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Pima County, Tucson, AZ <br /> Business Systems Analyst, Pima County Information Technology Department <br /> October 2009—January 2012 <br /> As Team Leader and lead Business Analyst for Pima County's Maximo Maintenance Management System <br /> team, coordinated with subject matter experts, implementation consultants and technical teams, defined <br /> the required functionality to support the business strategies, prioritized implementation requirements and <br /> performed system configuration of the Maximo application including Maximo Spatial and integration with <br /> the Advantage Financial Management System. Assistant System Administrator responsible for database <br /> configuration changes, application design modifications, security group set up and workflow configuration <br /> as well as troubleshooting system errors and preparing level of effort documentation for system <br /> enhancement requests. <br /> EDP Project Supervisor, Pima County Department of Transportation September 2007—October 2009 <br /> Business Analyst responsible for application development, maintenance and system administration of MS <br /> SQL, Oracle and Access databases including enterprise level applications such as Oracle Work and Asset <br /> Management, and commercial off the shelf (COTS) applications such as Accela Permits Plus, CarteGraph <br /> and CCG Faster. Sole responsibility for security design, implementation and maintenance for department <br /> software such as CarteGraph PAVEMENTview and PAVEMENTview Plus applications and CCG Faster <br /> Motor Pool application. Troubleshooting and resolution of complex application support issues using SQL <br /> programming. Creating new documentation for processes and procedures, and supervising end user <br /> training for over 300 customers. <br /> IT System Analyst, Pima County Department of Transportation September 2002—September 2007 <br /> Business Analyst and Trainer for the enterprise level Oracle SPL Asset Management System for nine <br /> Public Works departments. Identify and understand customer requirements and perform business <br /> systems analysis for Work Management and Inventory Management processes and systems. Performed <br /> and implemented process improvement through analysis and process mapping using the Business <br /> Enterprise Mapping (BEM) methodology. Supervise Information Systems Coordinator in the operational <br /> maintenance of automated systems. Team Leader of the 15 member Public Works Adjunct Faculty, <br /> supervising and performing training of the Customer Service, Team Building, Team Dynamics, Conflict of <br /> Interest and Quality Process Improvement training courses. (2007 to 2008) <br /> Business Systems Coordinator, Pima County Development Services February 1998—September 2002 <br /> Facilitated work groups consisting of technical personnel and end-users to determine needs and <br /> requirements for proposed permitting system. Programmed new compositions for automated processes, <br /> and was lead programmer responsible for conversion of existing Development Review and Planning <br /> processes to the integrated solution software, PERMITS Plus. Researched and developed custom reports <br /> of various permit data, performed statistical analysis and managed all internal and public reporting <br /> requests through the use of SQL query development. <br /> Engineering Plans Technician, Pima County Department of Transportation December 1996—April 1999 <br /> Facilitated multiple work teams charged with evaluating system functionality and developing the <br /> implementation plan for the PERMITS DOS automated system. Created end user testing documentation, <br /> facilitated user acceptance testing and prepared end user manuals for the operational maintenance of the <br /> system. Managed the monthly report for revenues and comparison of income to provide budget <br /> projections. Reviewed utility plans for conformance to Arizona State Revised Statutes (ASRS), regulatory <br /> and departmental requirements for issuance of Right-of-Way Use permits. <br /> 51 <br /> Reina Schmid Page 2 <br />