and discrete event simulation
modeling for various Air Force programs including suspense tracking; spare part allocation across
multiple bases for the E-3 aircraft (AREP Initiative); and simulation of spare part cannibalization and
"asset routing" for depot repair process (DREP Initiative).
United Technologies - USBI, Huntsville, Alabama
Mar. 1991 to Jan 1996
Manager - Performance Measurement, Budgets & Schedules: Performed system design and
implementation of computerized planning, control, and performance measurement systems in
conformance with Cost/Schedule Control System Criteria (C/SCSC). Completed system requirements
and design of Material Requirements Planning (MRP) and subcontract control system. Conducted
statistical analysis (regression) to quantify cost of Space Shuttle flight schedule delays. Managed
budget, schedule, and performance measurement systems for the Space Shuttle Solid Rocket Booster
(SRB) Program, a $150M per year concern representing 99% of the Division's business base.
Supervised a six person branch with responsibility for issuance of budget and schedule guidance in
conformance with contract and funding constraints; monitored the accuracy and adequacy of
resultant plans and progress reports; developed and promulgated system procedures; performed trend
analysis; reconciled plans to contract value and requirements; and developed a monthly Earned
Value Performance report used to monitor and manage the overall SRB Program for NASA customer.
John M. Cockerham & Associates, Huntsville, Alabama
June 1990 to March 1991
Senior Technical Consultant: Developed system requirements and implemented project management
systems for NASA clients. Evaluated software for applicability to various NASA projects and labs.
Maintained cost and schedule risk analysis software. Performed marketing activities.
Rockwell International - Rocketdyne Division, Canoga Park, California
April 1982 to June 1990
Project Manager: Supervised a six person unit devoted to the development, programming, and
operation of Industrial Engineering systems to project Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME) logistic
maintenance requirements; management systems to project overall SSME Program manpower and
budget requirements (Program Operating Plans); and information systems to manage and track
hardware assets. Developed a logistic maintenance projection model, employing discrete event
simulation, for the SSME based upon hardware failure rates, life limits, and other engineering
parameters. Briefed senior management and customer to justify hardware and associated budget
requirements for the $400M per year SSME Program. Managed and performed the entire array of
system development activities including concept development, marketing, system requirements,
design, programming, documentation, installation, training, and maintenance. Performed systems
analysis, model design, and conducted statistical analyses of SSME hardware refurbishment costs,
content, and frequency, as well as numerous special studies.
Cal Tech Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California
June 1978 to March 1982
Engineer: Developed and implemented quantitative techniques to research, manage or evaluate the
financial and operating characteristics of technical systems. Position involved model formulation,
computer programming, documentation, and customer briefings. Projects included production system
cost modeling; economic design requirements for new coal mining systems; optimal research project
selection (cost/benefit); statistical analysis of energy saving device for automobiles; marketability of
electric vehicles; statistical analysis of coal resources; evaluation of automated fingerprint
identification systems; programming a cost/performance model for spacecraft information systems.
Position was part time during graduate school and full time beginning May of 1980
Technical Skills
Data Architecture - Relational and Dimensional (Data Warehouse) logical and physical design, ETL
logic
Design Methodologies - Rational Unified Process (RUP), Project Lifecycle Methodology (PLM),
IDEF, Business Process Engineering, Unified Modeling Language (UML)
Design Tools - SQL Developer, System Architect (IBM), Rational XDE Modeler (IBM), ProSIM
(KBSI)
Code/Languages - Oracle SQL, PL/SQL, Oracle Data Miner (ODM), Metaphase, C++, C, Witness
(discrete event simulation), MS Visual Basic. Also have employed PL/I, FORTRAN, SAS, SPSS,
Artemis, BASIC, COBOL, JCL, TSO, SPF, XML, and DOS. Familiar with web application technologies
- XML, Java. Quickly learn new languages, applications and environments as required.
Environments - Windows XP, Vista, Oracle (SQL Plus, SQL Developer)
Systems Development and Integration Experience: Integrated Data Environments (IDE); Product
Data Management Systems (PDMS); Workflow; Simulation Modeling (Monte Carlo); Projection
Modeling (Logistics, Schedules, Financials); Enterprise Scale Data Warehousing; Project/Program
Management, Earned Value, Cost/Schedule Control System Criteria; experienced with all phases of
the Software Development Lifecycle
Degrees
M.S. Management (Management Science/Operations Research), University of California Los
Angeles Graduate School of Management, Dec. 1981.
