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MD-Programmer/Analysts-PLANNED SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL,INC.
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Author: PLANNED SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL,IN...
Date: Mon, 22 Jun 1998 00:00
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Planned Systems International, Inc. (PSI) is dedicated to bringing the
benefits of technology to our clients. Our technical personnel apply
state-of-the-art methodologies to bring advanced systems solutions,
services, and support to clients in the defense arena, civilian agencies -
including state and local government - and the commercial sector.


Description Supporting a Unisys 1100/2200 mainframe environment. Duties
include: develop, maintain, and modify complex software and program
specifications; review results of software testing and documentation to
ensure compliance with specifications; develop project plans including time
and hour estimates. 

Qualifications At least one year experience programming with any 2 of the
following is needed: DMS 1100, TIP 1100, DPS 1100, IPF 1100, QLP 1100, or
IQU 1100. Non-Unisys mainframe equivalents may be substituted; Unisys
preferred. Also requires at least 2 years experience programming in COBOL.
These positions require a BSCS or related degree. Four years of additional
experience programming mainframe financial or material management systems
may be substituted for the degree. Requires at least 3 years mainframe
programming experience


Bob Saunders
Corporate Recruiter
PLANNED SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL, INC.
10632 Little Patuxent Parkway, #200
Columbia, Maryland 21045-3205
410/964-8000 x 113
410/964-8001 (fax)
mailto:bsaunders@plan-sys.com
http://www.plan-sys.com
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