Darryl G. Humphrey, Phd., Pmp Email & Phone Number

Edmonton, Ab, Ca

Edmonton, Canada Area

Advanced analytics, AI/ML adoption, Project management, IT advisory and implementationRepresentative projects are described below.

Edmonton, Canada Area

Edmonton, Canada Area

Leading a team developing advanced analytics for detecting anomalous claiming patterns across a broad spectrum of transactional data.

Canada, Global

Darryl was Senior Manager in Deloitte’s Technology Strategy and Architecture practice providing IT advisory services to clients in the oil and gas sector, insurance, financial services, and public sector. Darryl was a founding member of Deloitte’s global leadership team for cloud computing and a member of the national leadership team for enterprise architecture and analytics.Representative projects are given below.

The Application Services unit focused on enterprise level application development and maintenance services using either J2EE or Microsoft centric technologies. The XML and .NET technologies layered on Oracle databases comprised the bulk of the work. Application Services utilized the Rational Unified Process and development tools that support the iterative and incremental development of quality software applications. Recognizing the value clients place on end-to-end abilities, practices were in place to ensure application services offerings were tightly integrated with infrastructure and hardware provisioning offerings. Key accomplishments have been the introduction of a new organizational structure featuring performance teams, a defined delivery methodology, and an emphasis on professional responsibility and integrity.

United States

As a founding member of Ernst & Young’s first-mover ecommerce practice (‘DareStep’), Darryl specialized in adding click stream value to brick and mortar businesses by designing and building customer-centric ecommerce capabilities.Representative progjects given below

Provided usability expertise for the integration of the wearable computer with the standard array of soldier carried weaponry. Managed multiple teams to develop the software system performance criteria, advise on the suitability of COTS components, and to ensure the usability and effectiveness of the overall system.

Two key areas of responsibility: 1) Risk analysis by providing analytical expertise to determine probability estimations of human error and product failure.2) User interface design for prototyping combat ready mobile computing systems.

Established the Human Factors Laboratory with a research program focused on advancing the field of human-computer interaction and aging-in-place assistance for the elderly. Technology investigations were guided by the Federal Aviation Administration and National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Provided consulting to private health care facilities targeting the aging population.As Director of the Human Factors Laboratory at the National Institute for Aviation Research I oversaw international research collaboration on the communication potential of the real-time measurement of event-related brain potentials. Also was a member of the National Aeronautical and Space Administration (NASA) Life Sciences Panel for the Decade of the Brain Neurolab mission (STS-90) which flew in April 1998. Responsible for technology selection and implementation, computing policies, staff selection and development. Founded the Driving Independence facility with a local retirement community.

Wichita, Kansas, United States

Established the Human Factors Laboratory with a research program focused on advancing the field of human-computer interaction and aging-in-place assistance for the elderly. Technology investigations were guided by the Federal Aviation Administration and National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Provided consulting to private health care facilities targeting the aging population.

United States

Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and TechnologyFederally funded experimental laboratory investigating the physical and cognitive mechanisms of human performance and visual perception. Managed multiple research projects and associated lab assistants. Extensive software development experience in several high level and low-level languages. Application integration across multiple platforms. • Developed data analysis tools including neural nets, genetic algorithms, and boot strapping techniques. Developed software for real-time asynchronous event monitoring, stimulus presentation, and hardware control.• Participated in Visualization Lab efforts to deploy NCSA Mosaic beta versions. • Conducted research on human-computer interaction, visual display design, training methodologies, event-related brain potentials and cognition, and human performance under stress (mental workload, fatigue, and age).

Phd

Bsc. (Honours)