K.L. Ginter & Associates, Inc. | Analyst | 4/00-Present | |
Reality Based IT Services, Ltd. | Analyst | 4/00-Present | |
Independant Consultant | 10/98 - 4/00 | ||
Environmental Management Support,Inc. | Programmer/Analyst | 3/92 - 9/93 | |
Independent Consultant | 12/90 - 3/92 | ||
K. L. Ginter & Associates, Inc | Programmer/Analyst | 9/86 - 12/90 | |
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers | Computer Programmer | 7/85 - 9/86 | |
S4tS | Computer Effects Programmer | 6/84 - 6/85 |
Designed, implemented, and documented an automatic file transfer and record routing system for a distributed accounting application running under UNIX, MS-DOS, and TSO for the Department of Justice. Wrote a UUCP-like front end for Kermit, including spooling and automatic retries, using shell scripts and the Kermit script language. Also provided system administration and user support for UNIX.
Determined local area network (LAN) requirements for a small business, researched products that fit those requirements, and installed and configured the LAN.
Modified a Macintosh database application written in 4th Dimension according to changes in client needs.
Tutored CS students.
Worked primarily in MS-DOS, but also coded for Macintosh, UNIX, CTOS, p-System, and CP/M. Languages used included C, Pascal, PERL, 4th Dimension, dBase, assembly language (80x86 and Z80), and batch/scripting languages.
Projects included office automation, porting libraries, low-level hardware interfaces, systems integration, network design, sysadmin tools, databases, data recovery, user support, and training.
Provided systems administration on five XENIX systems in four states. Trained other system administrator and programmers. Installed and configured hardware and software. Networked systems using UUCP and Micnet. Wrote utilities for users as well as system administration scripts.
Created user-friendly interfaces for communications tools available at the time. Designed and implemented databases using dBase and Lotus Symphony under MS-DOS. Provided general user support, training, and troubleshooting for non-technical staff.