12/19/23 After 12yrs as a Table Games Dealer, I should probably update this section. While I'm sure I'd still have what it takes to be a competent computer programmer, those skills are quite rusty, and I'm probably way behind industry standards. I'll gather my thoughts and update this soon.At this point in time, I could be termed a "Perl programmer". My most recent position was as a Programmer Analyst with extensive experience in Perl/Unix, Javascript, and HTML for the Maricopa Community Colleges District in Tempe, AZ. For the last major project I worked on prior to leaving, I programmed the web-side applications for an Enterprise Identity Management System. These applications interfaced with middleware which communicated with MIIS and the LDAP/email/HR/Student systems to provide directory services and authentication for 20,000 historical and current employees and 500,000 historical and current students.I recently was evaluated on BrainBench.com, and according to the results which scored in the 98th percentile, I demonstrated above average abilities to perform either computer programming or systems analysis, with strengths in mathematical problem-solving, attention to detail, abstract thinking, analytical reasoning, and process mapping.I am confident I can work with any software in any environment at a highly successful level. I've had exposure to C#, .Net, SQL, and other languages over the years, and would have a short learning curve to use them at a higher level.Specialties: Mathematical problem-solvingAttention to detailAbstract thinkingAnalytical reasoningProcess mapping
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