Robert S. Email & Phone Number

Cupertino, CA, US

Austin, Texas, United States

- Implemented SSO utility scripts that: 1) Add properties to configuration files and restart the shibd service 2) Accurately add/remove shibboleth attributes to/from config files and database upon customer requests and 3) Sift through the shibd.log and reformat the assertions into readable information.- Developed Nagios monitoring process/script that.

Pleasanton, CA

- Designed and developed an automated process for upgrading over 300 hosted customer instances. This included: 1) Rest API calls enabling/disabling monitors 2) Concurrent threading and process handling of individual upgrades 3) Synchronized access to common resources 4) Coordinated starting and stopping of infrastructure services.- Developed the customer.

- Handled customer requests that supported their sales compensation business processes. This included a number of diverse admin areas such as Oracle (Database), BEA (Webserver), and Business Objects (Reports).- Multi-tasked to keep up with request volume. A typical situation was simultaneously running a database schema restore, updating/inserting multiple.

- Effectively performed standard Oracle DBA responsibilities for development, testing, & production warehouse databases for global Sales Compensation. These terabyte-sized databases had a growth rate of 10 million records per month.- Ensured that the Operational Data Store (ODS) and the reporting DataMart (DM) data were kept in sync.- Optimized parts of.

- Led a taskforce to establish requirements for policies and procedures of the Supply Chain Management process.- Using these policies and procedures, executed an end-to-end Change Management (CM) process utilizing Clearcase.- Provided all needed scripts using aliases, ksh, and Perl scripts to implement the CM process.- Guided project teams through critical.

- Constructed the relational and object schemas whereby the object schema was a layer used to access the relational tables as Java objects.- Involved in the design of a threaded daemon that serviced clients. System resources such as shared memory, semaphores, and message queues were used to coordinate the use of shared application resources and the.