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This page should give the worldwide IT community an opportunity to
see
that there are a significant number of people who can list IBM
assembly
language knowledge as a speciality, and that there will be people
available
in the future who can maintain and develop such code.
Additionally, it may serve as a forum those seeking employment and
for those
seeking to hire assembler expertise.
The list below contains an overview of English speaking people
with
expertise in the area of High Level Assembler. For other languages
additional
lists are available. The list is sorted alphabetically by last name,
with the
anonymous entries coming last.
For comparable lists in other languages, please
select
the language of your choice from the overview at the end of this page.
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Mr. G. Adair
Mr. Adair, a resident of Tucson Arizona, USA, has been writing IBM
mainframe Assembler code as his primary work since 1968. While most
of his
experience is in the systems programming area, he also developed a
number
of large applications in the banking and airline industries. He spent
20+
years working with TPF for airlines and hotel chains. His areas of
expertise are in data set manipulation using EXCP, writing macros and
problem determination.
For more information, please contact Mr. Adair via
e-mail.
Mr. J. B. Adams
Mr. Adams has 30+ years in the IT industry. Primarily as a Systems
programmer in all of the IBM mainstream operating systems (Z/OS, MVS,
VM/CMS, DOS/VSE). In depth ASSEMBLER experience including design and
coding to provide access to an unsupported device type (Motorola
Mobile terminals in Police cars) including CCW address translation
and
EXCPR coding, design and coding of a subsysytem to provide dynamic
allocation and access to files of any organization (QSAM, VSAM, DB2),
design and coding of MVS/JES2 and CICS exits.
Thorough knowledge of system services, experience in authorized
programming.
CICS and DB2 application programming experience. Also proficient in
COBOL.
Contact info?
Mr. J. P. Baker
Mr. Baker, a resident of Lancaster County, South Carolina, USA, has
been developing and maintaining IBM mainframe assembler programs as
his primary job for more than 30 years. His expertise has been
primarily in VSE and VM systems programming, including all aspects of
systems installation and maintenance, with particular emphasis on
CA's
VSE systems software packages (DYNAM, TOP SECRET, etc.), low-level
I/O
programming, operating system enhancements and extensions, vendor
exits,
and MACRO development. In addition to IBM mainframe assembler, he has
wide experience in C, COBOL, PL/I, and REXX, as well as a variety of
lesser known programming languages. He also has extensive experience
in both macro-level and command-level CICS.
Currently, telecommuting contracts will be considered.
A full profile is available upon request.
He can be contacted via
email.
Ms. K. Batteau
Ms. Batteau is a resident of Virginia, USA. She has been in the IT
industry for over 25 years. Her primary sphere of work has been at
the
systems level of IBM mainframe platforms MVS, VM, VSE, in capacities
ranging from operating system developer to systems programmer. The
majority of her development has been in assembler, and she is also
fluent in REXX and PL/1.
A full
Curriculum
Vitae is available; references will be provided upon request.
Currently, contracts in the United States are being considered.
Mr. L. Bernstock
Mr. Bernstock has have been in the industry since 68, in operations
programming and VSE/VM
systems programming. I write in ALC (both VSE & OS/390), COBOL,
RPG some
PL/1 and FORTRAN (on HP/3000).I have worked on some other oddball
equipment
(DATAPOINT) some Honeywell and Tandem machines. I am a regular at
WAVV (just
to keep up on the latest VSE "stuff").
For more information, please contact Mr. Bernstock via
e-mail.
Mr. D.L. Clark
Mr. Dave Leonard Clark has been working with S/370 assembler and
macro
coding since 1980.
In addition to S/370 Assembler, he also enjoys coding in REXX/VSE,
COBOL/VSE, RPG/400, and Visual Basic (among others).
He is currently the Senior Mainframe Systems Software
Programmer/Analyst
for DAPSCO Information Systems in Dayton, Ohio (USA).
He also operates a home-based, part-time, multi-platform, free-lance,
computer consulting and contract programming business for
IBM Mainframes,
AS/400's, IBM-compatible PC's, and Internet web pages.
Contact and additional information is available at
http://www.DaveClarkConsulting.com/
Mr. D. B. Cole
David B. Cole has nearly 40 years of experience in MVS (and
predecessor)
systems programming with concentration in Assembler, MVS internals
and JES2.
