Holly Schu
Application Systems Analyst/Developer
contact
- (509) 432-9639
- holly.schu@wsu.edu
- 1001 N. Morton St.
- Colfax WA 99111
Skill Highlights
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Experienced and versatile application developer with exceptional problem-solving skills. Interested in front-end developer position. Over 20 years of experience in web and application development and an enthusiasm to continue learning. Driven self-starter who has successfully transitioned from in person to remote work while maintaining productivity and professionalism.
work experience
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Application Systems Analyst/Developer
Washington State University - 6/2012 – Present
- Provide support for SharePoint Online site collections for several departments.
- Successfully migrated these sites from SharePoint 2010 on-premise to SharePoint Online in 2019.
- Designed, programmed, and supported several full featured, fully automated InfoPath forms sites that utilize Active Directory and SharePoint to gather required signatures. These forms process purchase, leave, travel and overtime requests, performance plans as well as an inventory management system for Central IT and several Service Level Agreement clients.
- Designed, programmed, and supported Power Apps for change control board and teleworking agreement.
- Assisted with programming the ITS WordPress website.
- Add features to SharePoint and WordPress sites using HTML, CSS, JSON, JavaScript and jQuery.
- Meet regularly with administrative and business staff to define the business requirements and develop and enhance the applications to meet those needs.
- Develop and provide group training for these applications.
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Information Technology Specialist 2
Washington State University to 10/2010 - 6/2012
- Responsible for the design, programming, maintenance, and technical support for several large SharePoint InfoPath applications as well as other smaller solutions.
- Regularly met with administrative and business staff to define the business requirements and develop and enhance the applications to meet those needs.
- Developed and provided group training for these applications.
- Provided support for SharePoint site collections for several departments.
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IT Tech/Desktop Support
Washington State University - 12/2003 to 10/2010
- Responsible for the design, development, programming, maintenance, and technical support for several SharePoint/InfoPath business solutions.
- Provided hardware and software installation, troubleshooting, maintenance and technical support for IT staff and Service Level Agreement clients.
- Performed such duties as instructing employees about tasks, answering questions, distributing the workload, and checking work.
- Developed procedures for system management. Maintained software and hardware inventories.
education & training
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A.A.S Degree - Legal Secretary With Computer Emphasis
Phillips Junior College - 1990-1991
Selected Projects
SharePoint Business Forms
The SharePoint Business forms were created in response to a requirement to get multiple signatures from people in separate locations across campus. These forms are created using InfoPath and are hosted on a SharePoint site. Each form uses a custom workflow to send email requesting signature or actions required to complete the process.
Inventory
The inventory form is connected to an SQL database of equipment. The inventory is updated and maintained on a SharePoint site. Employees can see their own equipment logs. When equipment is changed, the employee is required to review and re-sign it.
Purchase Request
The purchase request requires signatures from the manager, the director, and the budget authority. It also requires a person to code it, place the purchase and mark the order complete. There is an accompanying form for reconciliation.
Travel Request
The travel request is filled out by the traveler. It requires signatures from the budget authority, the unit leader and the travel coordinator. There is an accompanying form to be filled out when the traveler returns.
Leave/Overtime Request
The leave/overtime request is filled out by the employee and signed by a backup (optional) and a supervisor (required). Once approved it appears on a SharePoint calendar. It is shown on the Time/Leave Report.
Time/Leave Form
The time/leave report shows different versions of the form dependent on employee type. It requires signatures from the employee, the supervisor, and a leave administrator.