Bob Gaydos

Bob Gaydos has a diverse and extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Bob started their career in 2008 at Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company as a Unix C++, Java, VBA Developer, where they developed and maintained the Tactical Pricing System. Bob then worked as a SQL Server ETL Developer at Icon Technology Solutions, where they developed an ETL process for Forest City Enterprises. Bob also worked as a Java Developer at SparkBase, maintaining the corporate transaction server. Bob also has experience as a Data Analyst at PNC Bank and as a Developer at Dealer Tire.

In 2012, Bob joined MediQuant Inc. as an ETL Database Developer, where they played a critical role in the analysis, transformation, and loading of client data into the DataArk® data archive application. Bob also introduced quality assurance processes and tools to detect and correct data issues.

Bob later worked as a SQL Developer at Arrow International and Dealer Tire, where they were responsible for the development, maintenance, and support of SQL Server databases. In both roles, they coordinated with web developers and end-users to implement new applications and enhancements.

Prior to their current role, Bob worked as an SQL Developer at AultCare, where they primarily focused on SQL development. Bob is currently working at Stark County District Library as an ILS Administrator.

Throughout their career, Bob has demonstrated strong technical skills, including SQL development, database management, and software troubleshooting. Bob has also shown the ability to coordinate with various stakeholders and work in change-controlled environments.

Bob Gaydos's education history is as follows:

From 1968 to 1975, Bob attended St. Brendan.

From 1975 to 1979, they attended North Olmsted High School and focused on college preparatory courses, with a minor in Shop.

In 1979, Bob enrolled at The University of Toledo and studied Engineering and Geology for a year.

From 1980 to 1998, they attended Kent State University and pursued studies in Computer Science and Math.

In 2000 and 2001, Bob attended Cuyahoga Community College to continue their education in Data Mining.

In 2002, they briefly studied Data Mining at Cleveland State University.

Throughout their education, Bob did not earn any specific degree.