During his career, David has had the opportunity to work on many
elements of
the MVS operating system and has earned a reputation as an authority
in his
field.
David has owned and run Cole Software, a small software development
company
located in Afton, Virginia, since 1988. He is the lead developer of
the
company's core product, the source level assembler debugger,
z/XDC®, which
first came to market as DBC in 1980. Today, z/XDC's users include
some of
the best minds in the Assembler community.
Contact and additional information is available at
http://www.colesoft.com/.
Mr. S. Dahari
Applications programming expertise with systems knowledge and
exposure.
Proficiency in IBM Mainframe environment including z/900, z/990,
z9 and
SYSTEM 390, multiprocessor machines running z/OS, OS/390 and MVS.
Versatility in creating diverse applications in ASSEMBLY, COBOL,
PL/1
and PASCAL in response to organizational needs. Skill in designing,
programming and testing of programs ranging from simple batch to very
large, complicated batch and online programs. Extensive experience in
structured programming methodologies, writing and linking or loading
of calling and called modules. Comprehensive, in-depth expertise in
serial and binary table search techniques. Experienced in the
intricacies
of system conversion.
He can be contacted via
e-mail.
Mr. V. DeVittorio
Mr. V. DeVittorio is an independent computer consultant. His main
area of
expertise is IBM Mainframe Assembler. He has an extensive background
and a
strong interest in Assembler programming. A strong technician, he has
developed
applications in the airline and banking industry. In his career he
has done a
lot of assembler programming for both online and batch systems. A
recent high
point of his career was enhancing a 900 module load-module for a major
public
utility. He has developed assembler user exits for application
programs and
Syncsort. He has also done considerable application maintenance,
debugging, and
testing using Cobol, Intertest, Fileaid, and IBM utilities.
Full-time,
part-time positions in the New York tri-state area, or telecommuting
actively
considered.
He can be contacted via
e-mail.
Mr. D. Dick
Mr. Dick wrote his first assembler program in 1976
- macro level for CICS 1.1.1, it was quite a baptism under fire.
Since that time, Mr. Dick has been employed in various positions
from
flunky to Systems Programmer to Data Center Manager. For the last 20
years he has worked in software development for the VSE platform and
is
currently employed by Connectivity Systems International. During
this
period he has been responsible for the design, coding, maintenance
and
support of BIM-PRINT, BIM-QCOPY, BIM-ARCHIVE, BIM-PC/TRANSFER, RAAD,
and
HFS.
He can be contacted via
e-mail.
Mr. Roberto Fiorani
Roberto Fiorani was born in 1957 and lives in Italy. He has a master's
degree in Applied Math (achieved on January 1981).
He started working on IBM mainframe since 1981 and his experiences
include installing, configuring, managing and monitoring z/OS and
z/VSE
systems as well as a good skill on performance and capacity
planning.
With assembler language he wrote many middleware and database
interfaces including: VSAM to DL/1 transparency, zVSE/POWER
interfaces, TCPI/IP interfaces, APPC utilities, File transfer product
using APPC (written macros in order to have same source in z/VSE and
z/OS), routines for Y2K management, scheduling routines, some TCP/IP,
VTAM and supervisor exits.
Excellent knowledge of COBOL, CICS, CA-DATACOM.
After the mainframe experience he has expanded his knowledge in the
open systems environment: Windows, Linux, Aix, J2EE.
Member of AICA and IEEE Computer Society.
A complete profile can be found on
LinkedIn.
He may be contacted via e-mail
Mr. S. P. Frazier
Mr. Frazier was born in 1950 and has programed in assembler since
1968.
He has written system exit routines for MVS, VM, and VSE.
He can be contacted via e-mail.
Mr. A. W. Frediani
An electrical engineer by training, and configuration and
performance/tuning
specialist for most of his career, Alex has had a hardware-level
orientation for most of that time. He wrote display and sports
control
code for the Munich Olympics (IBM assembler), wrote complete suites
for
university research control systems (DEC assembler), and spent many
years
writing, maintaining, and modifying IBM/OS telemetry-related systems
at
NASA Goddard Space Flight center - working with engineers on the
design of
custom communications interface hardware and test suites. He has
written/modified numerous OS, JES2, RACF, etc. exits, and utilities,
was a consultant for a project linking ESCON channels to FDDI
networks,
and is experienced with channel-level programming. He is available
for
contracts or W-2 work (overseas only).