B.A. Economics, California State University, Sonoma, Jan. 1976
Other Education
Postgraduate work in Computer Science & Industrial Engineering, University of Alabama
Huntsville, 1995 to 1998
Postgraduate work in Mathematics, California State University, Sonoma, Sept. 1977 to June 1978
High School Diploma, La Jolla Country Day School, June 1971
Specialized Training:
Introduction to Rose/Visual Basic Using UML
Metaphase Administration and Customization
Management Orientation, Project Management Effectiveness - Rockwell International
Supervisory Skills, Management Principles, Interpersonal Relationships, Developing Employee
Performance, Leadership Development - United Technologies
Awards
Astronaut's Award for Professional Excellence ("Silver Snoopy") 11/86 for logistics simulation
modeling.
"On the Spot" Achievement Award presented by Avondale Industries 10/99 for accomplishments
implementing configuration management for ship systems
Security Clearance: Secret - granted 3/9/2005 by DISCO
Career Publications
"Using Simulation to Evaluate Logistic Processes, An Evaluation of E-3 Aircraft Readiness Based
Levels for Recoverable Hardware" Paper presented at 1997 Air Force Logistics Symposium
"A Study of the United States Coal Resources," Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of
Technology, prepared for U.S. Department of Energy, Doc. DOE/ET-12548-X, Dec. 1981
"FBI Fingerprint Identification Automation Study: Final Report," Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
California Institute of Technology, prepared for U.S. Dept. Of Justice, Federal Bureau of
Investigation, Doc. 5030-517-1, Dec. 1981
"A Moving Baseline for Evaluation of Advanced Coal Extraction Systems," Jet Propulsion
Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, prepared for U.S. Dept. of Energy, Doc. DOE/ET-
12548-5, April 1981
"Methodology for Urban Rail and Construction Technology Research and Development Planning,"
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, prepared for U.S. Dept. of
Transportation, Report UMTA-CA-06-0116-80-3, August 1980
"Coal Cost Analysis Model (COCAM)," Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of
Technology, prepared for U.S. Dept. of Energy, Doc. #5030-341, July 1979
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Maya Westerfield
daya.westerfield@knology.net
256-520-9876
Title: Senior Data Architect
Years Total Experience: 33 Years
Desired Position: Information System Design, Data Architecture, Logical Architecture,
Database Design, Data Analysis, Systems Analysis, Data Mining, Operations Research, Data Warehousing
Summary of Qualifications
Thirty-three years of experience in wide range of Information Technology related disciplines
including Logical Data Architecture, Relational and Dimensional Database Design, ETL (Extract
Transform Load) Design, Business Process Engineering, Management Science/Operations Research,
Data Mining, Simulation (Discrete Event), Statistics, Optimization. I am experienced with the
prevailing system development methodologies, and standards including UML (Universal Modeling
Language), Spiral Development, IDEF (Integrated Definition Modeling Methods), Data Item
Descriptions (DIDs), and CMM/CMMI criteria.
I have designed models, databases and systems for numerous applications including an enterprise
scale Data Warehouse, Object/Data Models, Product Data Models (PDM), Integrated Data
Environments (IDE), Search Engines, Operations Research Applications, Simulation Models (Discrete
Event), Business Process, Workflow.
Domain experience includes Army Aviation, Navy Shipbuilding, Air Force Logistics, the NASA
Shuttle Program, and various Dept. of Energy research projects.
QinetiQ North America, Systems Engineering Group (SEG), Huntsville, AL
Oct. 2005 to present
Senior Data Architect for the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command - Condition Based
Maintenance Data Warehouse (CBM-DW) Program. Responsible for logical and physical
architecture required to integrate data from multiple, Army Aviation enterprise data sources including
on-board health monitoring and usage systems (HUMS, IVHMS, MDR, MSPU, VMEP), log book and
maintenance data (ULLS-A), and logistics databases (MCDS, Army Maintenance Consolidated
Database System). Familiar with Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS-A). Duties
include data modeling; logical design of relational and dimensional schemas; investigation, reverse
engineering and documentation of data sources; logical definitions and business rules; assessment of
data quality; development of data extract, transform and load (ETL) logic; data migration logic; and
liaison with POCs for various data sources. Developed mapping of condition indicators (CIs) and
vibration data to helicopter Work Unit Codes (WUC) to enable correlation of maintenance and
vibration data. Developed common taxonomy to identify measured/tracked components, and
systems. Developed algorithms to derive helicopter configuration and component age from
maintenance records and flight data. Performed various special studies including analysis of install
location data, readiness metrics, and flight duration from Digital Source Collection (DSC) systems.
