Résumé - Tom Sleckman

Employment History

Web Database Developer/Consultant - Container Applications International, San Francisco

Responsibilities:
• Provide systems analysis, and programming services for Internet/Intranet database and client-server applications;
• Design and construct web-based Perl5 reporting, graphical user interfaces, stored procedures etc.
• Build special-purpose unix scripts, modules, and tools.

Database Developer/Consultant - Synarc, Inc., San Francisco (1999)

Responsibilities:
• Provision of systems analysis, database design and programming services in a Cinical Trials environment;
• Specialist in Unix relationa database systems;
• Implementation of database applications utilizing Sybase11, Python, Visual C++, Crystal Reports.

Information Systems Manager - UCSF Stanford Healthcare, San Francisco (1996-1999)

As manager of a small IT department, played a range of roles included:
• NT and Unix (Solaris) System Administration;
• Database design and programming in Access97;
• Apache and IIS httpd server installation and configuration
• Web site desing and implementation.
• User training and support
• Data warehouse planning and design.
• IBM/MVS connectivity issues.

Developed client-server ODBC Access database application to support clinical outcomes and reengineering projects. Constructed Visual Basic desktop interface to legacy mainframe VSAM files. Developed application web interface using ActiveX Server Pages technology. (Windows NT Server 4.0, MS-Access, VBA, IIS 3.0, VBscript)

Set up and configured Apache and IIS webserver. Implemented a clinical practice guidelines (pneumonia and gastrointestinal bleeding www.ocrm.ucsf.edu/pgp) website including; html and cgi programming (Apache 1.2, IIS 3.0, VisualPage, C/C++, CGI, SSI, Perl, ASP, JavaScript, VBScript.)

Software Engineer - UCSF, San Francisco (1991-1996)

For divers research groups, responsible for the design and implementation of Clinical Trials information systems. :
• System planning, design and programing.
• Database programming in Sybase, 4th Dimension, Omnis7
• Remote peer-to-peer telecommunication programming
• File servers and local area network.
• Presented training courses on database programming, and sytem use

Developed arthritis clinical trials database for client Hoffman-Roche. (Sun/Solaris, Sybase SQL Server, Solaris C/C++). Developed medical imaging equipment tracking database in support of Osteoporosis clinical trial for client Eli Lilly. (Macintosh, 4th Dimension Sybase SQL Server, Borland C/C++). For national heart-estrogen clinical trial sponsored by Wyeth-Ayerst, implemented distributed patient data collection system in 20 sites nationwide. (Macintosh, Omnis7, Symantec C++, SAS). For a national osteoporosis clinical trial sponsored by Merck, participated in development of patient data collection and analysis system. (Macintosh, Omnis7, SAS)

Computer Consultant - General Electric Information Services, Oyster Point, CA (1984-1991)

Provided consulting services to a variety of Fortune500 clients in the Bay and Los Angeles Areas using IBM mainframe and PC technology. Specialized in database administration, and database design. (IBM MVS, IMS, CICS, TSO, COBOL, FOCUS)

• DBA on automated check clearing project
• Project leader in pre-production planning application for apparel manufacturer
• Lead analysis in billing system for telecom giant.

Database Administrator - Financial Information Services Agency (City of NY) , New York, NY (1980-1984)

Responsibilities:

• Production database support;
• Developed DASD management and reporting system written in SAS;
• Database design and implementation for payroll system.

Programmer/Analyst - Irving Trust Company, New York (1977-1980)

Programmer for Foreign Currency Exchange Trading System (FX)
• Responsible for maintenance programming
• IMS DB/DC, COBOL, BAL, IBM 370 computer.