Senior Analyst/Programmer

- Advance in career - Explore new technologies - Tackle new challenges. - Be productive and contribute to the development of your IT systems

May 2000 – Current Senior Analyst/Programmer
COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION

Primary responsibilities:

•Liaise with users and clients and gather requirements
•Analyse user and business requirements
•Define the scope of work, software, hardware and network requirements.
•Produce reports
•Propose solution and make recommendation on technology, strategy and approach
•Design solutions and systems
•Develop and implement solutions
•Support systems
•Communicate with clients and users and coordinate the implementation of the solution through change management
•Reactive user support.

Sep 1999 – April 2000 Analyst Programmer (8 month contract)
SANFORD SECURITIES

Duties:
•Write the CGI server layer using Active Server Pages (ASP) that run in the environment of a Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) which use DCOM technology to call objects that reside on Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS).
•Interface the Transaction System’s client application with Q-Agent via DDE to automate the retrieval of client’s details when the CSO picks up a call from Q-Master.
•Bug fixing, optimizing and enhancing the existing Transaction System, which is written in VB6 with an Oracle back-end.
•Develop new reports to Sanford’s staff using Active Reports.


Nov 1998 – Aug 1999 Analyst Programmer (10 month contract)
GE CAPITAL IT SOLUTIONS

Duties:
Develop and maintain the GIS Browser application

The GIS Browser a multi-tier client application written in VB 6. It uses ActiveX objects to communicate with Smallworld. It is aimed at providing users with a friendly and easy-to-use map browsing and spatial querying tool. It uses Win32 API’s to enhance the performance, and it utilises the NetAPI set to perform the initial authentication. It also uses a centralised version management technique to maintain versions and control upgrades.



Please see my full resume at http://www.iinet.net.au/~fsaadah/Resume.zip

Education

1987 to 1992 Bachelor of Computer Science
GPA 3.489 on a 4.0 scale. Second honours.
King Fahad University for Petroleum and Minerals - Saudi Arabia


Training Courses
•Novell’s Identity Manager 2 (IDM2).
•SAP XI Implementation & Operation (TBIT40)
•ABAP Workbench (BC400)
•SAP Netweaver ’04 – Web Dynpro
•Java 2 (CBT)
•Catalyst Quick Start - CSC
•Introduction to Object Oriented Programming using Java (Central TAFE)
•Mastering VB 5.0 (Alphawest Training Center November 1997)
•Systems Analysis and Design (Housing Bank Training Center 20/11/93 - 16/12/93)
•Software Engineering (Housing Bank Training Center 12/6/94 - 30/6/94)
•OS/2 Presentation Manager (Housing Bank Training Center 21/8/94 - 27/8/94)
•UNIX System V (Specialised Technologies Services, Amman, Jordan 13/8/95 - 24/8/95)
•MS Access (Specialised Technologies Services, Amman, Jordan 1/8/95 - 8/8/95)

Dear Sir/Madam,

I'm currently seeking employment in the Middle East and I would like to
apply for a job with your organisation.

I have over 13 years in the IT industry. I am an honest, loyal
and hard-working skilled professional who takes pride in the quality of his
work.

I am a reliable, profitable long-term investment. I'm smart and can learn very
quickly. I am able to work as an individual as well as part of a team.

I currently live in Australia but would like to relocate to the Middle East. I
hold both the Jordanian and Australian citizenships. I can relocate
within 5 weeks.

I was borne in Saudi Arabia and lived there for 22 years. I completed my
bachelor degree in Computer Science in 1992 and graduated from King Fahad
University for Petroleum and Minerals with a GPA of 3.48 / 4.00

My native tongue is Arabic and I speak English very fluently.