Instrumental in enabling governed data for a centralized application empowering Replenishment teams with technology to attain inventory excellence.

Responsible for Data Enablement in the Replenishment and previously for Assortment and Fashion Apparel space for Walmart U.S Merchandising Operations. Been a monumental part of key business launches in Merchandising.• Delivered on average 15 projects per quarter and achieved over 90% completion rate despite considerable downsizing in engineering capacity with a spill-over rate less than 10%. • Established trust with stakeholders from four existing initiatives, leading to an expanded scope of work supporting an additional 5 new business verticals. • Enhanced collaboration and transparency with over 30 stakeholders by conducting requirement gathering sessions, facilitating trade-off discussions, and aligning with stakeholders on deliverables. Additionally, empowered stakeholders by proactively identifying risks and facilitating their mitigation.• Influenced long term strategic vision of transitioning over 130+ datasets to a governed data lake by ensuring data governance and accurate data practices are followed. • Refined ways of working with engineering by onboarding to omni process intake form on JIRA, defining a requirement checklist and massively improving documentation on Confluence thus improving collaboration and bringing transparency amongst stakeholders involved. • Expanded domain expertise through a deep understanding of key Replenishment concepts, asking insightful questions, and grasping the business requirements. Avoided redundant development efforts by utilizing knowledge of the domain and data systems, resolving data-related roadblocks, and fostering collaboration across functions.• Actively participated in interviewing for Data Steward, Data Product, and Data Strategy positions, conducting over 15+ interviews and playing a key role in team hiring processes. Contributed to team development and fostering a cohesive work environment by leading, planning, and coordinating activities for the Fun Committee.

The Master of Science in Information Systems program at the UW Foster School of Business in Seattle is a one-year accelerated master’s program designed to train current and future business leaders in information systems management. The program provides hands on experience in solving complex, unstructured business problems while learning executive management principles in strategy, operations, and project management.

• Contributed towards Blue Shield of California client with a focus on database enhancements. Validated end-to-end functional and regression data warehouse enhancements by leveraging SQL and ETL skills with a focus on claims, member, product and clinical data while ensuring data accuracy along with user acceptance testing.

• Responsible for project coordination and implementation including designing, testing, and troubleshooting the SQL scripts based on the client’s ETL mapping artifacts.