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Jean M. Temple, MBA (Ms.)
jeantemple@hotmail.com
EDUCATION
Carrollton High School
Valedictorian
Kent State University B.S. Math/physics/chem
3.2GPA
Ohio University
M.B.A. General Business 3.5GPA
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION
Data Processing Mgt Assn C.D.P.
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
8/77 to 6/87
self-employed
CONSULTANT
various locations
Employment varied but was generally
hourly rate for time billed.
A partial list of clients follows -- detailed assignment descriptions
in Addendum hereto:
XEROX/Computerpeople,
Columbus, Ohio
University Hospital,
Columbus, Ohio
American Standard/Dover Data,
Piscataway, New Jersey
American Jersey Cattle Club/EIS,
Columbus, Ohio
Informatics,
Dallas, Texas
Massachusetts
Dept. of Public Assistance/Consultec,
Boston/Atlanta
Bank of Wisconsin/Computerpeople Unlimited,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Bank of Virginia/Cap Gemini America,
Baltimore, Maryland
8/77 to 3/78
The Ohio State University
School
of Public Administration
GRADUATE ASSISTANT
Columbus, Ohio
Doctoral degree candidate in Public Administration
with the anticipated
goal of a dual degree in P.A. and Law.
8/76 to 6/77
Ohio University
College of Business
INSTRUCTOR
Athens, Ohio
Taught Personal Money Management and Corporate Finance, a required
course for
Jr/Sr students.
10/73 to 8/75
Ohio University
CICS ADMINISTRATOR
Athens, Ohio
IBM S370/M145 CMS;
MVS; VSAM; IBM utilities; COBOL; CICS; BAL;
Panvalet; Librarian
CICS effort was carried out by one person who
was then responsible
for SYSGEN/PTF's; finetuning; troubleshooting the network; as well
as all applications design
and programming.
Initial thrust was to make all major files accessible in inquiry mode;
then major design efforts
were undertaken for personnel; student
housing; student grades; and fee payment plan.
CICS network consisted of
19 (3270) CRT's and 1 (2741) teletype terminal.
10/72 to 10/73
The Hartford Insurance Group
SYSTEMS ANALYST
Hartford, CT
IBM S370/M155 OS/MVT TSO; JCL; ISAM; utilities; COBOL; BAL;
online transmission
Hired
in to Assigned Risk Auto Project which was cancelled after two
months due to exigencies in the assigned risk marketplace.
Lead
programmer on the project and would have been responsible for
supervising programming effort.
Re-positioned
to the Homeowner's Policywriting and Billing system as
maintenance Systems Analyst. Duties were to analyze the state-mandated
changes and write programming specifications/supervise the programming
of same (from a distance). The effort required
frequent user interface
and input for definition and design. Also involved in the testing effort
and implementation
of the new versions.
Additional effort spent on two committee assignments: evaluation of
ShortHand Cobol; and
feasibility study of online/overnight transmission
of declaration pages.
2/71 to 10/72
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company
ANALYST/PROGRAMMER
Akron, Ohio
IBM S360/M65(dual) OS/MVT; JCL; ISAM; utilities; batch COBOL
Hired
in to Goodyear Aerospace after a company-wide layoff; one of two
first hired after layoff.
Initial assignment
was Shop Floor Control for Wheel and Brake Division
and working through DBOMP.
Transferred after six months to
Retail Stores Project and Goodyear Tire
and Rubber due to prior experience (see below). Team responsibility for
converting
the retail stores system to a total accounting package for
franchised tire centers.
Four person team for analysis,
design, and programming/testing/implementa-
tion of the new system. User contact for systems definition and feedback
and
full project life cycle effort.
10/67 to 1/70
B.F. Goodrich Company
SENIOR PROGRAMMER
Akron, Ohio
IBM
S360/M50/M65 OS/MFT; OS/MVT(IBM Beta test site); batch COBOL; JCL;
utilities
Entire work assignment was on the
Retail Stores (500+ nationwide) Project
(10-12 people) and the Inventory and Sales Reporting Team (4-5 people).
Responsibilities
included full responsibility for the daily stores inventory;
joint responsibility for semi-annual physical inventory;
joint responsibility
for monthly sales reporting; and team responsibility for the P&L conversion
in which all
500+ stores were converted to the new system. The stores ran
in the black for the first time after all stores were converted
to the new
sales and inventory system.
8/66 to 10/67
The Timken Company
PROGRAMMER A
Canton, Ohio
IBM S360/M30 DOS; COBOL; JCL; Disk(ISAM)
Responsibilities included program changes for the payroll savings
bond deduction
system; bearing standard cost system; PERT/CPM system for construction of new
facility/engineering
department; and the modifications necessary to print W-2's
in the payroll system.
Flowcharting, coding, testing,
and implementation were all duties of the
programmer.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
available upon serious inquiry
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A D D E N D U M
8/77 to 6/87
self-employed
CONSULTANT
various
locations
Employment varied but was generally hourly rate for time billed.
A partial list of clients follows:
XEROX/Computerpeople
Columbus, Ohio
University HospitalAmerican Standard/Dover Data,
Piscataway, New Jersey
American Jersey Cattle Club/EIS,
Columbus, Ohio
Informatics,
Dallas, Texas
Massachusetts Dept. of Public
Assistance/Consultec,
Boston/Atlanta
Bank of Wisconsin/Computerpeople Unlimited,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Bank
of Virginia/Cap Gemini America,
Baltimore, Maryland
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XEROX - System was order entry for Warehouse and Inventory
Control. My duties were as a contract programmer ($10/hr
through Computerpeople) and consisted of team development
of warehouse order entry modules.
University Hospital
- three month assignment to evaluate the
feasibility of their Data General heart monitoring system
with respect to
expanding managerial reporting from the
data being provided them by the responsible software
company.
American
Standard -- was using Dover Data to develop their trucking
system which involved inputting data from remote locations
to Piscataway and centrally processing the info for
"cutting checks" for the owner-operators. My duties were
for
the design and development of the program modules.
American Jersey Cattle Club - my involvement was limited; the
contract
with EIS was to a former associate at XEROX and
he was the only other person on the assignment; DEC equip-
ment; the
system was being programmed to provide
"pedigree" information on American Jersey cattle.
Informatics - assignment
was to develop sales and inventory system
for oil field supply stores and to transmit the data from
S3's to the central
processor in Dallas. Very similar
system to the Goodrich retail stores project previously.
Consultec - this consulting
firm had the contract with the Dept.
of Public Welfare to develop a new system for client ser-
vice and monitoring
for all welfare/assistance programs.
My involvement was as a systems analyst/designer in the
area of the community
information base.
Bank of Wisconsin - contract was held by Computerpeople Unlimited
(both partners had been bank
employees) and my involvement
was as a programmer/analyst in the area of trust adminis-
tration.
Cap Gemini
America - bank was a client of this consulting group
and the project was a conversion, due to merger, of the
programs
which were overlapping at the two banks.
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