CHARLES E.

TALLEY
900 Vanderbilt St., Birmingham, Alabama 35206 - (205)253-2449
Email address: ctdec4d6@westpost.net
TECHNICAL SKILLS
COBOL - 37 YEARS CICS - 30 YEARS VSAM - 32 YEARS
EASYTRIEVE - 30 YEARS JCL - 37 YEARS TSO/ISPF - 30 YEARS
FILEAID - 14 YEARS ROSCOE - 32 YEARS MAINFRAME - 37 YEARS
DOS - 37 YEARS MVS - 32 YEARS IMS - 30 YEARS
DB2 - 14 YEARS PMS - 32 YEARS SDLC - 30 YEARS
ASSEMBLER - 37 YEARS PL/1 - 30 YEARS LIBRARIAN - 32 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
05/06-06/09 CIBER
Project Leader
Consultant at the Florida State Department of Education
, Student Loan Division.
FSU is one of the 40+ Federal Loan Guarantors that handles default loans, disbur
sement of loans, to students and/or their families that get loans from companies
like Sallie Mae, Citibank, etc. I supervised 3 others in updating student loan
s new disbursement with a 1% Guarantee Federal Default Fees Paid if the disburse
ment met a certain criteria. I also added the Fees Paid to the output reports a
nd the CICS programs where needed. The system is COBOL, DB2, CICS and VSAM.
02/05- 03/05 SMARTRONIX
CONSULTANT
Consulting at the Marine Corps Base, Logistics Group, Albany, GA, researching th
e feasibility of converting some of their ALC programs to COBOL. After determin
ing that since they are supposed to be getting a new STRATUS system that would b
e a COBOL system, it would not be worth it.
02/00 - 10/04 DMR
CONSULTANT
Consulting for the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Converted
FOCUS programs to COBOL II, SQL CICS and DB2 . The FOCUS programs had been acce
ssing the DB2 tables consisting of seven to nine tables each program that took 1
3 -15 hours to create a file. The COBOL programs created the same output files
in 5 - 15 minutes. The output was used in a Data Warehouse.
11/99 - 02/00 COMPUTER TASK GROUP
CONSULTANT
Consulting for Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Mississippi in Jackson, MS. Worked on
their Y2K project as a member of the swat team and lead a remediation team.

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03/97 - 08/99 SELTMAN, COBB and BRYANT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
CONSULTANT
Consulting for Ceridian in Atlanta, GA. Converted newly acquired ADP payroll
clients to Ceridian Signature Payroll system. Developed and enhanced Assembler
programs as per request. The system was a DOS, VSE, Assembler, and COBOL
Consulting for Jitney Jungle, a small grocery stores and gas stations chain head
quartered in Jackson, MS. Jitney Jungle had just acquired 256 Delchamps chain o
f grocery stores that had gone bankrupt. These stores had existed in southern Fl
orida, Mississippi and Birmingham. My SDLC responsibility was to determine what
programs that had to be rewritten and new VSAM files to be developed. Since Ji
tney Jungle was so small they had no need in the past for a paging capability in
their CICS software. Therefore I had to develop a paging routine for their exi
sting programs and the development of new CICS programs. All of the programs in
cluding the CICS programs were tested, installed, documented and the users were
trained to use the new systems.
Also worked on a Y2K project in Jackson, Ms. at the State Department of DHR. Th
e programs were COBOL, SAS, CICS and JCL on a MVS system.
02/96 - 03/97 THE REGISTRY
CONSULTANT
Consulting for EDS in Miramar, FL. Extensively enhanced production programs
that involved an Airline reservation programs to allow certain deletions from
an
IMS or DB2 database or both in the same program depending on the input data.
Involved with creating a new DB2 table from an IMS database.
05/95 - 11/95 TRECOM
CONSULTANT
Consulting for National Computer Print in Birmingham, AL. Participated in the
Analysis, programming and implementation of the Billing Statement System. The
Billing System provided billing statements for banks, mortgage companies and
automobile companies. This system was a DOS, VSE, COBOL, CEMT batch system.
04/94 - 03/95 KEANE, INC.
CONSULTANT
Consulting for Keane on-site. in Atlanta, GA. Upgraded numerous programs for a
large manufacturing system (COPICS) that was developed and written by IBM of
Germany. This system was a COBOL, CICS, SQL, DB2, IMSsystem that was upgr
aded for IBM in New York. Worked with imbedded procedures.

