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I'm a semi-retired Program Analyst (programs as in operations analysis, social programs etc.)

 

I have experience querying and analyzing data from Oracle, Postgres, COGNOS, SQLite and Peoplesoft.

 

I also have significant experience with XML, XSLT and technical writing.

 

Is self employment developing queries and formatting reports viable? It doesn't need to be especially lucrative.

 

Particularly with the XSLT. I know most people don't like working in it, so does it get farmed out?

 

And Peoplesoft: I'm not fond of it, but I was pretty good at listening to mgmt concerns, then drawing data out of it that executives found helpful.

 

Any suggestions of skills I should pickup? I'm thinking R, GIS and other stuff.

 

I do not want to do Web Development or DBA work (seems to be excess labor there).

 

(I am in the Buffalo area and willing to travel)

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I didn't wear my secret decoder ring today. How do I translate what you just asked?

People in IT will know most of it. Those are different IT programs and languages.

drink ovalteen?

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I would think there is a board where short term gigs are posted. It has been a long time for me, but I did staff aug sales in the late 90's, maybe you should send your resume to a bunch of those guys. I have no clue how that business has changed, but we used a bunch of 1099 folks back then.

 

Maybe something like this

 

https://www.flexjobs.com/jobs/telecommuting-Programmer-jobs

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