tags:
high-performance
• object-oriented
• high-volume
• java
• multi-lingual
• database
How would you describe your time at Database Inventor?
I am responsible for providing the overall vision, making sure that we test, test, test, for developing the abstraction models and for implementing them. Chief cook and bottle-washer as they say.
Boeing
April 2001 to April 2002
Metadata Architect
tags:
pl/sql
• ms access
• sql
• metadata
• oracle
Analyst Programmer
tags:
ms access
• sql
• medical billing
• oracle
• sql server
How would you describe your time at Resource Data Inc - Juneau?
We did consulting for local agencies. I worked for the Alaska State Legislature, helped out with other projects and also developed a medical billing application for a youth agency.
Analyst / Programmer
tags:
reporting
• sql
• oracle
• metadata
• data warehouse
• pl/sql
How would you describe your time at Chugach Electric Association?
My task was to build a data warehouse, all the ETL, the metadata and reporting structures that contained customer information from an AS/400, the financial information from a mainframe that was getting turned off, the accounting information from a new Peoplesoft application that was getting turned on and the Inventory information from an Indus Passport application that was also getting turned on. I accomplished my goals well ahead of time and it was the first time I had actually programmed in PL/SQL so I was also learning that as I went. Due to the reconciliation reports I developed, people wound up having confidence in the numbers that came out of the warehouse.... 
Suncor
May 1996 to February 1998
Programmer / Analyst
tags:
oracle
• reporting
• sql
• ms access
• etl
• work management
How would you describe your time at Suncor?
It was here I cut my database teeth. I built a series of complex Work Management and Scheduling reports. They were done in MS Access 2.0 against an Oracle 7 backend. I also did the ETL programming for the transfer from the mainframe Work Management system to the Oracle system. I learned a great deal about how databases operate, how they are used, what they mean and the difference between effective project management and ineffective. It was a marvellous formative experience....
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