Donald L. Neher

P.O. Box 30441 - Alexandria, Virginia 22310-8441

OBJECTIVES

My career objective is to serve in a challenging position for a dynamic and growing organization with focus in the automated data processing field, and special emphasis on software development and data analysis for corporate information systems, and to serve as the organizational trainer of applications software systems.

COMPUTER SKILLS

SOFTWARE:	MS Windows, Word Processing: (MS Word, WordPerfect), Spreadsheets: (MS Excel, Quattro Pro, Lotus), Graphics: (MS PowerPoint, Harvard Graphics, CorelDraw), Communications: (ProComm, Kermit), cc:Mail, Notes Mail.

DATABASES:	dBASE IV, Paradox, Clipper, Access, FoxPro, GroupWare

LANGUAGES:	COBOL, JCL, PL-1, SAS, BASIC, Clipper, dBase, Informix, C/C++

HARDWARE:	IBM 43xx, 8088, 248, 386 / 486, Pentium & other IBM compatibles(Micro)

OP SYSTEMS:	DOS, MS DOS, Novell, Windows 95, UNIX, MVS, VMS

PROTOCOLS:	TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, NetBEUI

TOPOLOGIES:	IBM Token Ring, 10Base2, 10BaseT, Ethernet

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Anteon Corporation, Software Engineer III
(March 2000 - Present)
Responsible for the development of Lotus Notes databases in support of Corporate clients. Work on-site developing databases using LotusScript LSX. Support all phases of applications software development using Lotus Notes. Responsible for software and systems engineering involving data migration from mainframe to mini to Lotus Notes. Produce user products such as access to databases, views, and reports.

CACI Federal, Inc., Computer Systems Analyst III
(May 1996 - March 2000)
Responsible for the administration of the CACI Corporate Briefing Center Local Area Network (LAN), scheduling, coordinating, and implementing presentation events to support Corporate Executives, Senior Vice Presidents, Directors, and Managers. Development and management of Lotus Notes databases to support the Business Development, Proposal Development, and Business Communications groups at Corporate Headquarters. Responsible for hardware and software configurations to support all of these Executive groups.

Computer Information Technologies, Inc., Software Engineer
(September 1995 - March 1996)
Participated in the development of OUSD (A&T) software development projects, including software and systems engineering. Designed, developed, and implemented new Lotus Notes databases. Supported all phases of applications software development using Lotus Notes. Responsible for software and systems engineering and administration of Lotus Notes servers at the Defense Logistics Agency, Defense Procurement. Utilized IPX, NETBEUI, and TCP/IP network protocols. Assisted in bench marking new software and hardware for proof of concept in systems integration. Served as on-site trainer for Lotus Notes introduction level.

Computer Technology Associates, Inc., ADP Technical Specialist (December 1993 - June 1995)
Responsible for managing the Life Cycle development and maintenance of two groupware database systems used by the Federal Government for tracking cost, deployment and utilization of government owned, nonmilitary aircraft. Wrote system code and documentation for each system, to include upgrades, in a client-server oriented environment. Also responsible for system analysis and quality assurance of these systems.

Virginia Army National Guard, Senior Systems Analyst
(September 1992 - April 1999)
Responsible for the design, development, and documentation of software systems engineering projects for the Va DPU. Supervisor of five enlisted personnel for the programming efforts of database systems.

National Guard Bureau Readiness Center, Software Analyst
(December 1992 - September 1993)
Responsible for conversion of user personal computers (PCs) from standalone to client-server LAN configuration. Wrote software programs to support this effort. Performed networking integration of software and hardware in new environment. Trained users to utilize the new network configuration, and developed documentation to support the user training and conversion efforts.

Trandes Corporation, Programmer / Analyst
(May 1992 - September 1992)
Contractor with the US Naval Supply Command, responsible for the development of the Office of Acquisition, Executive Information System (EIS). Wrote graphical user interface (GUI) software programs to support this effort. Demonstrated and trained users to become familiar with the new executive database access, and developed documentation to support the user training and system implementation.

Defense Logistics Agency, DMDC, Software Analyst
(November 1986 - February 1992)
Responsible for maintaining an archival database of automated information and data analysis reports. Performed programming operations as necessary to generate and distribute an automated report to a community of over 300 Federal and Military agencies. Performed analysis in accordance with DoDI 7730.54 and DoDD 1264.3

EDUCATION
M.S. Computer Information Systems
Strayer University
(December 1998)
B.S. Computer Information Systems.
Strayer College
(September 1995)
Additional Training:
IKON Education Center, McLean, VA-Lotus Notes Domino Messaging Administration, v4.5 (1999)Certificate
IKONEducation Center, McLean, VA-Lotus Notes Application Development I & II, v4.5 (1999)Certificate
WANG Training Center, Tyson's Corner, Fairfax, VA-Accelerated MS Windows NT 4.0 (1997)Certificate
Strayer College, Alexandria Campus-Novell v3.x / v4.x CNE Coursework Modules (1996)College Credits
US Government Contracted Services-Novell v3.11, System Administration (1993)Certificate
US Army Signal Center-Advanced Automated Data Processing (1991) Diploma
US Army Signal Center-Alternating and Direct Current Electronics (1991) Cerificate
US Government Contracted Services-Applications Software (various) Certificates
SAS Institute, Rockville, Maryland-SAS Basics for Mainframaes (1987) Cerificate
US Army Soldier Support Institute-Structured ANSI COBOL Programming (1986) Diploma
Adult Education Program, Arlington, Virginia-Advanced BASIC Programming Language (1982) Cerificate
Adult Education Program, Arlington, Virginia-BASIC Programming Language (1982) Certificate

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