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Contractor to National Institutes of Health All of Us Research Program, supporting a global community of 10,000+ researchers productively using All of Us data to advance medical breakthroughs.• Lead strategic discussions to define product vision and roadmap; identify gaps and opportunities in product strategy; formulate new ideas, establish annual objectives and devise metrics to evaluate success• Plan and execute initiatives based on program priorities, business cases, resource availability and technical feasibilities; utilize a combined stage-gate and agile approach for efficient product delivery• Direct concept analysis and requirement gathering for new tools and enhancement to existing platform; oversee the implementation and continuous improvement of product development life cycle• Manage a portfolio of products to support health research on a cloud-based platform, tailored to meet the needs of a diverse researcher community

Contractor to National Cancer Institute, managing NCI Precision Medicine Clinical Trials program. Managed and streamlined operations within the NCI's Precision Medicine Clinical Trials initiative. • Acted as the primary liaison within the Project Management Office (PMO) to oversee the development of product roadmaps, budget forecasting, resource allocation, and risk and issue management.• Produced comprehensive monthly status reports on the development of clinical trial products.• Engaged in corporate service enhancements and delivery process improvements, contributing to the attainment of CMMI Level II certification.• Collaborated with senior management to develop and implement several Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).

Contractor to National Cancer Institute, managing NCI CBIIT’s Cancer Research Data Commons (CRDC) program. Served as primary PMO contact and provided strategic guidance, consultation, and management of the development of data common systems.• Collaborated with federal leads and technical project managers to enhance the discoverability, accessibility, interoperability, and reusability of cancer research data.• Developed and streamlined processes and tools for roadmap management and standardized status reporting within the CRDC program. Managed risks, issues, policies, procedures to ensure successful deployment of CRDC systems. • Organized and hosted meetings and webinars, engaging scientific and technical stakeholders from within the agency and the broader cancer center community, to align project objectives and strategies.

• Developed the technology strategy and a comprehensive suite of applications/mobile apps to support ASCO's scientific meetings, continuing medical education (CME), and quality improvement initiatives. • Acted as the central liaison for all IT-related projects, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives. Cultivated robust relationships with stakeholders through effective communication and collaborative problem-solving. • Built and led collaborative, high-performing teams, fostering a culture of excellence and innovation within the workplace.

• Managed all phases of project life cycles, including initiation, planning, implementation, closure, and support, ensuring seamless transitions and sustained benefits. • Employed agile methodologies to deliver continuous business value and adapt to changing requirements. • Focused on optimizing end-to-end user experiences and improving customer satisfaction.

• Oversaw business analysis, requirements gathering, prototype design, and quality assurance processes, consistently enhancing product quality and operational efficiency. • Proactively identified and capitalized on opportunities to refine and optimize development practices.

• Managed three major websites for Robert Wood Johnson Foundation National Program Office • Maintained a national online Law Digest (a complete collection of legal cases related to end-of-life care)• Maintained a database for palliative care grass-root advocacy programs

• Studied G-protein modulation of Calcium Channels at nerve terminals• Studied the effect of anti-epilepsy drugs on mammalian brain Potassium Channels• Research results were published in Journal of Neuroscience and Journal of Physiology