Keith M Willenson

Résumé

Languages and DBMS

C, SQL, Perl, XML, PHP, mysql, Neuron Data, OpenWindows, CDE, HTML, X11R5, X11R4, Motif 1.2, Motif 1.1, Pascal, FORTRAN, Basic, DCL, C shell, Korn shell, Bourne shell, Sybase (4.9 to 12.0), Ingres 6.3, Progress, Informix

Operating Systems

Sun Solaris (2.5, 2.6), SunOS, Linux (Debian), HP-UX 9.0, HP-UX 8.0, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows 98SE/98/95, Windows 3.11, Novell Unix (Unixware), Unix System V, AUX, Ultrix BSD 4.2, DG/UX 5.4, SCO Unix and Xenix, Novell Netware and Portable Netware, MS-DOS 3,4, and 5, DYNIX 3.0, RISC/os(UMIPS), Cyber NOS 2.2

Computers/Hardware

Sun Fire 880, Sun Ultra 250, Linux (Red Hat, Debian), Sun Ultra 2, Sun Ultra 1, Sun SparcStation 5, Sun SparcStation 4, Sun SparcStation 10, Sun SparcStation 1+, Sun IPX, Sun ELC, Sun IPC, Sun 4/380, HP 9000/300, HP 9000/700, Sony NEWS, '386, '486, Pentium, and Pentium II clones, Data General AViiON 5220, Bull DPX/2 300, Sequent Symmetry S27, mips RISComputer RC3240, MicroVAX II, DEC VAX 11/750, Unisys 5000 Series, NCR Tower, AT & T 3B2/300, CDC Cyber 815, IBM PC/XT/AT, Macintosh

Experience (Full Time)

June 2000 – Present, Sr. Programmer/Analyst, eBenX
Sun Fire 880, Sun Ultra 250, Sun Ultra Enterprise, Linux (Debian), Windows 2000/NT, Windows 98, Sybase 11.5.1, Sybase 12.0, ISQL, sqsh, SQL, Perl (with a custom library), GNU C, GNU bison, GNU flex, Bash shell, Korn shell, HTML, CGI, XML

• Rewrite mission critical software (Group Assignment Server)
• Update, document, and rewrite Enrollment Report (used for all clients)
• Respond to questions about functionality of Group Assignment
• Insure that Group Assignment is correctly running on all servers
• Write CGI programs which interact with the Group Assignment process on internal website
• Work on import/export projects as assigned
• Serve as a resource to other programmers

June 2000 - Dec 2000, Consultant, Minnesota Department of Health

See info below

• Consult with Department of Health to finish programming, testing, and installing MNPATRL, a cancer consolidation program

August 1995 - June 2000, Sr. Systems Analyst, Minnesota Department of Health
Sun Ultra 2, Sun Ultra 1, Sun SparcStation 5, Sun SparcStation 4, Sun SparcStation 10, Sun SparcStation 1+, Sun IPX, Sun ELC, Sun IPC, Sun 4/380, Solaris 2.6, Solaris 2.5, SunOS 4.1.3, SunOS 4.1.1, Windows 95, Windows 3.11, Sybase 4.9, Sybase 10, Sybase 11.0.3.3, Sybase 11.5, BMC SQL-Backtrack, Veritas Volume Manager, Solstice DiskSuite, Neuron Data, ISQL, SQL, Perl (with Sybase and Tk extensions = sybperltk), Sun C, GNU C, C shell, Bourne shell, Korn shell, OpenWindows, CDE, HTML

• Evaluate, recommend, purchase, install, and maintain the computer hardware, operating systems, and application packages for the MCSS, the CD&EE Section, and the DP&C Division
• Audit the existing computer system for potential improvements and implement any improvements which are found
• Serve as lead worker for the Programmer/Analysts
• Work closely with Divisional and Departmental staff of projects relating to the design and implementation of Division-wide and Department-wide networking and computer systems.
• Recommend computer-related purchases for an annual operating budget of $1,100,000
• Perform database administration tasks
• Diagnose network problems within my network segments
• Upgraded all hardware, OS, and software to be Year 2000 compliant. The transition from 1999 to 2000 was successful with no problems.
• Wrote disaster recovery plans and system documentation (on going as system changes)
• Upgraded from Sybase 4.9.2 running on SunOS 4.1.3 to Sybase 11.0.3.3 running on Solaris 2.5 with minimal (1 day) down time
• Rewriting cancer consolidation program using Neuron Data Elements Expert
• Answer user questions about hardware and software

MCSS = Minnesota Cancer Surveillance System

CD&EE = Chronic Disease and Environmental Epidemiology

DP&C = Disease Prevention and Control

May 1992 - August 1995, Senior Programmer, Land Innovation, Inc.