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10/93 - 03/94 ANALYST INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
CONSULTANT
Consulted for Total Systems in Atlanta, GA. Participated in the upgrading of
the
Universal Credit Card for AT&T utilizing Assembler. Created an accumulative
test file to be used by all of the programmers working on the project and upda
ted
various copybooks.
03/84 - 11/92 INDEPENDENT COMPUTER PROGRAMMER
I worked at the Washington, D. C. Navy Yard. My security clearance was updated t
o allow me to maintain and update classified IMS programs. These COBOL programs
were accessed through the Librarian only one at a time. I was formally trained
to use FOCUS to do report generation.
I worked for the Washington, D. C. Metro Transit System developing three approp
riation online programs that brought the total number of online programs to six
that were all interactive with each other. The programs were CICS and COBOL.
04/82 - 12/83 TYMSHARE, Birmingham, AL
Computer Programmer
When UNISYS (formerly Burroughs) sold a small or a mid-size to a client, it wa
s
with the stipulation that all of the banking software would be purchased from
TYMSHARE. My responsibility was the Certificate of Deposit system. I had to
convert new clients software to my system and do an on-site installation and
training. With pre-existing clients I had to maintain the CD system sending o
ut
updates as per changes in government regulations. I also had the responsibilit
y of
converting new clients Demand Deposit Applications (DDA).
09/80 - 03/82 AT&T(formerly South Central Bell), Birmingham, AL
Computer Programmer
I worked on the Yellow Page system using COBOL and PL/1. In charge of the
Project Management System. I also was responsible for the AT&T Exchange Access
Measurement System for the Southern BOC'S. This system was used to calculate th
e amount of trunk access used by MCI and Sprint. During a meeting with the repr
esentatives of all AT&T's BOC at the O'Hara Hilton, I was given the responsibili
ty of the being the focal point for the testing and updating the new EAMS by all
the BOC.
10/77 - 08/80 JIM WALTER RESOURCES, Birmingham, AL - A Manufacturing Company
Programmer/Analyst
Jim Walter Resources, a coal mine and coke plant company, had recently been crea
ted from U.S. Pipe. All of the programs were duplicated and were distinguished
from the U.S. Pipe programs by adding an "R" in front of the
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program and file names because they were using the same computer. The Account R
eceivables was a batch system that was in shambles and was out of balance becaus
e they were using Control Clerks and Keypunch Operators running the system. I w
as hired to do the SDCL along with a Credit Manager, the main user. It took a f
ew weeks to do the basic analysis and begin the output design, determining what
data was available, what data was to be created, what reports were needed, etc.
I designed and developed a DL/1 database, which I had to convert to IMS when JW
R converted to MVS while I was developing the new A/R system. I designed and cre
ated a VSAM transaction file with bi-directional activity between the database a
nd the VSAM file. I designed and created three on-line CICS screens that includ
ed a customer screen, invoice payment screen with the capability to post to the
General Ledger and a customer transaction screen. I designed and created 25 sup
porting batch programs including customer billing statements, daily, weekly, mon
thly YTD and year-end reports. I developed a User manual and trained the user a
nd an operator's manual. The system was thoroughly tested by me and the Systems
Programming before putting it into production. This A/R balanced to the penny
every month and immediately dropped the outstanding receivables from $29 million
to $20 million. I understand that this A/R system that I designed and created
from scratch was used from 1979 when I had it fully in production until 1998 whe
n they acquired a new software and hardware system for Y2K.
04/75 - 06/76 U.S. CUSTOMS, DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY, Washington, D.C.
Computer Programmer
I was in charge of a Project Management System. Developed a network of nodes
and activities to create a Critical Path Method (CPM) for the project. I develo
ped
milestone charts and work breakdown structure charts. Worked with a DED.
11/74 - 04/75 INTERNATIONAL TABULATING INSTITUTE , Washington, D.C.
Chief Computer Programming Instructor
I taught COBOL, Assembler and RPG supervising the day and evening classes.
04/73 - 10/74 OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATION, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE,
Washington, D. C.
 Computer Programmer
I did research on the first fax machine.
01/72 - 12/72 URBAN INSTITUTE, Washington, D. C.
Consultant
Assisted in designing a research brochure for a CATV study that was to be done
in various cities throughout the U.S. so that the results can be easily
computerized. I wrote the specifications for the COBOL programs and traveled
with the consultant group throughout the U.S. in performing the study.

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04/69 - 12/71 NATIONAL CABLE TELEVISION ASSOCIATION, Washington, D.C.
Assistant Director of Information Systems
After receiving my Computer Programming Technical diploma in 1970, I
was promoted to an executive staff position. I used COBOL to do research
in the Cable TV industry. I acquired my COBOL, Assembler and RPG
training at Lear Siegler Technical Institute where I received my Diploma..
03/65 - 03/69 U.S. Navy
Two and a half years in a helicopter squadron flying search and rescue of
an aircraft carrier off the coast of Vietnam. Primary responsibility was bein
g
in charge of all hard copies of Top Secret and down classified material from
the time it was received, distributed to the officers to the time it was burne
d.
I am a partially disabled Vietnam Veteran.
01/63 - 12/64 BUREAU OF NAVAL PERSONNEL, DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
Clerk Typist - Civilian
Received my initial Security Clearance.