Dennis Nerada

I am an IT Professional with over 15 years of experience in developing custom database, reporting, and ERP solutions that enhance decision-making, automate workflows, and reduce operational costs. My expertise lies in Microsoft Access, SQL, Power BI, and ERP integrations, with a strong record of optimizing reporting cycles, eliminating manual data entry, and supporting executive decision-making through automated analytics systems.

I am recognized for my ability to translate complex business needs into measurable technology outcomes, demonstrating both technical leadership and strategic vision.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems (MIS)
University of Wisconsin–Parkside, Kenosha, WI

Provided a strong foundation in business systems analysis, database management, and enterprise IT integration.

Focused coursework included data modeling, SQL, software development life cycle (SDLC), and project management, forming the technical and analytical base for your later work in database design and ERP systems. 

Certifications & Professional Training

Power BI Desktop Certification – LinkedIn Learning

Demonstrates proficiency in data visualization, Power Query, DAX, and dashboard creation to support business intelligence and executive reporting.

Supplemental Technical Training:

Advanced Programming in Microsoft Access 2016 & 2010 – in-depth VBA and relational database programming.

Developing Microsoft ASP.NET Web Applications Using Visual Studio .NET – full-stack web application development.

Database Programming with Visual Basic 6 – legacy system maintenance and modernization.

Introduction to Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Administration – database performance tuning and management.

Crystal Reports 8.5 – advanced report generation and formatting.

Power BI (Guy in a Cube Course) – applied Power BI for real-world data analytics.

LinkedIn Learning Courses: “Solve Real-World Data Problems with SQL,” “Power BI Essential Training,” “SQL Server Reporting Services,” and “Google Sheets Essential Training.”