He can be contacted via e-mail.
Mr. R. L. Gatski, Jr.
Mr. Gatski has been writing kernel-level assembler code for his
entire
career. During 14 years at IBM he wrote assembler code which is part
of the z/OS operating system, and during 10 years at Candle he wrote
assembler (and C) code which is part of the Omegamon suite of
products.
He is available for full time work in the Poughkeepsie, NY, area, or
contract work worldwide.
He can be contacted via
e-mail.
Mr. Andreas Geissbuehler.
Born in 1945 in Switzerland, Andreas has been living in Canada since
1966. He is writing in Assembler since 1968, initially IBM 1401, S/360
DOS and OS/MFT. In 1980 he founded
AFG Consultants Inc.
If it ran or still runs on an IBM Mainframe (z/OS, MVS) most likely
Andy has used it at least once, somewhere, for some time.
Mr. V. Gil
V. Gil has been programming in Assembler since 1978, right after
graduating
from a major University with master's degree in CS and Applied Math.
His
experience began with all sorts of systems and applications projects
on
DOS/IBM [pre-VSE], ranging from nucleus generation, to coding an
in-house
dis-assembler, to development of a relational database management
system for
ad-hoc reporting. He then moved to scientific/accounting programming
in
Fortran, PL/I and Cobol and one of the projects [automating the
process of
concrete manufacturing] has earned him a Ph.D. Since 1990 he is back
to
Assembler working as a senior software engineer for software vendors
[Mobius,
Neon], banks [CSFB, Chase] and financial institutions [ADP,
Broadridge] where
he daily interacts with such products as CICS, DB2 and MQ.
Currently he is
happily employed as a Lead Technical Consultant.
He can be reached via
e-mail.
Mr. N. Gruettner
Norbert Gruettner was born in 1952 and currently lives in Germany. He
gained his first experiences with assembler as a system programmer
under
Siemens/BS2000 in the year 1976. Further on in his career he worked
as
system software developer for SOFTWARE AG, Darmstadt and there among
other
things he developped the full multi-processor utilization, the
VTAM/SNA
interface and the DB2 call attachment facility of the TP monitor
COM-PLETE.
This TP monitor is available on IBM operating systems z/OS and
VSE/ESA.
Today Mr. Gruettner works as independent EDP advisor with the
emphasis
performance optimization of applications. The projects cared for by
him
include online (CICS, COM-PLETE, IMS/DC) and batch applications in
Assembler, COBOL, NATURAL and PL/1 with data base accesses DB2,
ADABAS and
IMS/DB.
A complete profile with contact information is available
here.
Mr. S. F. Heffner
Stephen F. Heffner has been coding in a variety of computer languages
since
1964, including many assemblers for minicomputers, microprocessors,
and
mainframes. His systems programming activities have included
operating
systems, compilers, interpreters, runtime systems, real-time,
commercial,
engineering, and scientific programs. He has also been an expert
witness in
several IP civil cases involving issues of code copying and
professional
competence.
Mr. Heffner served on the faculty of the Wharton Business School,
from 1981 as
a Lecturer to 1994 as Adjunct Associate Professor in Decision
Sciences.
In 1984, Mr. Heffner created XTRAN, an expert system for automating
the
analysis, re-engineering, and translation of many computer languages,
including
several assemblers, one of which is HLASM. His current activities
comprise
enhancements to XTRAN, as well as training and consulting to users
of the system.
Full information is available,
including contact information.
Mr. D. Higgins
Started mainframe assembler programming in college on IBM 1410 and
S/360.
Received Masters in Mechanical Engineering in 1969 from University of
South
Florida. Worked for Electronic Communications Inc. for 2 years on
manufacturing numerical control applications using IBM 1130 with
FORTRAN and
assembler. Worked for Florida Power for 25 years starting as a
system
programmer and later managing the IT department for 15 years.
Published
several ACM papers on structured programming in FORTRAN and assembler.
