Michael Frost
About Michael Frost
Michael Frost is a Senior PL/SQL Developer with extensive experience in database management and system enhancements, currently working at EmblemHealth since 2012. He previously held a similar role at Sony Music Entertainment from 2005 to 2012, where he contributed to significant projects including the overhaul of member accounting systems and the implementation of government-mandated coding standards.
Work at EmblemHealth
Michael Frost has been employed at EmblemHealth as a Senior PL/SQL Developer since 2012. In this role, he focuses on database management and development, ensuring the efficiency and reliability of internal systems. His responsibilities include handling database-related complaint tickets from business users and collaborating with ETL developers to address technical issues. Frost's work contributes to the overall functionality of EmblemHealth's data systems, supporting the organization’s operational needs.
Previous Experience at Sony Music Entertainment
Before joining EmblemHealth, Michael Frost worked at Sony Music Entertainment as a Senior PL/SQL Developer from 2005 to 2012. During his seven years in this role, he managed internal business user database-related complaint tickets and collaborated with ETL developers to resolve various technical issues. Frost played a significant role in overhauling the member accounting subsystem, which enhanced support for the customer service team.
Education and Expertise
Michael Frost earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics from City College of New York, where he studied from 1979 to 1986. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his work in database development and management. Frost's expertise includes preparing Technical Requirements Documents (TRD) and collaborating with ETL developers to implement system changes based on Business Requirement Documents (BRD).
Key Projects and Contributions
Throughout his career, Michael Frost has led several significant projects. Notably, he spearheaded the implementation of government-mandated ICD10 diagnosis and procedure codes by identifying, modifying, and verifying database objects across 16 databases. Additionally, he designed and implemented modifications to the hospital claims system to retain multiyear claims with the same claim number in the Data Warehouse database. These contributions reflect his capability in managing complex database systems.