bill grammer

executor

About

-- Software Engineer with over 20 years’ full life-cycle experience. -- Broad background developing requirements, analyzing, designing, coding, and testing applications. -- Management of small software development teams. -- Strong software development skills in accounting, personnel, military retirement points, logistics, forecasting and dispatching functions. -- Experience using structured and object-oriented methodologies for web-based, desktop, client-server, and N-tiered systems. -- Extensive experience with rapid prototyping. -- Developed processes for and worked in CMMI level 3 certified development environments.

Country

united states

City

washington

Industry

computer software

Skill

requirements analysis, use cases, requisitepro, project management, uml, testing, process improvement, cmmi, itil

Experience

requirements analyst

ciber

2005-1 - 2005-1 · 1 mo

Senior Requirements Analyst for the Statistics Division (SD) of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts. SD tasked to develop a new system to replace an aging mainframe legacy system. Analyzed SD’s current processes and provided an operational analysis. Developed base use cases for one of the modules under consideration for development. Provided an impact analysis comparing the new system features and processes against the legacy system and processes.

executor

2009-1 - Present · 17 yrs 9 mos

Currently working as an executor for two estates

requirements analyst and project manager

asd | sky

2005-1 - 2009-1 · 4 yrs 1 mo

requirements analyst

kforce inc

2005-1 - 2005-1 · 1 mo

Requirements Analyst for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics eBusiness Center for the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense (OUSD-AT&L). Developed test cases, performed testing activities and debugged SQL queries for phase 3 of the Executive Information System(EIS). Developed functional requirements for phase 4 of EIS. Worked on process improvements for the Portfolio Management and the Software Process Improvement teams.