Nathan C. has a solid work experience in the field of programming and analysis. Nathan currently holds the position of Senior Programmer/Analyst at Heartland Co-op, which they started in March 2021. Prior to that, Nathan worked at American Packaging Corporation as an Application Developer from March 2016 to March 2021. In this role, they were responsible for the software development life cycle on the IBM i, writing custom code and modifying legacy RPG III code.
Before joining American Packaging Corporation, Nathan worked at Heartland Co-op as a Senior Programmer/Analyst from March 2014 to March 2016. Here, they were one of seven RPG IV/ILE Programmer/Analysts and played a key role in the software development life cycle on the IBM i. Nathan worked independently and in teams, solving complex problems by writing custom code and modifying modern and legacy RPG III code.
Prior to Heartland Co-op, Nathan worked at Von Maur as a Software Engineer from March 2013 to February 2014. In this role, they were one of six RPG IV/ILE Software Engineers responsible for the software development life cycle on the IBM i. Nathan'smain responsibilities included writing custom code and modifying the legacy Advanced Cybernetics Inc. (ACI) retail merchandising system.
Nathan's career began at Roto-Rooter Corp. in February 2006, where they held the position of Senior Programmer/Analyst. Here, they were a Senior RPG IV/ILE Programmer Analyst responsible for Vormittag Associates Inc. (VAI) PTF upgrades and the software development life cycle on the System i. Nathan wrote custom code and modified VAI's packaged System 2000/S2K Enterprise source code.
Prior to Roto-Rooter Corp., Nathan worked at Curries from March 2005 to February 2006 as a Programmer/Analyst. Here, they were one of eight RPG IV/ILE Programmers and was responsible for the software development life cycle on the iSeries. Nathan worked independently and in teams, creating and modifying in-house programming for various departments.
Before Curries, Nathan worked at Great Lakes Energy from June 2004 to December 2005 as a Programmer/Analyst. Nathan was one of two RPG IV/ILE programmers and responsible for the software development life cycle on the iSeries. Nathan wrote custom code and modified Daffron & Associates packaged Consumer Information System (CIS) source code, making programming changes for various departments.
Overall, Nathan C. has a strong background in programming and analysis, with experience in a variety of roles and industries.
From 1999 to 2004, Nathan C. attended Ferris State University, where they earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Computer Information Systems.
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