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| Richard H. Thomas |
87 Woodstream Dr. · Norristown, PA 19403 |
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| Summary: |
| Mr. Thomas is a Software Engineer with over 10 (10+) years of technical experience. With an extensive background in UNIX and Personal Computers as well as good end user skills, he possesses great qualities in providing enterprise-wide technical support for application development projects. |
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| Systems: |
| UNIX (Sun Solaris, HP-UX), PC's |
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| Software: |
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Visual Basic 6.0, Visual Basic.NET |
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Windows 98/2000/XP |
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Microsoft Office 2000 |
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SQL (Oracle) |
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C, C++ |
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Fortran |
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SAS Base, Stat, Graph (PC, UNIX and Mainframe) |
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SAS Access, Connect, Share |
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SAS AF/Frame, SCL |
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ASP, ASP.NET |
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HTML |
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XML |
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X-Windows, XView and Motif toolkits |
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Working knowledege of Perl |
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| Northeast SAS User's Group (NESUG 2001) Conference |
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| Experience: |
Palarco, Inc. (assigned to
AstraZeneca) |
Wayne, PA |
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Software Engineer |
1996 to Present |
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Participated in all aspects of Software Design Life Cycle |
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Developer on Visual Basic project with Microsoft Word automation |
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Developer on Web based data browsing tool |
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Served as first-line SAS support for Drug Development department |
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Supported UNIX for Drug Development Department |
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Developed scripts to automate testing and development |
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Assisted subordinates and supervisors in identifying and resolving problems. |
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Implemented new procedures for in-house applications providing less developer interaction |
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Conducted and presented monthly SAS users forum |
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Developed and conducted training for internal software application |
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Software Engineer |
1989 to 1996 |
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Performed System Administration duties for UNIX network |
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Responsible for GUI development for project reporting requirements |
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Advised system administrators |
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Evaluated software and hardware for purchase |
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Led initial use of C and C++ programming languages |
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Maintained and updated legacy Fortran programs |
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Developed custom databases for internal use |
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Assisted migration from mainframe to workstations |
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HRB Systems, Inc. |
State College, PA |
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Performed complex computer analysis |
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Developed Fortran and C programs to aid analysis |
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Maintained custom databases |
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Non-Morse Signal Interceptor |
1980 to 1984 |
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Managed various intelligence activities |
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Supervised a staff of five to eight individuals |
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Operated and monitored complex electronic equipment |
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Generated daily reports |
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Trained newly assigned personnel |
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