Resume:/EDI/Informix/Pick/VB
Posted in 1999
Randy Bond 7599 Corsican Circle Plainfield, IN. 46168 Work: (317) 899-1022 ext. 3523 e-mail: rbond@iquest.net Objective: Seeking either an EDI coordinator/mapper or programmer/analyst position, with a growing company in the Indianapolis area, that can benefit from my data processing skills. Computer Skills: Informix 7.3, Informix 4GL, Visual Basic 4.0, SQL, Unix, HP9000, PI/Open, Prime Information, Info/Basic, Pick/Basic, EDI, EDI*Port, Gentran Director/Integrator Education: B.S. Computer Technology Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis 3.14/4.00 GPA Work History: The Finish Line, Inc. Indianapolis, IN 11/96 to present Job Title: EDI Coordinator/Analyst Job Duties: Developed EDI maps and application interfaces which allowed the communication of purchase orders, advanced ship notices and invoices with suppliers. Rewrote purchase order entry program to interface with EDI and automated the process of capturing UPC codes. Modified the auto-replenishment process to integrate with EDI. Responsible for daily monitoring, troubleshooting and new transaction set testing/development. Responsible for settling point-of-sale credit card transactions from the corporate office. Currently participating in an e-commerce project designed to sell product over the internet. Anacomp, Inc. Carmel, IN 02/88 - 11/96 Job title: Senior Programmer/Analyst Job Duties: Developed EDI program which allowed the communication of purchase orders, purchase order changes, invoices and carrier information with customers and suppliers. Wrote a variety of data entry programs that involved order entry, invoicing, intercompany transfers, customer entry and pricing. Also worked with A/P, A/R and G/L. I started at Anacomp as a computer operator in 2/88 and held a programming position since 2/90. I was further promoted as my skill sets increased. References are available upon request. -----------== Posted via Deja News, The Discussion Network ==---------- http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Discuss, or Start Your Own