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Personal
resume for
Tony LeBlanc CG(C), BSc(CS)
tonyaleb@nbnet.nb.ca
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Summary
of Skills and Experience
- 18
years experience in PC-based Cobol (RM/Cobol &
AcuCobol)
- Experience
as a team leader, programming team supervisor
- Experience
analyzing customer requirements and designing solutions,
overseeing implementation and training
- Proven
understanding of optical lens manufacturing
- Experience
with interfacing serial production devices to a Cobol
application
- Some
experience with GUI-based Cobol development
- Able
to work with a team of professionals
- Well
able to work independently, self-motivated
- Able
to learn new technologies and systems quickly
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| Employment
History |
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2000
- present
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Consultant,
Chocolate River Consulting
Riverview, N.B.
As a self-employed private consultant, I do
consulting in two areas; one, using over 17 years
of experience to do heir research for the Province
of Ontario, as well as private genealogical consulting.
The second area is using my years of experience
with Cobol and the Optical industry to do analysis
and Cobol programming for Optical Software in
Moncton, N.B.
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1995
- 2000
1985 - 1990
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Optical
Software, Inc.
Moncton, N.B.
As Director of Product Development, I am responsible
for the design, development and testing of all software
products, supervising a team of four full time and
one part-time programmers. The product is developed
in the Dos/Windows environment on the Intel class
of Pcs, in a combination of Cobol, Basic and C routines.
Applications included Accounts Receivable, Inventory
Control, Order Entry, and various functions specific
to the optical manufacturing industry. On-site installation
and training of personnel, as well as participation
in industry trade shows are also required.
Previous work periods (1985 to 1990) involved work
on the same project, first as a junior and later
as an intermediate-level programmer.
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1990
- 1995
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BelTek
Systems Design, Inc.
Moncton, N.B.
Duties included the analysis and implementation
of system solutions for clients, running on PC-Based
single and multi-user environments. Solutions
were designed around RealWorld Accounting Software,
a Cobol-based accounting system for the PC world,
based on DOS, Novell, and Xenix/Unix platforms.
My responsibilities included analysis of requirements,
quotations on same, and implementation of custom
changes. This work was carried out by a team of
4 programmers (including myself) under my supervision.
These responsibilities also included the testing,
maintenance and support phases of development.
Occasional training was also sometimes required
of my position.
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Summer
1994
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Environment
Canada, Water Quality Branch
Moncton, N.B.
Duties included programming parts of a laboratory
management system on a DEC VAX 11/750. Left when
summer position was finished.
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Education
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1995
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Atlantic
School of Theology
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Diploma in Theology and Ministry - completion of
three year continuing education program
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1986
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University
of New Brunswick
Fredericton, New Brunswick
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
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1981
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Moncton
High School
Moncton, New Brunswick
Academic diploma, 1st division
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Extracurricular
activities
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- 4
years experience as Scoutmaster of Scout Troop
in Moncton, N.B.
- 7
years experience co-ordinating Youth Group programming
in Riverview, N.B.
- 3
years experience as Wolf Cub leader in Riverview,
N.B.
- Various
experience coaching baseball and other activities
in Riverview, N.B.
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| Accreditations |
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1995
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Certification
as a Certified Genealogist for Canada by the Genealogical
Institute of the Maritimes
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