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DATA ARCHITECTURE SPECIALIST / CONSULTANT
Professional applying expertise in data architecture, modeling, and data mapping to provide effective tools, solutions,
processes, and methods in support of data management needs. Offer 20+ years of experience in IT field, bringing diversified
technical knowledge base and extensive application design skills. Work across various teams and gauge changing
requirements to deliver continuous, value-add improvement. Drive large-scale initiatives and proof-of-concept efforts to
optimize the way data/metadata is captured, tracked, leveraged, maintained, and reportedfor various business/IT needs.
OVERVIEW OF TECHNICAL SKILLS
Database: MS Access, Teradata, Oracle, SharePoint, SQL Server, MySQL
Programming Languages: SQL, Visual Basic, some PHP
Tools: SQL Assistant, TOAD, MS Access, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Teradata Utilities, Outlook, some
Visio
Operating Systems: Windows, DOS
Applications / App Domains: Service Order, Billing, Cash Collections & Treatment, CRIS (Billing), Convergent Billing, BI
(Business Intelligence)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
TNC CONSULTIN G
MS Access Development – Two Men and a Garden Salsa Co. 2015
 Short term Pro-bono project (for friend.) Enhance MS Access database used to track batches of salsa and pickles as well
as the batches of ingredients that go into the products. This database is critical to meeting FDA requirements for
producing and marketing the products. Data entry is done by the owner.
AT&T CONTRACTO R (VIA NEXTGEN)
Data Governance –BI Data Warehouse (BIDW) Organization 2014-
2015
 Created and maintained MS Access interfaces to enhance Data Governance activities for AT&T Business Clients. Data was
collected from various Metadata sources including Oracle, Teradata, IBMInfosphere and Erwin Modeling tool. These
interfaces facilitated various SDLC validation activities that saved both IT and Business clients dozens of hours per Project.
These Interfaces included:
o Sprint Manager: This MS Access tool Linked data from GRoMiT (see below) and comparing it to Rally downloads,
clients could validate requirements for data movement into Warehouse are being met.
o AIM (Alliance Information Model) Navigator: This MS Access Tool facilitates the use of GRoMiT data to validate
BI Structure completeness and mapping of data (Data Lineage) into and out of the BI Warehouse.
o AIM Compare Utility: This MS Access Tool pulls metadata from 4 sources: Oracle (GRoMiT), Teradata, ERwin
Data Model and IBM Metadata Workbench (MDWB) to validate development process for structures (Tables and
Views) definition is being followed for Objects overseen by the BI-Model Admin team.
o Data GovernanceActivities:
RETIRED FROM AT&T AFTER 24 YEARS OF EMPLOYMEN T

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AT&T SERVICES / SBC SERVICES / SWB
Data Architect – BI Data Warehouse (BIDW) Organization 2009-2013
 Defined and introduced various new methods for capturing, consolidating, and leveraging metadata for BI data
warehouse organization; reversed significant pushback and built consensus for change.
 Architected internal mapping tool (GRoMiT: Grass Roots Mapping Tool) with Oracle repository to gather metadata from BI
source applications and map data into data warehouse as an alternative to IBMMetadata Workbench (MDWB); the tool
was adopted as a requirement for all projects in AT&T Data Warehouse (BIDW) organization.
 Attained $1M funding approval to lead 10-month project to migrateGRoMiT to cloud environment; expanded tool to
200+ business/IT users and introduced Oracle and Cold Fusion servers for development, test, and production.
 Fostered use of SharePoint for documentation and collaboration; developed SharePoint wikis to provide detailed process
instructions for GRoMiT as well as introduced new definition method for repeatable process.
 Developed processes to map data to and from BI platforms, including Big Data platforms, as well as defined new process
for capturing mappings and interface impacts on project-by-project basis.
 Captured mapping data for all AT&T UVERSE data sourced from various applications.
 Provided virtual mapping to support seamless migration of business users to new data warehouse platform as part of
consolidation efforts, enabling users to easily locate data on new platform and avoiding 1,000 hours of research
Technical Architect – Workflow Operations Center (WOC) 2006-2009
 Held central role in managing, enhancing, and expanding WOC (Workflow Operations Center), an Oracle 10g/UNIX-based
application used to pull data from three major systems to monitor health of in-progress orders and track order flow-
through history.
Technical Architect – Workflow Operations Center (WOC) | Continued
 Provided extensive PL/SQL coding of procedures, functions, and table functions for monthly release; efforts included
coding for extracting, loading, applying business logic, and presenting data to GUI.
 Repurposed Oracle views to capture business logic for centralized maintenance; performed Oracle development using
TOAD and SQL; and provided extensive ad-hoc and canned metrics reporting.
