From: CCFR003@UTXVM.CC.UTEXAS.EDU
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Looking for VM, AS/400, Unix
Date: 29 Aug 92 00:21:34 GMT
Organization: The University of Texas at Austin


 
                                 RESUME
 
                          Robert Wayne Johnson
 
                         1000 Country Place #246
                          Houston, Texas, 77079
                             (713) 589-6043
 
OBJECTIVE  Computer work on either a contract or permanent basis.
                Offering.   Thirteen years experience as a programmer,
           analyst, consultant, technical writer, systems  programmer,
           and short-term contractor on a number of machines.  Consid-
           erable  experience  with  IBM  mainframes.   Willingness to
           branch out into AS/400.  Desire to make a networked Unix or
           Unix/other environment usable in a business,  research,  or
           educational environment.
                Demonstrated  specialties.    Making computers easy to
           use for people with  non-computer  personalities.    Taking
           brief  proposals and producing what was wanted plus all the
           bells and whistles, quickly, usually with  no  errors,  and
           logically sound.  Recognizing and anticipating problems and
           needs.  Work well helping non-computer people trying to use
           computers.    Able  to  break  down the very complicated to
           basic principals, and apply this to understanding.
 
 
SUMMARY    Senior  Systems Programmer - IBM 3033 (VM/SP 5.3), VAX 6340
of         (VMS 5.3), and SUN OS (4.1.1).  Computer Center,  The  Uni-
EXPERIENCE versity of Turku, Turku, Finland.  (1989-91)
                Solely responsible for the operating system and system
           software of VM system.  This was the main computer used for
           research  and administration on a campus of 11,500 students
           and faculty.  Helped in the migration from this machine  to
           the  VAX  6340.    Modified  Script/VS  and  GML to support
           Finnish language.
                System software maintenance of networked VAX  and  SUN
           server/client configuration.
 
           Senior  Systems Analyst - IBM 3081-D (VM/SP 5.3).  Computa-
           tion Center, The University of Texas at Austin.  (1982-89)
                Consultant to user community of 5,000 faculty,  staff,
           and  graduate  student accounts.  Taught Computation Center
           computer classes on basics and  text  processing.    Manned
           help  desk:   consulting, debugging, troubleshooting.  Pro-
           moted as VM technical support expert.
                Software development specialist.   One project  was  a
           large   virtual   machine  product  (similar  to  VMBACKUP,
           VMARCHIVE, etc.).
                Text processing specialist.  Created and developed 367
           member GML  macro  library  for  formatting  dissertations,
           books, and other publications.  This supported a multiplic-
           ity  of  output devices.   Wrote six extensive manuals sup-
           porting  this   software,   Script/VS,   and   the   Script
           Mathematical Formula Formatter.  Taught classes, individual
           consulting,  extensive  documentation.    Personally helped
           many students and faculty produce their  manuscripts,  num-
           bering somewhere in the low hundreds.    Developed  set  of
           math  and science  fonts for IBM 3820/3812  using the FLSF.
           Made  laser  and  typographical printers usable.  Installed
           TeX software.
                Found interesting software packages at  numerous  net-
           worked locations around the globe:  ported, documented, and
           installed these.  Some cross systems work.
           REXX,  COBOL,  FORTRAN,  PL/I,  GDDM,  PASCAL, EXEC2, XEDIT
           Macro,  DMS,  SAS,   SAS/GRAPH,   Script/VS   (DCF),   GML,
           BookMaster, TeX, LaTeX, FLSF.
 
           Computer  Programmer  - AMDAHL V6II (TSO and COMPLETE under
           MVS).  Dean's Office, College of Communications,  The  Uni-
           versity of Texas at Austin.  (1980-82)
                Conception,  analysis,  design, and coding of applica-
           tion programs, including some multi-program  software  sys-
           tems,  to  support  the  business and academic needs of the
           Dean's Office.  Some of these were menu driven for  use  by
           office  personnel unfamiliar with computers.  Developed da-
           tabases.    Converted  former  programmer's  software  from
           FORTRAN to COBOL.
           COBOL, FORTRAN, ADABASE, VSAM, JCL.
 
           Programmer  -  CYBER  170/750's  (UT-2D) and DEC 10 (TOPS).
           Department of General Business, The University of Texas  at
           Austin.  (1979-80)
                Worked  for  Dr.  Eleanor Jordan, COBOL instructor and
           statistics expert.  Data entry and cleaning.   Ran  statis-
           tical programs.  Wrote computer programs for support of re-
           search.   Graded COBOL class, helped students with computer
           problems.  Worked with Dr. Jordan on  non-academic  related
           statistical consulting.
           COBOL, FORTRAN, PASCAL, BASIC, SPSS.
 
           Private Consultant - various platforms.  (1979-89)
                Many  short-term  projects  on The University of Texas
           campus, such as:  electronic typesetting of  dissertations,
           software installation, testing, and evaluation for faculty,
           software  development  and  work  with  data  for  research
           projects.  Hired by law firm for  converting  of  extensive
           amount of information on paper into data for computer anal-
           ysis used in court cases.
           Script/VS, GML, FORTRAN, COBOL, EXEC2.
                Advised  local military contracting firm on use of la-
           sers for simulated tank warfare.   Principals  adapted  for
           similar warfare simulations.
 
 
EDUCATION  The  University  of Texas at Austin.  B.A. (1984), major in
           computer science.  Many hours toward B.S.E.E at UT Austin.
 
AVAILABIL- Immediate availability.  Willing to relocate.
ITY and
RELOCATION
 
REFERENCES Mr. Bill Hays (former supervisor)
           Director, Vanderbilt Computer Center
           P.O. Box 1577, Station B
           Nashville, TN  37235
           (615) 322-2951
 
           Roxanne Nematollahi (former supervisor)
           Senior Systems Analyst
           Room 1
           The University of Texas at Austin
           Austin, TX  78712
           (512) 471-3241
 
           Additional references available upon request.
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