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1993 to 1994 :
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  The Software Partnership
Wingate House, Northway,
Runcorn, Cheshire,
United Kingdom. WA7 2SX
(previously Norton House)
(now Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) in
Daresbury, Warrington (2007),
formerly EFD eFUNDS (2000) from Deluxe Data International Operations (1994) )
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Area :
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sp/ARCHITECT-BANK
Batch Host Interface Development, Software Design, Code, Test and Implementation
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Website :
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www.fidelityinfoservices.com
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Position :
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Programmer
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Programming Languages
(HP NonStop):
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COBOL85, SCOBOL, ENSCRIBE, TACL, NONSTOP SQL
Various NSK Utilities – PUP, SPOOLCOM, PATHMAKER,
PATHCOM, INSPECT, EMS etc.
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Operating
Systems :
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HP NonStop (formerly TANDEM COMPUTERS) CLX,
GUARDIAN with PATHWAY on K series
WINDOWS 3.1, MS-DOS
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Software
Packages :
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CrystalPoint OutsideView
Microsoft Word
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Other :
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N/A
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Programming Languages
(HP NonStop):
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COBOL85, SCOBOL, ENSCRIBE, TACL, NONSTOP SQL
Various NSK Utilities – PUP, SPOOLCOM, PATHMAKER,
PATHCOM, INSPECT, EMS etc.
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Operating
Systems :
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HP NonStop (formerly TANDEM COMPUTERS) CLX,
GUARDIAN with PATHWAY on K series
WINDOWS 3.1, MS-DOS
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Software
Packages :
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CrystalPoint OutsideView
Microsoft Word
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Other :
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N/A
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NSK Batch Host Interface Software :
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Responsible for the design, coding and testing of a number of Batch Host Interface processes which form an interface between the hp NonStop platform and systems running software for a major clearing bank in Saudi Arabia. The Host Interfaces are scheduled using NETBATCH, which activates TACL macros to initiate the running of the interfaces. They are responsible for updating the hp NonStop SQL database with transaction, balance, share and calendar information and informing the host systems of new accounts added on the hp NonStop system. The Host Interface is based around a file transfer mechanism provided by TCP/IP software running on both the hp NonStop platform and Host systems. Work was carried out in-house.
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Responsible for the design, coding and testing of a number of Batch Host Interface processes which form an interface between the hp NonStop platform and systems running software for a major clearing bank in Saudi Arabia. The Host Interfaces are scheduled using NETBATCH, which activates TACL macros to initiate the running of the interfaces. They are responsible for updating the hp NonStop SQL database with transaction, balance, share and calendar information and informing the host systems of new accounts added on the hp NonStop system. The Host Interface is based around a file transfer mechanism provided by TCP/IP software running on both the hp NonStop platform and Host systems. Work was carried out in-house.
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Phase II Voice/ Touch-Tone Response Unit and Smartphone :
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Phase II Voice/ Touch-Tone Response Unit and Smartphone
New Software and Software Enhancements
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After the initial development phase, I was assigned to a team coding and reviewing new software and making changes to software produced during the first phase of development. I was responsible for coding the majority of the new functionality on the hp NonStop platform. Work carried out allowed for greater choice to users of the Touch-Tone/ Voice Processing system, to request on-line statements and also balances of accounts from the host systems, by phone. Functionality was added to allow for the inclusion of a Smartphone device to request the download of account and transaction information and also make and up-load payments and stationary orders. Work was carried out in-house.
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Phase II Voice/ Touch-Tone Response Unit and Smartphone
New Software and Software Enhancements
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After the initial development phase, I was assigned to a team coding and reviewing new software and making changes to software produced during the first phase of development. I was responsible for coding the majority of the new functionality on the hp NonStop platform. Work carried out allowed for greater choice to users of the Touch-Tone/ Voice Processing system, to request on-line statements and also balances of accounts from the host systems, by phone. Functionality was added to allow for the inclusion of a Smartphone device to request the download of account and transaction information and also make and up-load payments and stationary orders. Work was carried out in-house.
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