Published several contributions to the SHARE Program Library
including
structured FORTRAN and assembler translators and MVS modifications
and
utilities in assembler. Published MMS/370 mainframe assembler and
emulator
for z80 CP/M in 1982. Published PC/370 shareware assembler and
emulator for
MSDOS PC's in 1985. Licensed PC/370 rights to Pansophic Systems
(TELON) and
Micro Focus (MF/370) in 1989. Sold PC/370 rights to Micro Focus in
1993.
Left Florida Power in 1995 and worked for Micro Focus 9 years as a
systems
software developer supporting Mainframe Express assembler and
emulator.
Left Micro Focus in 2004 and started his own company Automated
Software Tools
Corporation developing open source z390 Portable Mainframe Assembler
Tools
in Java for Windows, Linux, and other platforms supported by J2SE.
Available for consulting projects on part time basis.
Full
information is
available, with information about the z390 Project available
here.
E-mail
Mr. Mauri Kanter
Mr. Mauri Kanter was born in Argentina in 1961 and currently lives in
Israel. He gained his first experiences with z80 assembler using the
CP/M
operating system around 1981. In his career he worked for UNIVAC,
ECI,
Formula and BMC, Among other things he developped a CSA memory
sysplex
data-sharing mechanism exploiting coupling facilities structures, and
a lot
of supervisor state / key 0 code (PC calls, subsystem code, MVS
resource
managers etc). He also managed assembler development teams. He worked
with
z/OS, VM and VSE.
He enjoys constructing solutions for problems in companies using the
various resources available.
He can be contacted via email at
itzuviem@013.net.il.
Mr. A.F. Kornelis
Abe Kornelis was born in 1962 and has assembler experience since 1985.
He lives in the Netherlands, Europe.
Primary area of expertise is with designing and building programs to
solve
complex problems, either in assembler or in other languages.
Experience
includes a.o. non-disruptive conversions, reconstructing
documentation,
re-enabling legacy software for future maintenance, HLASM macro
authoring,
teaching High Level Assembler, programming techniques and problem
solving
strategies.
Full profile with contact
information is available.
Mr. M. Lewin
Mr. Lewin is a resident of France but is available for work
worldwide.
His primary experience is as a MVS system programmer and as an
assembler
programmer. He taught part time for six years IBM assembler language
in an
engineering school. He has a diversified profile.
A Full profile with contact information is
available.
Mr. E. M. Martin
Mr. Martin has been in system programming for a consulting firm in
the
Northeast Ohio area for 23 years. He has traveled over the central
and
eastern part of the United States working for different clients, and
is
currently a Senior Systems Integrator.
His main area of experience is in IBM VSE and VM systems. Having
worked
as a consultant for both large and small companies, he has experience
in all areas of a data center, including the integration of different
platforms.
He has written, debugged, and maintained assembler calls, exits,
subroutines, and programs for CICS, VM, VTAM, TCPIP, and other
products.
He has worked with Cobol, C, Assembler, High Level Assembler, Fortran,
and RPG.
He enjoys constructing solutions for problems in companies using the
various resources available.
He can be contacted via email at
emartin@dowlinggroup.com
.
A full resume is available upon request.
Mr. S. Metz
Mr. Metz is a senior MVS systems programmer, although he also has
experience on a wide variety of other platforms. He has done a lot of
assembler programming both on z/OS (and its predecessors) and other
platforms, including modifications to IBM and non-IBM operating
systems. His languages of choice are HLA and PL/I, although he also
knows a number of other languages, e.g., Ada, C, COBOL, FORTRAN, Perl,
REXX, SAS. He has a strong interest in Linux and OS/2. He is the
author of "Safe REXX" and "The PC Neophyte's Guide to Self Defense".
He has written ISPF dialogs, local modifications, macro libraries,
PL/I callable service routines, REXX function packages (for CMS and
TSO), SVC routines, TSO commands, user exits and utilities. He has
done configuration & tuning, DASD management, installs via SMP/E,
JES2, performance monitoring, security, training and VTAM. He is
seeking employment in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, although
he will consider relocation. He is also interested in moonlighting.
He can be contacted at (703)256-4764 or via
e-mail
A Full profile
with contact information is
available.
