● Work weekly minimum of four 10-hour shifts delivering packages. Work a fifth shift when available – in support of heavy workload, the Peak holiday season and Amazon Prime sale days.● Organize vehicle daily using Amazon itinerary – first load large package bags (small envelopes and regular size boxes) and then oversize boxes - last in first out (LIFO) from back of vehicle. ● Sort all envelopes and boxes from package bags before driving to the stops. At each stop do quick visual search, finding package(s) needed for current and grouped locations at single stop.● Driving to customers using navigation software, making manual adjustments to the route stops, avoiding additional turns between multiple locations for more efficient deliveries to save time. ● Follow established procedures, use three points of contact on vehicle openings, report incorrect navigation information, perform inspections on vehicle twice daily for issues to ensure safety.

While working for Software Folks (dba Saviance Technologies) on W2 full-time, contracted to WiPro Technologies for BNY Mellon project.• Completed five-year assignment for Message Routing Migration. Projects with many modifications of software and upgrades including migration of financial transaction processing from Alpha OpenVMS to replacement platform.• Managed small projects to completion. Reviewed existing system flows and source files. Met with business and technical areas for mutual agreements on requirements documents.• Modified and maintained legacy applications using DCL scripting, COBOL, Modula-2, and C on Alpha OpenVMS mainframe with TMX (library of queues/threads functions) for data message storage.• Developed code for IBR (Internal Branch Routing), routed financial messaging traffic internally, decreased amount sent via SWIFT message system to Fed Reserve.• Wrote DCL batch scripts for PROFE securities server. Provided daily counts showed end-of-day performance values.• For FFC (Fed Funds Chips) on UNIX AIX platform, read log messages using shell script and awk, reformatted and directed output to file, called C code to send file contents as individual messages to MQ connection. Logged each MQ queue message as sent.• Setup System Integration (SIN) & User Acceptance Test (UAT) environments. Scheduled and coordinated test sessions with onshore and offshore resources for many projects. Worked with business users, analyzed scenarios and simulated production issues needed for correction of issues and functional enhancements.• Proud that 100% of my Remedy Change Requests applied via transmittal builds to production were successful. Extensive testing prevented any back outs due to coding errors. • Broke down projects into smaller manageable tasks. Used Jira to plan and track in two-week scrum sprints. Managed work with stories in progress in current sprint and added new items to backlog. Billed time for assigned projects weekly by using HP PPM.

After BNY merger with Mellon supported applications, production, systems, and personnel. Evaluated message formats, data processing and migrated sunset legacy messaging bank applications. Coached department teams in their setup of SDLC processes and procedures, which mitigated risks, improved compliance, and reduced cost for development. Monitored and restricted access to system user accounts, kept them secured, and restricted the visibility of data files.• As part of Transition Management team modified programs to support merger with Mellon Bank, and for the migration of cash applications from OpenVMS to replacement platform.• Supported retirement of middleware applications, compared processes on new platform with legacy system, also verified that new output results produced matched the prior output.• Provided on-call application support for data center, clients, team members, and customers. Worked with teams correcting production issues to increase profit and customer satisfaction.• Monitored system queues/threads for message processing. Ensured testing environments were available for simulations of production problems, which reduced cost of development.• Performed additional roles of Data Security Administrator (DSA) kept system access secure, and as Process Quality Facilitator enforced repeatable processes and procedures of SDLC.• Created status reports for production support, development projects, data security, QA, and maintenance tasks. Tracked and recorded time spent, billed to projects based on task.• Verified data stored in Sybase database tables by SQL commands queries.

Maintained systems, processes and added functionality for cash management reporting and funds transfers applications. Designed and developed enhancements for applications based on business requirements. Trained for roles in data security, quality assurance, and project management.• Updated customer profile application provided companies more options to add users, grant access to accounts, and set privileges to individual users within their private company profile. • Kept SIN/UAT environments in sync with production, performed data loads, created scripts for cleanup of messages, and freed up memory resources avoiding data corruption.• Setup test environments, coordinated schedule, checked back end servers connections, and moved sensitive company data profiles to mirror production for parallel login environment.• Supported Y2K testing, contingency testing, disaster recovery and the rebuilds of the Production/UAT/SIN environments after 9/11 attack forced relocation to N.J.Enhanced retrieval capabilities of check image system during three-year project:• Evaluated check imaging (SCI) source code. Created specifications including message layouts used in replacement system for outside vendor Silas Technologies. Compared COBOL structures format proved by Silas against specifications for project.• Coded software changes that integrated Silas system. Launched 40 times faster viewing of check images requested and increased profits with added services provided to users.• Added options search by date range, amount range, sort number, or request a check image.

Upgraded NJ Transit Power Dispatch SCADA system with hardware replacement and software modification. Increased speed for displays, to poll electrical status, and data for Midtown Direct:• Analyzed system for NJT Coastline and Morris/Essex lines. Wrote proposal for hardware, operating system, compiler, networking and software modifications.• Configured VAX/VMS system, installed NetRider software and DEC C compiler on VAX 4000/505a nodes. Setup DEC700 servers and settings (RS232 ports).• Modified/Compiled/Linked 300+ C Source files and libraries to support ANSI C standard and to address DEC700 ports. Addressed the Ethernet ports on DEC700 servers with new platform, and 40 C programs modifications. Code change added ability to address ports as prior system (TXA0-TXC7).• Polled station power switch status and operated switches to enable and disable power of electrified lines (catenary) with VAX systems and C.Designed and implemented system monitoring of power trip relay data from Metro-North New Haven line six rail substations:• Completed Metro-North projects to monitor and detect relay trip data in six substations. Custom C programs requested data from Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) using protocols, parsed responses, recorded fields to database. This resulted in a safer environment for personnel who physically monitored the Optimoh and KCG relays values near active rail line.Metro-North Control Center converter PC(8 port adapter (4 ports NEW (local) / 4 ports OLD (field)):• Supported field devices on four lines using old protocol, with MNR system using new.• Custom C programs converted old and new protocols for commands and status.• Read first four ports - new protocols (local), perform table lookup (New->Old) - write as old protocol to switches (in field).• Read back second four ports - old responses (from field), perform table lookup (Old->New) - write as new protocol, to control center (local).