HP-UX 9.0, HP-UX 8.0, Novell Unix (Unixware), SCO Unix, AUX, C, X11R4, X11R5, Motif 1.1, Mofit 1.2, C shell, Korn shell, HP 9000/300, HP 9000/700, Macintosh, IBM RS6000, '386, '486, and Pentium clones

• Supervised part-time and full-time programmers
• Designed and implemented Geographic Information System
• Maintained and upgraded Surveying Software
• Created and maintained EDI interface to multiple Field Note Data Collectors (SCDC)
• Created and augmented X11 tablet interface into software
• Created internal tutorials for software
• Created conversion package from several aerial mapping formats to S70 (internal) format
• Ported software to other platforms as needed
• Designed and built in-house network
• Answered customer questions about software

SCDC = SiteComp Data Collection - a separate software package

April 1991 - January 1992, Systems Analyst, Marktech Systems, Inc.

Unix, Netware, Portable Netware, C, SQL Data General AViiON 5220, Bull DPX/2 300, Novell Servers, SCO Unix and Xenix

• Maintained and improved network, TCP/IP and IPX/SPX, Thinnet and Arcnet
• Designed network for new building, 10BaseT, TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, and Appletalk
• Selected vendor to implement new network
• Supported Fourgen, internally and externally
• Maintained and tuned all network servers
• Installed and upgrade software on all servers

July 1990 - September 1990, Unix System Administrator and Ingres DBA, Digital Information Systems

Unix, VMS, C, SQL, DCL, C shell, Ingres 6.3, Sequent, mips, MicroVAX II, Dec VAX 11/750

• Maintained and tuned unix systems
• Diagnosed and corrected problems with TCP/IP and DecNet
• Translated DCL into C shell for software
• Corrected VMS specific commands in software to Unix
• Documented Installation procedures for software
• Ported software from VMS to Unix
• Created customized databases
• Prepared distribution tapes for customers

December 1988 - June 1990, Systems Analyst, DSM Information Services

Unix, Xenix, DOS, Progress, C, C shell, Unisys 5000 Series, NCR Tower, PC/XT/AT

• Designed and programmed membership system
• Prepared hardware for delivery to customers
• Solved hardware problems for customers
• Tuned DSM's in-house computer system
• Answered customers' questions

February 1987 - December 1988, Programmer/Analyst, Minnesota Hospital Association

Unix, DOS, Informix, C, C shell, Pascal, AT & T 3B2/300, PC/XT/AT

• Analyzed and designed DBMS
• Oversaw programmer
• Monitored system administration
• Answered staff questions concerning computers

February 1986 - February 1987, Programmer, Minnesota Hospital Association

• Programmed reporting and data entry system
• Performed system administration
• Answered staff questions concerning computers

September 1985 - February 1986, Contract Programmer, Minnesota Hospital Association

• Converted data to be stored on new machine
• Designed and programmed a report from data

Experience (Part Time)

September 1984 - June 1985, User Services Specialist - Microcomputers, University of MN Duluth - Computer Center

CDC NOS, MS-DOS, Macintosh, Unix, Pascal, BASIC, C, Bourne Shell

• Administered microcomputer buying program
• Solved hardware and software problems
• Gave training seminars

Education

February 1999, Supervisory Core given by Minnesota Department of Employee Relations

September 1997, Neuron Data Elements Expert

October 1995, SQL Server Administration (Sybase)

September 1995, System 10 Fast Track to SQL Server (Sybase)

September 1991, Fourgen Training

September 1989 - January1991, Cardinal Stritch College, B.S. Management

August 1990, Ingres Database Design and Administration

December 1988, Progress Training

October 1986, Informix Training

September 1980 - June1985, University of Minnesota Duluth, Major: Computer Science

Personal Information

Address: Minneapolis, MN

Telephone: Available upon request

References: Available upon request

E-mail: kandkw@yahoo.com

Online Resume: http://www.omnifarious.org/~ohpun/