Mr. J. P. Morrison
Mr. J. Paul Morrison was born in England and currently lives in
Unionville,
Ontario, Canada. He has been coding in IBM mainframe Assembler
language
(most recently HLASM) for about 30 years! He has written large
amounts of
Assembler code over the years, plus several sets of structured
programming
macros, also macros to build tables (some of which were
self-sorting). He
is also familiar with PL/I, plus REXX, APL, ISPF, IMS, CICS, and some
DB2.
He designed and helped to build a forerunner of the IBM VSAM access
method,
and more recently discovered/invented the application development
technology
now called "Flow-Based Programming". He is interested in
both
programming and natural languages and would be particularly
interested in
participating in internationalization projects. His French is
reasonably good.
He is interested in contracts in the Toronto area, or remotely via
VPN.
He can be contacted via email, and
his URL is
http://www.jpaulmorrison.com.
Mr. K. Muensberg
Mainframe professional since the days of OS/MFT with excellent
assembler
skills. Worked in systems programming (from MFT up to z/OS), product
development (Pansophic Systems) and consultancy.
Details can be found at
http://www.dvtrendwest.de/eassembler.htm
Mr. R. Mullins
Mr. Mullins is a resident of Northern California, USA. He has been
in the IT
industry for almost 25 years.
His primary sphere of work has been at the systems level of IBM
mainframes
for most of that time, first as a systems programmer, then in ISV
customer
support, and for the past 10 years he has been working as a HLASM
software
developer (total assembler experience is over 20 years). He has
written
programs that work with many facets of the z/OS and
VSE/ESA operating systems, including interrogating system control
blocks and
manipulating data sets, and has even worked with the
Siemens-Fujitsu BS2000/OSD
platform. His work also include accessing data spaces, using
supervisor state, and utilizing many of the newer S/390 and
z/Architecture
instructions. He has also written programs that use interfaces
described in
the DFSMSdfp Advanced Customization Guide. Macros are a specialty.
Mr. Mullins has also worked extensively in COBOL, C, REXX, Perl, PHP,
PL/I and
FORTRAN, and has an understanding of PL/X and APL.
A
Full profile with contact information is available.
Currently, part-time telecommuting contracts (20-30 hours/month) in
the
USA, Canada, and Europe will be actively considered.
Mr. Bernd Oppolzer
Mr Oppolzer was born in 1959. He lives in Germany (near Stuttgart).
He
studied computer science at the Stuttgart University, graduating in
1985.
He has worked with IBM Mainframe ASSEMBLER since 1985, and with IBM
Mainframes
since 1982 (starting with VM/CMS - FORTRAN - PASCAL). In addition to
ASSEMBLER
Mr Oppolzer works with the following languages/systems/databases:
C, PL/1,
REXX, z/OS, Linux, OS/2, TSO/ISPF, DB2, ORACLE, MySQL, MS SQL Server.
Primary areas of his work involve system related programming; for
example, a XML
parser for C and PL/1, a high performance table management system,
test tools,
change & config management, database tools, classes for
application developers,
including programming languages, database systems, debugging, dump
analysis.
He can be reached via
email.
Mr. T. Sambrooks
Mr. Sambrooks has nearly 4 decades of ICT experience having started
with
IBM systems in 1966, and produced his first Assembler program in 1972.
Over the years he has written a number of utilities, and a security
system
for HASP, the JES2 forerunner. Since 1999 he has been running
Assembler
course for commercial organisations within the UK, and is currently
working
on a routine to mimic Started Tasks to aid Operator training. Besides
Assembler Terry has worked with Cobol, Easytrieve, Java, Javascript,
PL/I and REXX.
A full profile
with contact information is available.
Mr. J. Scharneck
Mr. Scharneck is in South Africa and has recently gained assembler
expertiese. He has over 8 years of data processing experience with
COBOL,
DB2 and REXX applications.
Mr. Scharneck may be contacted by
e-mail.
