DATA WAREHOUSE DEVELOPER Keywords E-Commerce ERP Models Move from Logical to Physical Models Data Warehouse Processing, Performance, and Management Identify, Document, and Design Interfaces OLAP/ETL MIS, IT Logical and Physical Hardware/Software Topology Identify Gaps and Risks “Single Source of Truth” Architecture Criteria SAP Business Warehouse, SQL, and Oracle Databases BAPI/DCOM/ABAP/VB Development and Implementation Web Management B2B B2C CRM Project Management Internet Source Systems Limitations and Batch Processing Windows End-User Data Access Performance Expectations
Resume Chip N. Glass 9871 North 81st Street Wauwatosa, Wisconsin 53213 (414) 555-2447 / email@email.com Data Warehouse Developer Big-picture strategist with the ability to analyze business and technical requirements at any level SAP Business Warehouse, SQL, and Oracle databases Big-picture strategist with the ability to analyze business and technical requirements at any level, to develop B2B and B2C data warehouses via SAP, SQL, and Oracle. Core Strengths Project management Gap/risk identification “Single source of truth” architecture SQL and Oracle databases
Logical to physical modeling SAP Business Warehouse BAPI/DCOM/ABAP/VB Hardware/software topology
Professional Experience DATA STORAGE INC., Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1998 to Present Data Warehouse Developer Interact with management teams to analyze business and technical requirements for creating “single source of truth” architecture used in data warehouse. Develop and implement BAPI/DCOM/ABAP/VB. Identify, document, and design interfaces with existing systems. Design standard and Web-based management reporting capabilities. Document information management processes, resources, and tools. ■
Designed and developed data warehouse (SAP Business Warehouse) to identify “single source of truth” architecture for retailer that specified consumer trends for marketing purposes. Included OLAP strategies and components.
Education Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, 1998 ■ ■
GPA: 3.75 Member of Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society
Interview Q&A Using Keywords Why should we hire you, what are your strengths, and how do you see yourself contributing to our company? As a big picture strategist with the ability to analyze business and technical requirements at any level, I am confident I can develop a data warehouse that will aid your company in analyzing B2B and B2C information. My technical skills include: SAP Business Warehouse, SQL, and Oracle databases, and BAPI/DCOM/ABAP/VB development and implementation, and creating “single source of truth” architecture for retail environments.
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