Experience
- Managing DevOps and TechOps teams
- Implementing company wide password management transition
- Designing and implementing a company wide automated quality control infrastructure
- Managing projects and cross functional team to develop next product platform
- Designed and implemented a quality management system to obtain ISO 9001:2015 certification
- Expanded EDW scope to include hardware production data
- Led hiring process that expanded the development team by 33%.
- Led website redesign efforts, which improved website session duration by 275%
- Identified and mitigated critical IT infrastructure risks to prevent business disruptions
- Planned and executed a successful migration between project management tools
- Led DevOps team to decompose, prioritize, and execute projects within an Agile framework
- Delivered major API rewrite increasing system efficiency by 30%
- Worked with executive team to define reporting needs
- Designed and implementing EDW and associated ETL processes for company-wide reporting
- Redesigned main website infrastructure to improve page load speeds by 30%
- Lead team in planning and executing data science pipelines
- Mentored team members on data, QA, and development practices
- Worked with executives to develop data use cases and strategy
- Developed scalable data solutions using AWS
- Used PySpark to sanitize, congregate, and analyze web data
- Worked with Chief Technology Architect to implement big data solutions
- Managed international development team of 8 developers and QA
- Mentored team in Agile best practices to ensure software delivery
- Optimized release schedules through data analysis
- Increased conversion rates by 1% analyzing Google Analytics data
- Managed a world-wide collaboration of 50+ members
- Led data science team of 8 developing data analysis and acquisition software
- Increased project execution efficiency by 5% by teaching agile skills
- Increased experiment setup efficiency by 50% using Kanban
- Demonstrated communication skills through invited seminars