Guy H. Merrill
506 N North ST
Washington
Court House OH 43160
1-614-288-4586
gmerrill@gmail.com
Languages:
IEF / Cool:Gen
/Advantage:Gen COBOL II, CICS, DB2, JCL, Easytrieve,
Java, J2EE, XML, MQseries,
Operating Systems/Tools:
EXPEREIENCE
July 2006 to Nationwide
Insurance
Current Specialist
IT Application Development
·
Technical
lead in the ECIF Services team
·
Lead a
group of on shore and off shore developers (contractors) building out the
Customer Information Management (CIM) program. This consisted bringing new
developers onshore and training them in ECIF/CIM some developers then returned
off shore to work remotely while some stayed on shore to complete projects.
·
Lead
technical group responsible for address standardization and postal change of
address for Nationwide’s enterprise customer information system.
·
Developed
and implemented House Holding services for Master Data Management (MDM formally
WCC).
January 2006 to
July 2006 Nationwide
Insurance
Consultant
·
Supported
current Customer Information system (CIF)
·
COBOL
DB/2
·
Helped
developed Enterprise Customer Information system. (ECIF)
·
ECIF is a COBOL/DB2 backend system using MQ to
communicate with Web sphere Customer Center (WCC). I worked on converting the
data from CIF to ECIF and lead building the processes to update WCC on a daily
basis from the Mainframe.
February 2005 to Medical
Mutual of
October 2005 Consultant
·
Contracted
through CareWorks Technologies
·
Cool:Gen
and DB2 environment
·
Block
Mode and Batch Cool:Gen
·
Coded
new Coordination of Benefits system
·
Worked
with end users to gather requirements for new benefits system.
·
Created
design documents using the SDLC based on gathered requirements and existing
system.
·
Created
conversion programs to load/update DB/2 from legacy systems.
·
Created
use and test cases and documentation for the new system.
·
Wrote
reports accessing DB/2 for end users.
·
Performed
break/fix resolution
June 2004 to Kaiser Permanente,
January 2005 Consultant
August 2002 to Huntington
National Bank,
October 2003 Senior Programmer Analyst
· Supported CIL/MaxiFI which is a XML (IFX) service based system running 24/7 with a mid-tier written in Java on Windows 2000 and Linux, using MQ to integrate to a legacy/data server backend running in COBOL/CICS.
· Supported and enhanced the existing Cool:Gen (IEF/Advantage) Block mode and Batch in the customer information system (CIS).
· Used Cool:Gen for Block mode client/server.
· The existing system consisted of Cool:Gen (versions 5.1 & 6.0) as well as batch COBOL and DB2.
· Trained new developers in the use of Cool:Gen.
· Utilized JCL to set up and manage new job streams.
· Performed break/fix resolution in CICS.
· Trained new programmers on both legacy CIS and MaxiFI systems.
· Performed on call duties 24/7.
April 2001 to
August 2002 Systems Analyst
·
Supported and
enhanced the asset management and clearing systems that ran on the trading
floor.
·
Work done in Cool:Gen (versions 6.0 & 6.5) and COBOL in both online,
batch and client server.
·
Worked to
implement IET’s GuardIEn product and ChangeMan into
the CME’s software configuration management.
· Utilized JCL to set up and manage new job streams.
·
Performed break/fix resolution in CICS.
·
Performed on call
duties 24/7.
September 2000 to e-Bank
LLC
April 2001 Senior Information Specialist
·
e-Bank is a start-up
software company partly owned by
· Worked on the first release of our CRM package bound for the Huntington Bank.
· Tested new release which was a blend of Cool:Gen (client/server and Block mode) and native CICS code.
· Created use cases and documentation for the new system
· Uilized JCL to set up and manage new job streams.
· Performed break/fix resolution in CICS.
June 1997 to Huntington
National Bank,
September 2000 Senior Programmer Analyst
· Utilized JCL to set up and manage new job streams.
May 1996 to Fairfield
County District Library,
June 1997 Contractor
EDUCATION
Full Life Cycle Johnson McLamb Case Solutions
Development Workshop Composer / Cool:Gen Training, 1997
Associate in
Applied Business Major: Computer Science Technology, June 1997