Mr. B. Schrager
Mr. B. Schrager has been involved with MVS development since before
it
was released when IBM invited him to be provide input into the
direction,
potential problem areas, etc. of their new operating system. In
1974
Mr. Schrager co-authored the JES2/TSO Interface Package (JTIP),
which
was the first product to interactively submit Jobs, inquire about
status,
and retrieve their output. At about the same time, Mr. Schrager wrote
the Link Pack Area Packer program which optimized the packing of Link
Pack
Area Modules to minimize paging. This was contributed to the
SHARE CBT
Tape. In 1978 Mr. Schrager was the designer and primary author of
ACF2
- the first commercially successful mainframe security system. After
a
short retirement, Mr. Schrager co-authored the EKC Security Reporting
Facility (E-SRF), which provided analysis and consolidated reporting
for
ACF2 and RACF. Recently, Mr. Schrager developed enhancements with RRS,
Two Phase Commit, DB2 LOBs, DBCS and ADABAS for a middleware software
vendor. In 1978 Mr. Schrager co-founded and was President of SKK,
Inc.,
a software company to develop and market ACF2. When SKK was sold in
1986,
it had 2700 mainframe customers and 160 employees located around the
world.
Mr. Schrager has been Manager of the SHARE Security Project, the
SHARE
MVS Group, Deputy Director of the SHARE Basic Systems Division and on
the
Advisory Board of the Center for Information Privacy and the Law for
the
John Marshall Law School. Mr. Schrager can be contacted via
e-mail.
Mr. P. Sonnek
Mr. Sonnek is a resident of Southern Minnesota. Mr. Sonnek has been a
hard core BAL programmer for over 20 years now. High points include
writting and maintaining GL/Accounting software and Payroll.
(way back
in the early 80's) Worked for Blueline Software working on several
different Vital Signs products, inulding being the primary developer
on
Vital Signs for CICS/VSE. He has written a number of I/O modules,
POWER
exits, Macros and has worked with XPCC, Diagnose commands to
communicate
between VSE and VM. He has also also worked on Real-Time Credit card
verification programs, all in BAL. Currently working as a VM/VSE
Systems programmer.
A full profile
with contact information is available.
Mr. S. Spanchak
Mr. Spanchak has been working in Assembler since 1972. He has
specialized in the design and development of systems applications
and
products for MVS and its derivatives. He is an advocate of macro
programming and reusable code and is the author of a rapid development
macro toolkit for large scale systems applications.
He may be contacted via e-mail
.
David Stephens
David has been a z/OS and CICS Systems Programmer, and HLASM
Developer since 1989. He has extensive experience in
"internals" programming with z/OS, CICS and IMS.
He also has experience in CICS command level, dump analysis,
and performance analysis.
David has worked in many different industries, and has six
years experience in systems software development and
Level 3 support with IBM. He is based in Perth, Australia,
and provides services to Australia, Asia and South Africa.
More information and contact details can be found at
www.longpelaexpertise.com.au.
Mr. S. Thompson
Mr. Thompson is a computer consultant. He has worked for Amdahl
writing
vertical micro-code, at IBM writing MVS internals code, and has been
programming in ALC since 1976 working in VSE, VM and MVS environments.
He
has taught privileged operations internally for an ISV and has also
been an
expert witness in an IP case. He uses HLASM via conditional assembly
to
generate command streams besides writing macros. He is currently a Sr.
Systems Programmer and Software Developer as an employee of VS
Strategies.
More information
Mr. M. Truebner
Mr. Truebner was born in 1953 and is a resident of Germany. He has
been
working with assembler since 1973.
Mr. Truebner specialises in designing and building solutions to solve
complex
problems. In addition to writing these applications in assembler,
Mr. Truebner also codes in REXX, COBOL and PL/I as necessary.
A Full profile
with
contact information is available.
Mr. B. Turner
Mr. Turner was born in 1942 and is a resident of West Central Florida,
U.S.A. He has been working with assembler since 1964, as an
Application
Programmer (15 years), Systems Programmer (21 years), and Systems
Designer (10+ years overlapping), but has minimal experience with
Z-OS,
having "retired" in 2001. He has experience in the design and support
of
online systems written in assembler. He has PL/I experience and is a
fluent REXX programmer having supported it and other programming
languages under VM/CMS and MVS/TSO. He has considerable experience in
writing assembler macros, especially in a CICS environment. He has
also
been the primary programming instructor and Executive Advisor for an
Advanced Computer Programming Explorer Post (www.post227.org) for over
18 years as a volunteer.
A background profile is
available.
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