The CBM-DW is a large scale data warehouse with approximately five terabytes of data running
under Oracle 11g.
Job responsibilities include concept of operations, detail design, code, documentation, test, debug,
configuration control and change management, cross-functional design review and coordination
among various organizational units in compliance with CMMI Level 3 processes.
Intergraph Corporation, Huntsville, Al
Feb. 1996 to Oct 2005
Senior Data Architect: U.S. Air Force Electronic Technical Information Management System
(ETIMS) Program, sponsored by the Air Force Material Command (MSG/MMF). Logical design of
the object/data model architecture to subsume functionality of twenty plus systems employed to
manage Air Force Technical Orders.
Project Manager/Tech Lead: Developed Integrated Data Environment (IDE) for the Air Force Engine
Test Cell Facilities at Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center using Metaphase platform. Performed
project management; facilitated requirements development; generated user documentation; trained
end user; performed all aspects of Metaphase technical development.
Project Manager for development of a web-based Search Engine for Avondale Industries distributed
Product Data Management System - U.S. Navy LPD-17 ship building program.
Senior Systems Consultant: Developed concept of operations; coordinated development of system
requirements; designed architecture; developed workflow; wrote user and training documentation;
and supervised implementation and test of a ship construction configuration management (CM)
system for Avondale Industries - U.S. Navy LPD-17 ship building program. CM was one part of an
Integrated Data Environment (IDE) implemented using Metaphase technology. Other tasks include
business process engineering and workflow modeling; process and discrete event simulation
modeling for various Air Force programs including suspense tracking; spare part allocation across
multiple bases for the E-3 aircraft (AREP Initiative); and simulation of spare part cannibalization and
"asset routing" for depot repair process (DREP Initiative).
United Technologies - USBI, Huntsville, Alabama
Mar. 1991 to Jan 1996
Manager - Performance Measurement, Budgets & Schedules: Performed system design and
implementation of computerized planning, control, and performance measurement systems in
conformance with Cost/Schedule Control System Criteria (C/SCSC). Completed system requirements
and design of Material Requirements Planning (MRP) and subcontract control system. Conducted
statistical analysis (regression) to quantify cost of Space Shuttle flight schedule delays. Managed
budget, schedule, and performance measurement systems for the Space Shuttle Solid Rocket Booster
(SRB) Program, a $150M per year concern representing 99% of the Division's business base.
Supervised a six person branch with responsibility for issuance of budget and schedule guidance in
conformance with contract and funding constraints; monitored the accuracy and adequacy of
resultant plans and progress reports; developed and promulgated system procedures; performed trend
analysis; reconciled plans to contract value and requirements; and developed a monthly Earned
Value Performance report used to monitor and manage the overall SRB Program for NASA customer.
John M. Cockerham & Associates, Huntsville, Alabama
June 1990 to March 1991
Senior Technical Consultant: Developed system requirements and implemented project management
systems for NASA clients. Evaluated software for applicability to various NASA projects and labs.
Maintained cost and schedule risk analysis software. Performed marketing activities.
Rockwell International - Rocketdyne Division, Canoga Park, California
April 1982 to June 1990
Project Manager: Supervised a six person unit devoted to the development, programming, and
operation of Industrial Engineering systems to project Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME) logistic
maintenance requirements; management systems to project overall SSME Program manpower and
budget requirements (Program Operating Plans); and information systems to manage and track
hardware assets. Developed a logistic maintenance projection model, employing discrete event
simulation, for the SSME based upon hardware failure rates, life limits, and other engineering
parameters. Briefed senior management and customer to justify hardware and associated budget
requirements for the $400M per year SSME Program. Managed and performed the entire array of
system development activities including concept development, marketing, system requirements,
design, programming, documentation, installation, training, and maintenance. Performed systems
analysis, model design, and conducted statistical analyses of SSME hardware refurbishment costs,
content, and frequency, as well as numerous special studies.
