Patrick Fitzsimmons
About Patrick Fitzsimmons
Patrick Fitzsimmons is a Senior Developer Analyst at TELUS in Edmonton, Alberta, with extensive experience in technical programming and business intelligence.
Current Role at TELUS
Patrick Fitzsimmons is currently employed at TELUS as a Senior Developer Analyst in Qualification Data Services. He is based in Edmonton, Alberta. His role involves leveraging his extensive experience to ensure the efficiency and reliability of data services within the company.
Professional Experience at TELUS
Patrick Fitzsimmons has had a long-standing association with TELUS, having served the company in various capacities since 1989. His roles have spanned Senior Developer Analyst positions in Business Intelligence and Internal Portals, as well as involvement in the TELUS Work Stoppage in 2005. This extensive experience highlights his deep-rooted expertise in both technical programming and business intelligence.
Early Career and Roles
Earlier in his career, Patrick Fitzsimmons held technical and analytical positions at several organizations. He worked at Ontario Hydro as a Technical Assistant in Computer Applications and Simulator Maintenance Analyst. Additionally, he served as a Technical Specialist at the Bank of Montreal and as a Systems Programmer Analyst at Royal LePage. His diverse background also includes a stint as an Assistant Manager at John A's Family Restaurant.
Educational Background
Patrick Fitzsimmons has a robust educational background. He earned a B. Math in Computer Science from the University of Waterloo and later studied at the University of Alberta. He also achieved WSET Level 3 Advanced Wine & Spirits Certification from the Art Institute of Vancouver. His language skills include studies at the Edmonton Hispanic Bilingual Association.
Technical Skills
Patrick Fitzsimmons possesses practical experience with WebLogic, Java, JavaScript, Oracle PL/SQL, and Control-M. He has demonstrated his ability to work within UNIX and Oracle environments, underpinning his strong technical capabilities. Notably, he played a key role in upgrading and migrating all applications to the new Quebec Data Centre infrastructure.