SUMMARY:

Hands on life-cycle design and development in Application Programming and database management as a Database Administrator on Oracle and M204 Database Management Systems

EXPERIENCE:
July 2000 - present, 40 hours, per week, Senior Database Administrator Raytheon, Springfield, Va. Supervisor: Matt Chase

Duties include database administration of Oracle7.3.4, Oracle8.1.7, Oracle9i RAC, and Oracle9iAS databases, installation and configuration of database and spatial software, SQL and PL/SQL programming, troubleshooting, and training junior DBAs.

March 1988 - July 2000, 40 hours, per week, Computer Specialist, GS-0334-13, Production Management Segment Database Group, National Imagery and Mapping Agency, Bethesda, MD 20815. Supervisor: Robert Parker

Oracle and M204 Applications Programmer and Database Administrator with responsibilities including file integrity, file synchronization, adhoc report coding and maintenance, file security, file maintenance, user account security, backup and recovery, loading software (Oracle7 Server, Oracle8 Server Enterprise Edition, Oracle8 Client, Designer 2000, Solaris 2.6), smooth day to day operation of the databases, JCL coding and maintenance, application subsystem control and maintenance, shell scripting, and any user problems that may arise on the databases. Work side-by-side with System Programmers and contractors to maintain smooth operation of systems. Between 12/97 and 05/98, supervised 20 other Computer Specialists.
  Also, experience as Supervisory Computer Operator for the Production Management Segment Operations Group. Served as temporary supervisor for the Production Management Segment operators on a 120 day detail. Responsible for the supervision of 11 operators working on PM/S, DS/S and SA/S. This included managing workloads, written and oral reports to the division chief, managing disputes between employees, schedule and coordinate meetings, and maintaining a positive work environment.

November 1985-February 1989, Cartographer, 40 hours, per week, GS-1370-09, Mapping and Charting Division, Defense Mapping Agency, Louisville, KY. Supervisor: Ken Nixon

Performed generation of maps and charts through use of stereo imagery and existing maps and charts. Specific duties include interpolation, triangulation, scribing, peel coating, feature extraction, and feature labeling.

EDUCATION:

BS degree in Computer Science, Stillman College, Tuscaloosa, AL, June 1985 Extracurricular Activities - Rotaract Club

Advanced Data Structures, George Washington University, 1989 Database Management, George Washington University, 1988 LISP, George Washington University, 1989 Assembler, University of Louisville, 1988 Astronomy, University of Louisville, 1987

TRAINING:

Model 204   File Design and Management, 1990
  Programmers User Language, 1989
  M204 Database Design, 1990
  Recovery and Enqueueing, 1989
  OS JCL for Users, 1991
  ISPF, 1989
  TSO, 1989
  Advanced JCL, 1992
  Intro. to MVS, 1993
  Application Development Techniques, 1989
  System Performance and Tuning, 1992
  File Performance and Tuning, 1992
  Batch Processing, 1991
  On-line Applications, 1991
  CLIST, 1992
  Intro. to System Management, 1993
  Problem Determination and Resolution, 1993
  Security, 1991
  Implementing On-line Systems, 1992
  User Language Performance and Tuning, 1989
  APSY, 1990
  File Architecture, 1991
  Logical Database Design, 1992

Oracle
  Intro. to Oracle, 1996
  Develop Complex Data Models, 1996
  OEM DBA I, 1997
  Oracle7 Backup and Recovery (Computer Based Training), 1998
  Oracle8 Performance and Tuning Workshop, 1998

UNIX/Solaris
  Intro to UNIX workshop, 1998
  Solaris System Administration I, 1999

Leadership Development Program for Team-leaders, 1994

AWARDS:

Outstanding performance: 1993, 1994, 1995
Joint Meritorious Unit Award (First Oak Leaf Cluster): 1991
Award of Excellence: 1997

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