Cal Tech Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California
June 1978 to March 1982
Engineer: Developed and implemented quantitative techniques to research, manage or evaluate the
financial and operating characteristics of technical systems. Position involved model formulation,
computer programming, documentation, and customer briefings. Projects included production system
cost modeling; economic design requirements for new coal mining systems; optimal research project
selection (cost/benefit); statistical analysis of energy saving device for automobiles; marketability of
electric vehicles; statistical analysis of coal resources; evaluation of automated fingerprint
identification systems; programming a cost/performance model for spacecraft information systems.
Position was part time during graduate school and full time beginning May of 1980
Technical Skills
Data Architecture - Relational and Dimensional (Data Warehouse) logical and physical design, ETL
logic
Design Methodologies - Rational Unified Process (RUP), Project Lifecycle Methodology (PLM),
IDEF, Business Process Engineering, Unified Modeling Language (UML)
Design Tools - SQL Developer, System Architect (IBM), Rational XDE Modeler (IBM), ProSIM
(KBSI)
Code/Languages - Oracle SQL, PL/SQL, Oracle Data Miner (ODM), Metaphase, C++, C, Witness
(discrete event simulation), MS Visual Basic. Also have employed PL/I, FORTRAN, SAS, SPSS,
Artemis, BASIC, COBOL, JCL, TSO, SPF, XML, and DOS. Familiar with web application technologies
- XML, Java. Quickly learn new languages, applications and environments as required.
Environments - Windows XP, Vista, Oracle (SQL Plus, SQL Developer)
Systems Development and Integration Experience: Integrated Data Environments (IDE); Product
Data Management Systems (PDMS); Workflow; Simulation Modeling (Monte Carlo); Projection
Modeling (Logistics, Schedules, Financials); Enterprise Scale Data Warehousing; Project/Program
Management, Earned Value, Cost/Schedule Control System Criteria; experienced with all phases of
the Software Development Lifecycle
Degrees
M.S. Management (Management Science/Operations Research), University of California Los
Angeles Graduate School of Management, Dec. 1981.
B.A. Economics, California State University, Sonoma, Jan. 1976
Other Education
Postgraduate work in Computer Science & Industrial Engineering, University of Alabama
Huntsville, 1995 to 1998
Postgraduate work in Mathematics, California State University, Sonoma, Sept. 1977 to June 1978
High School Diploma, La Jolla Country Day School, June 1971
Specialized Training:
Introduction to Rose/Visual Basic Using UML
Metaphase Administration and Customization
Management Orientation, Project Management Effectiveness - Rockwell International
Supervisory Skills, Management Principles, Interpersonal Relationships, Developing Employee
Performance, Leadership Development - United Technologies
Awards
Astronaut's Award for Professional Excellence ("Silver Snoopy") 11/86 for logistics simulation
modeling.
"On the Spot" Achievement Award presented by Avondale Industries 10/99 for accomplishments
implementing configuration management for ship systems
Security Clearance: Secret - granted 3/9/2005 by DISCO
Career Publications
"Using Simulation to Evaluate Logistic Processes, An Evaluation of E-3 Aircraft Readiness Based
Levels for Recoverable Hardware" Paper presented at 1997 Air Force Logistics Symposium
"A Study of the United States Coal Resources," Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of
Technology, prepared for U.S. Department of Energy, Doc. DOE/ET-12548-X, Dec. 1981
"FBI Fingerprint Identification Automation Study: Final Report," Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
California Institute of Technology, prepared for U.S. Dept. Of Justice, Federal Bureau of
Investigation, Doc. 5030-517-1, Dec. 1981
"A Moving Baseline for Evaluation of Advanced Coal Extraction Systems," Jet Propulsion
Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, prepared for U.S. Dept. of Energy, Doc. DOE/ET-
12548-5, April 1981
"Methodology for Urban Rail and Construction Technology Research and Development Planning,"
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, prepared for U.S. Dept. of
Transportation, Report UMTA-CA-06-0116-80-3, August 1980
"Coal Cost Analysis Model (COCAM)," Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of
Technology, prepared for U.S. Dept. of Energy, Doc. #5030-341, July 1979
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