Bryan Horstman

628 Willow Ridge South Peosta, IA 52068 (563) 557-1622 Bryan.Horstman@Loras.edu

Targeting Systems Administration Positions
18 years of experience in support, trouble shooting and systems administration
Consistently recognized for technical troubleshooting skills used to rapidly and cost-effectively resolve
challenging technical issues.
Quickly learn and master new technology; equally successful in both team and self-directed settings;
and proficient in a range of computer systems, languages, tools and testing methodologies.
Education
Loras College Dubuque, IA
Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems Candidate GPA: 3.7/4.0

Northeast Iowa Community College Peosta, IA 1991
Associate of Applied Science Degree in Business Computer Programming GPA: 3.6/4.0
Technology Summary

Systems: CICS/ISPF/Mainframe/MVS, HP UNIX, IBM AIX, Windows 8/9X/NT/2000/XP/Server
2K3,Server 2K8, Honeywell/Bull
Databases: Unidata, Supra, Cincom, Oracle, Access, Microsoft SQL, Relational Databases
Languages: UniBasic, COBOL, Easytrieve, MVS JCL, Unix Scripting, Visual Basic, SQL, HTML, C++,
Perl, Java Script
Software: Datatel Colleague, Unibasic, Envision, Expediter, Intertest, CICS/VSAM, Panvalet, MS
Office
IT Experience
LORAS COLLEGE Dubuque, IA
Information Systems Administrator and DBA, (April 2003-present)
Handle technical troubleshooting within an enterprise environment, including system crashes,
slow-downs and data recoveries.
Engage and track Priority 1 issues, with responsibility for the timely documentation, escalation (if
appropriate), resolution and closure of trouble tickets.
Install, tune and administer IBM AIX P630 and P720 servers.
MCKESSON CORPORATION Dubuque, IA
Conversions Programmer Analyst, (1998-2002)
Designed and developed custom programs to convert current and new clients to the newest
software platform.
Developed and tested procedures to clean clients data and provide the highest quality conversion
possible.
Helped develop and test a process to convert a Balance Forward accounts receivable system to an
Open Item accounts receivable system.
Product Support Analyst, (19921998)
Supported client base within the Accounts Receivable application.
Researched data and program problems, which resulted in correcting client data, and/or
recommending changes to programming logic.
Solved high priority issues on weekends and nights, which included program failures and
hardware/system issues.