Jim Eisinger Email & Phone Number

Kansas City Metropolitan Area

Kansas City, Missouri

Q/A Test Engineer

Kansas City, Missouri Area

USDATest lead for three Farm Service Agency web based financial applications. Developed and executed test plans, test scripts for Web based applications utilizing Rational Test Manager, ClearQuest, Microsoft Access, SQL Server and HP Quality Center.Review requirements documents for testability, provide project status at staff meetings, prepare documentation for project deployment.Developed several test tools to help in testing FSA financial applications. Coordinated inter-application testing of FSA financial applications.

Overland Park, Kansas

World SavingsAutomated the regression testing of World Savings teller application (SellStation) using QARun. Developed a test automation architecture, object mapped all screens, created driver and test execution scripts. Sprint Member of the test planning team in the Integrated Systems Lab for the Sprint ION project.Lead test planner for several features including: busy line verification, echo cancellation, and wire tap surveillance for the ION project.Responsible for developing test cases based on request from the lab for the ION project.Evaluated field trouble reports to determine if existing test cases needed to be enhanced or new test cases needed to be developed for the ION project.Responsible for Sprint Enhanced Services Year 2000 testing. Authored Year 2000 System Test Plan and Test Cases.Lead system tester for Enhanced Services Year 2000 Credit Card Interface project responsible for developing test plan and test cases.Lead system tester for Enhanced Services Fast Track projects, short time interval projects of less then 250 hours. Created Shell Scripts for RISC based AIX UNIX system.

Kansas City, Missouri Area

Lead system tester for the AT&T Common Network Routing Database / Integrated Routing Assignment System Platform. Lead system tester responsible for Year 2000 certification of mission critical network routing provisioning system.Responsible for project management of Year 2000 certification effort including preparing project schedules, making test process decisions, and interfacing with other organizations.Evaluated hardware and software for system test lab, test automation, and Year 2000 testing effort.Gave presentation on network element testing for Year 2000 at AT&T Year 2000 test conference. As subject matter expert provided input for developing a system test training path in the Network Provisioning and Support division.

Kansas City, Missouri Area

Performed the role of on-site support manager for the system test group as manager was remote. Provided day to day management of people, project schedules, and test process decisions.Presented a paper on Operational Profiles at the Bell Labs Software Symposium.Authored local procedures, test plan template and test specification template for system test group to supplement ISO 9000 guidelines adopted by the Operation Technology Center. Served as system testing subject matter expert for development of testing guidelines for Operation Technology Center ISO 9000 documentation. Established and Coordinated the System Test Group test lab. The test lab consisted of IBM Mainframe MVS/TSO, SUN workstations, PC’s running NT and WIN95 in a client server environment, NCR 3600, and HP9000 UNIX systems.

Kansas City, Missouri Area

Performed the role of on-site support manager for the system test group as manager was remote. Provided day to day management of people, project schedules, and test process decisions. Developed Customer Acceptance Test standards and participated in training as a member of the Customer Acceptance Test Project Management Team for the Operation Technology Center. Developed and maintained project plans and created job aids for time/cost estimating for the system test team.

Kansas City, Missouri Area

Evaluated software to help automate testing of user screens to aid in regression testing efforts. The use of this software helped reduce actual test time by 70%.Interfaced with Bell Labs on communication response issues reducing transaction processing time from 40 seconds per transaction to 4 seconds. This allowed us to meet our service agreements while increasing the number of transactions processed by 90%. Coordinated move of three large production applications from one message region to another. This allowed our users to log into a single message region to access several applications. This reduced their non-productive work time while increasing the user’s satisfaction with our platform.