 Played key role in designing, coding, and validating large-scale architecture redesign to accommodate explosive growth of
UVERSE customer base.
 Created and maintained object tracking process to scan Oracle catalogue tables and capture details in multiple-client
schemas in support of release management process and object documentation.
 Engineered process to createbusiness requirements from front door requests and build technical requirements to mimic
Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM).
 Spearheaded standardization of procedure and function parameter inputs within and across client-schemas to better
clarify interfaces between GUI and database objects.
Technical Architect – SBC Online iBill Prototype 2005-2006
 Proved vital to prototyping SBC Online iBill presentation as part of BPI (Billing Products Initiative) definition group;
handled extensive data mapping, createdTeradata and Oracle data mart, and developed prototype reports and bills as
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 Produced Access interface tool to reconcile charge details (data mart) vs. bill image data; linked tool to Teradata and
Oracle databases for issue tracking with image capture of bill displays, prototype displays, and data displays.
Technical Architect – Billing Connections 2003-2005
 Appointed to development role for newly createdBilling Connections batch application, which createdand delivered
alternatebilling formats for converged billing arrangements, including PDF files, TXT files, and reports.
 Collaborated across various teams throughout project lifecycle and drove end-to-end application development activities.
 Provided modeling of application tables, views, and macros; defined process flow for interaction between BPI data and
application data; createdMVS jobs and COBOL programs; and built Access tool for metrics.
 Established mapping structure for EDI to migrate from legacy SW keys in support of enterprise bill format project; efforts
included mapping 2,000+ regional keys, creating VB routines to open and parse through multiple documents, and defining
methods to compare sources to verify tracking/inclusion of all bill lines on an ongoing basis.
Technical Architect – BPI / Billing Repository Group (BDR) 2001-2003
 Completed three-week project to design an integrateddata model (UDAT) to replace an interim solution for BDR group.
 Held key role in modeling and implementation for various phases of the BPI platform in support of SBC Service’s
integrated enterprise billing data; introduced a number of features and improvements.
 Standardized the mapping of data from legacy billing system, proving vital to instituting key source methodology that
resulted in the identification and classification of 16,000+ bill lines across five source regions; served as DBA in loading and
supporting mapping tool and created two interfaces for data maintenance, validation, and metrics reporting.
 Introduced method to map BPI data from all interfacing applications; created Access front-end that invoked Teradata
Macros and stored procedures to maintain data.
 Contributed to database infrastructure management for BPI, including maintaining development DBA tools/utilities to
track space utilization and access rights; also created tools to tracksoftware component delivery by release.
Technical Architect 2001-2003
 Built a number of Access-based team tools and utilities with connection to various data repositories, such as Teradata,
Oracle, DB2, and other Access databases, for data entry, reporting, and metrics.
 Created tools to track usage capacity in BPI’sbilling data repository (Teradata)as well as a tool to monitor customer and
account progress through BPI’sbilling connection system (Teradata).
Business Manager (‘99-‘00) / Database Administrator (‘98) – Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW) Organization 1998-2000
 Engaged to coordinate district-wide CMM Level 2 initiative within EDW organization.
 Developed Access-based prototype for the definition and centralization of district processes, policies, and standards.
 Migrateddata fromAccesstoNCR Teradata platformusing SQL, ODBCconnectivity,datamodeling,andGUI development.
 Initiateddevelopment oforganizationalprocessesandprocessmapping totheCMM.
 Administered NCR Teradata Database for EDW; maintained and distributed Teradata drivers (ODBC connectivity).
 Handled development platform coordination as well as collected metadata and other administrative data.
 Built Access application to support capacity planning and EDW support activities; continued to refine application and add
various features/functions to simplify efforts for DBAs and createrepeatable processes.

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Design Leader (‘94-‘96) / Process Specialist (‘96-‘98) 1994-1996
 Led design of EXTRACT process as part of large-scale project to replace existing phone bill format; oversaw four contract
programmers for development as well as handled prioritization and design decision-making.
 Consolidated data from four existing billing information feeds into one standardized data stream for input into format
process, which was used to bill 12 million+ highly diversified customers on monthly basis.
 Created Access applications to support planning and execution of phone bill format project, including databases for
critical table maintenance, system documentation, and project management.
 Recommended linking downstream applications to tables in new bill format system to provide better visibility of impacted
applications across departmental boundaries.
 Appointed as lead programmer to manage EXTRACT mainframe application and address new format process needs
following roll-out of bill format system; supervised one contractor.
Initially joined SWB as a Programmer Analyst, developing and managing COBOL-based customer billing reports system with 21
alternateformats of billing data for 35,000+ medium to large business customers.
EDUCATION
Bachelorof Science in Computer Science
Bachelorof Science in Geology
SOUTHEAS T MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY