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NAME	Michael Alton Quinlan
ADDRESS	11719 West Arlen Street Boise, Idaho  83713
TELEPHONE	(208) 939-1169 (208) 388-5486		home office
EMAIL	mq@maq.org MQuinlan@idahopower.com		home office
PERSONAL DATA	Birth Date: Status:		March 15, 1955 Single
EDUCATION	College:		I attended the University of Utah for three years, majoring in Computer Science. I have also taken college-level courses at Westminster College and the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.
	High School:		I graduated from Fort Collins High School in 1973.
INTERESTS	I like science fiction and mysteries. I enjoy visiting museums and I am a member of the Boise Art Museum. I have my own personal web page and I enjoy interacting with people on the Internet. Lately I've begun playing Go, an oriental board game.
JOB HISTORY	Idaho Power Co. IS/Enterprise
		Software Analyst II		Apr. 1999-Present
		RESPONSIBILITIES
		I will be assisting the integration effort for the new Customer Information System. I will be using Java to write custom adaptors for the ActiveWorks integration software (Active Software).
	H&W Computer Systems, Inc. New Products Development Team
		Software Specialist V		Jan. 1987-Mar. 1999
		RESPONSIBILITIES
		I was primarily responsible for developing new products as part of the New Product Develpment Team. Programming was done in batch and CICS using the C Programming Language and the IBM System/390 Assembler Language (High Level Assembler). I have also completed major projects using the C Programming Language in Windows 95/NT and on OS/2, using the C and C++ languages.
	Pansophic Systems, Incorporated (since purchased by Computer Associates) GENER/OL Development Office
		Sr. Software Specialist		Nov. 1985-Jan. 1987
		RESPONSIBILITIES
		I was responsible for designing and implementing new commands, features, and underlying structures for the GENER/OL fourth-generation programming language and its environment. As project leader, I coordinated the development of Release 7.0 of GENER/OL. Release 7.0 was a major upgrade involving the work of five programmers over two years. Programming was done in CICS using the IBM System/370 Assembler Language (Assembler H).
	University of Utah Information Systems and Communications
		Manager, Technical Services Sr. Systems Programmer Systems Programmer Computer Programmer		Feb. 1982-Nov. 1985 Jan. 1981-Feb. 1982 Jan. 1978-Jan. 1981 Aug. 1974-Jan. 1978
		RESPONSIBILITIES
		As Manager of Technical Services, I reported to the Director of Information Systems and Communications. I supervised four Systems Programmers who supported all Systems software on the IBM 4381-2, including MVS/SP1.3, ACF/VTAM, and CICS 1.6. In addition, I supervised the Database Management and Security Administrator functions. As Systems Programmer and Sr. Systems Programmer, I was responsible for developing software (using the IBM System/370 Assembler Language) to support the application programmers. I was also at different times responsible for supporting all the various operating system and related software, including OS/VS1, MVS, ACF/VTAM, and CICS. As a Computer Programmer, I wrote application programs under the direction of a Systems Analyst. The programs were written in Cobol and in Mark IV (a report-writing language).
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