Candace Provencal

Candace Provencal has a diverse work experience in the field of programming and analysis. Candace started their career at Asahi in 1998 as an RPG Programmer/Analyst, where they rewrote company reports and designed sales reports using RPGIV, RPGLE, and CL programming languages. Candace then worked at The Biltrite Corporation as an RPG Programmer/Analyst from 1987 to 2001, designing and implementing new applications using RPG IV, RPGLE, COBOL, and CL programming languages.

From 2004 to 2006, Candace served as a Sr. AS400 Programmer Analyst at Thompson Center Arms, where they designed and developed new applications using various programming techniques such as RPGLE, RPG-Free Format, and RPG-CGI. Candace then joined Standard-Thomson as a Sr. Programmer/Analyst from 2006 to 2009, where they developed new applications, including an automated system for emailing purchase order releases triggered by Kanban to vendors.

Later, Candace worked at Thompson Center Arms as an IT Developer from 2009 to 2011, specializing in the manufacturing of hunting rifles. Candace'sresponsibilities included designing, developing, and implementing new applications using RPGLE and RPG Free Format, as well as providing programming support for Mapics ERP system and in-house applications.

Candace'smost recent role was as a Programmer/Analyst at Zwicker & Associates, P.C., starting in 2011. The details of this role are not provided, such as the specific responsibilities or the end date.

Candace Provencal attended North Shore Community College from 1981 to 1983, where they obtained an Associates degree in Computer Science.