Sherrie Parmanand

Sherrie Parmanand has a strong background in software development and data analysis. Sherrie started their career as a Sr. Client Server Analyst at Excel Telecommunications, where they worked closely with the accounting department to develop a system for tracking fixed assets. Sherrie then moved on to Blue Cross Blue Shield as a Computer Programmer, where they focused on financial systems. At JCPenney, Sherrie worked as a Technical Specialist in Human Resource Systems, conducting system testing and providing support for the finance department. Sherrie also worked as a System Analyst/Programmer at Zonke Monitoring Systems and as a Software Support/Analyst at Texas Capital Bank.

In 2005, Sherrie joined Centene Corporation as a Data Analyst, and later worked at Accenture Technology Solutions as a System Analyst/SQL Programmer. Sherrie then became a Project Manager at Archon Group before joining Heritage Auctions as a SQL Server Developer. At Heritage Auctions, they designed and developed SQL Server objects and utilized SSIS and T-SQL to migrate databases.

Currently, Sherrie works at AlixaRx as an Analyst Software System 3. In this role, they are responsible for creating views, tables, stored procedures, SSIS packages, and SSRS reports. Sherrie also serves as the technical lead for reporting, ETL, database optimization, and SQL development. Additionally, Sherrie develops C# .net code and assists the DBA with production installations.

Sherrie Parmanand received their Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree in Computer Information Systems from Texas State University, where they studied from 1990 to 1993. In addition to their formal education, they obtained several certifications from Microsoft. In September 2005, they earned the MCAD: Microsoft .NET certification and the MCPS: Microsoft Certified Professional certification. Sherrie also holds certifications in MCAD Certification in .Net and MCP Certification in SQL Server, although the specific month and year of obtaining these certifications are not mentioned.