SMART Transportation Division
Fred DeFranco is an experienced IT professional currently serving as New Systems Architect at SMART Transportation Division since August 2015, where expertise in developing and maintaining back-end systems for dues collection and processing is demonstrated. Prior to this role, Fred held key positions at CTPartners, including Business Intelligence Team Lead and Business Intelligence Developer, focusing on efficient ETL pipeline development and SSIS package creation. Previous experience includes consulting work as an Independent IT Consultant and a duration as Senior Programmer/Analyst at NAS Recruitment Communications. Fred's career began as a Programmer/Analyst at American Greetings. Educational qualifications include a Master's in Computer and Information Science from Cleveland State University and a Bachelor's in Accounting and Finance from Baldwin Wallace University.
SMART Transportation Division
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We are the SMART Transportation Division, an AFL-CIO affiliate headquartered near Cleveland, Ohio. We are a broad-based, transportation labor union representing about 125,000 active and retired railroad, bus, mass transit and airline workers in the United States. With offices in Cleveland and Washington, D.C., the SMART TD is the largest railroad operating union in North America, with more than 500 locals. The SMART TD (formerly UTU) represents employees on every Class I railroad, as well as employees on many regional and shortline railroads. It also represents bus and mass transit employees on approximately 45 bus and transit systems and has recently grown to include airline pilots, dispatchers and other airport personnel. Disclaimer: SMART-TD reserves the right to remove any comments deemed inappropriate, inflammatory, untruthful, or for any other reason. SMART-TD also reserves the right to ban any commenters for inappropriate comments or for any other reason deemed necessary by SMART-TD. SMART-TD is in no way responsible for the comments posted on this page and the views expressed in the comments are those of the commenters.