Daniel Tengelics 
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Professional Profile: 

Senior Programmer Analyst with 25 years of experience in application development
and maintenance on the Mainframe platform and 7 years on the Unix platform for
Lawson Finance applications. Experience includes requirements determination,
estimating, system and technical design, program specifications and development,
testing, and implementation. Strong problem determination and debugging skills,
accustomed to providing 24x7 production support. Strong communication skills when
working with other developers, project managers and end-users. Ability to learn
new technologies and processes quickly. 
 
 Skills:

Mainframe - COBOL, DB2, SQL, CICS, DYL280, VSAM, TSO/ISPF, Syncsort, Utilities,
           JCL, FTP, Fileaid, Panvalet, AbendAid. Intertest.
Unix - Lawson 4GL COBOL, SQL, Shell Script, FTP.
	
Applications:

Finance - General Ledger, Accounts Payable,  Profit and Loss, Reporting.
Merchandising - Warehouse Billing, Replenishment, Reporting.
Store Systems - Ordering, Price Books, Unit Pricing.

Software:

Lawson Finance (4GL COBOL, Online/Batch, Unix).
INFOREM  - Inventory Forecasting and Replenishment Modules (COBOL,
Online/Batch,
          Mainframe).

Employer History:
 
2009 -            Unemployed due to sale of Pathmark Supermarkets to A&P.  
1992 - 2009   IBM / Pathmark Supermarkets in Carteret, NJ.   
1977 - 1991   Pathmark Supermarkets in Carteret, NJ.
1972 - 1976   Prudential Insurance in Newark, NJ. 

Assignment History: 

2002 – 2009  Senior Programmer Analyst on the Financial systems team at IBM /
                      Pathmark. 

Application development, maintenance, and enhancements for the Mainframe legacy
financial systems and the Lawson Finance applications.
Provide a high level of user support for Lawson Finance applications, Interface 
with Lawson Support as needed.
24x7 production process support for all finance systems, as well as numerous
merchandising systems remaining as my obligation from prior assignment. 
Key Team member in the implementation of Lawson Finance at the Pathmark account,
developing many of the needed interfaces to Mainframe legacy systems.
After pointing out the weak points of the base Lawson scheduling function, I
recommended that the Tivoli Workload Scheduling product be implemented for
production job scheduling. My recommendation was followed, and I performed all
analysis, design, and Unix script coding for the scheduling and monitoring of all
custom enhancements and interfaces in production for the Lawson Finance system.
In the Lawson Finance enhancement phase I developed the majority of the needed
custom modifications, two examples; A complex online background task for
monitoring and printing for the AP invoice voucher batching process for
microfiche archival; Programs and process for AP Vendor payments and convertion
of  vendor payments from paper check to EFT.
Performed the majority of  work for moving custom code forward for the Lawson
Finance 8.0.1 to 8.0.3 upgrade as well as a subsequent upgrade to version 9.0.


   1984 – 2001  Programmer Analyst on the Merchandising systems team at IBM /
Pathmark
                         (Promoted to Senior PA level 1991, outsourced to IBM
1992):
 
Application development, maintenance, and enhancements for the Mainframe legacy
          Merchandising systems (Warehouse Billing, Replenishment, Reporting,
Store Ordering,
          Price Books, Unit Pricing), and the Inforem software product.
 Performed all work for the  integration of the INFOREM software product into
the WWCS
          (Worldwide Chainstore Systems) software product. 
Performed all work for the upgrade of the INFOREM product from version 1.1.2 to
1.1.7
          for Y2K.
Lead programmer in the implementation of a new Frozen Food warehouse.
Lead programmer on the ISAM to VSAM conversion systems improvement project.


   1977 – 1983  Senior Computer Operator, operations Tech Lead / Shift
Supervisor at
                         Pathmark .  
 
   1972 – 1976  Computer Operator at Prudential.

 
Education and Background: 

   1971 - International Institute technical trade school. (1 year):

COBOL, BAL, RPG, FORTRAN

1992 - IBM (Basic courses, 1 week each): 

DB2 Application Programming.
CICS Application Programming.
VSAM Application Programming.
COBOL, BAL, RPG, FORTRAN

  1993 - IBM (Advanced courses, 1 week each):

DB2 Application Programming.
CICS Application Programming.
VSAM Application Programming.

2002 - Lawson Software Client Education and Development, Little Falls, NJ (1
week each):

·	UNIX Environment 
·	UNIX Application Development Workbench – 4GL.
·	UNIX Application Development Workbench – CASE.
·	UNIX Application Development Workbench – Tools Level 1.
·	UNIX Application Development Workbench – Tools Level 2.