With an aim to become a reliable trusted advisor to my clients, I participate in strategy sessions and support their initiatives, provide insights into opportunities for becoming an "automation center of excellence", and act as a conduit between my customers and the Broadcom product team. Working together, we achieve incremental value toward the best possible business outcomes.

Senior Workload Automation Architect and Consultant, providing architectural, security, and process analysis and recommendations to numerous RMT and Broadcom clients, as well as implementing and migrating clients to newly upgraded and optimized AutoSys cloud and hybrid environments. Technologies leveraged in architectures and implementations include Linux, AIX, Solaris, Windows, AWS, Azure, Oracle, MSSQL, Sybase, AutoSys, EEM, WCC, AAI (Automic Automation Intelligence), iDash, and ACCE. Current and past clients include Chanel, CI Investments, ConEd, Crestron, IC System, Paramount Global, and Western Asset Management.

Senior Workload Automation Engineer, with responsibility for solutions architecture, security strategy and development, core infrastructure, and Ansible playbook development for AutoSys. Project lead for all major upgrade work, including a full 11-environment SDLC upgrade to AutoSys R12/Oracle 19c on RHEL8 private cloud. - Early adopter and evangelist of “automate everything”, coded Ansible playbooks to automate service restarts and Linux agents installs and uninstalls. Working with cross-functional teams, helped develop automated solutions for job action requests and access provisioning, eliminating a great deal of manual work. - Re-architected and re-platformed an unstable AutoSys r11.0 Windows environment, with limited high availability, resulting in near 100% uptime and improved relationship with the business. - Since 2016, leveraged private cloud technology for all workload automation architectures, and owned and managed the over 50 servers across the SDLCs that support the solution set. - To meet ever-increasing security requirements, developed a password update solution with CyberArk to keep application passwords in sync and updated regularly. - Performed numerous upgrades, re-hostings, EEM security design and changes, integration analyses and recommendations, disaster recovery solutioning and testing support, and began an internal cross-platform Workload Automation user forum to improve communications with the business community.

Solutions Architect, Principal Consultant for InfoSys at Apple Inc. Provided architectural analysis, migration strategy, and EEM security policy design, in a large and complex AutoSys 11.3 and 11.3.6 environment for client Apple Inc.

Senior Workload Automation Architect and Consultant. Provided analysis, architectural design, implementation, configuration, upgrade, conversion, and migration for many RMT and CA clients, leveraging all facets of the Workload Automation AE (AutoSys) solution set.Client Engagement Summary:McGraw Hill: Successfully architected, implemented, and migrated a large, complex, AutoSys installation from 4.5 to 11.3.5, working through financial constraints to provide the most efficient solution possible.Premier, Charlotte, NC: Architected and thoroughly documented a highly customized AutoSys 11.3.5 security strategy, enabling the business to provide SaaS services to their clients, and implemented the entire solution set.Ingenix: Architected and implemented a full AutoSys r11 and WCC environment, including capacity planning, sizing and installation of Oracle. Developed a highly customized, granular role-based user interface and security solution to meet regulatory requirements.CitiGroup: Assisted in converting a large, multi-country TWS implementation to AutoSys. Dean Health Plan, Madison, WI: Migrated Oracle databases from AutoSys 4.5 to 11.3.Discover Financial Systems, Chicago, IL: Assisted in converting and migrating data from TWS to AutoSys r11.3 on Oracle 11g RAC.CapitalGroup, San Antonio, TX: Developed a detailed plan for migrating and converting data from AutoSys 4.X on Sybase to AutoSys r11 on Oracle.Travelers Insurance, Hartford, CT: Assisted in conversion and migration from TWS to AutoSys 4.5.1. Resolved issues of functionality differences and developed custom SQL queries to validate data integrity.AIG, Woodland Hills, CA: Installed multiple r11 instances and performed SQL validations of migrated 4.5 data. Installed JAWS for use in critical path monitoring.AAA California, Phoenix, AZ: Architected the solution to build new AutoSys 4.5.1 infrastructure on Oracle RAC. Developed a migration plan to bring work in-house from an outsourced implementation.

Workload Automation Global Product Manager, with platform and firm-wide responsibility. Communicated with business units to collect requirements and drive product direction with vendors, delivering creative solutions to complex challenges. Consulted with business and engineering, providing architectural and best practices recommendations for end-to-end automation. Managed relationships for our ESM vendors, as well as representing the bank during the IBM technology outsourcing. KEY INITIATIVES & ACHIEVEMENTS:• Provided ongoing consultation for Corporate Finance’s global automation and migration solution and participated in IBM contract negotiations for financial responsibility; Combined efforts resulted in zero productivity loss during contractual disputes, a more streamlined and efficient job flow, and a $1.5MM avoidance in IBM Global Services RFC• Working closely with the business to understand requirements, influenced Computer Associates to develop AutoSys releases that supported our functional and security needs• Led Demand Planning for all of Enterprise Systems Management, resulting in full recovery from the business of the ~$200MM ESM expenses• Performed Global Security Discovery Analysis and Review (Risk Analysis) for all ESM tools• Initiated engineering work to certify ESM tools for deployment in the bank’s DMZ’s• Documented Systems Monitoring and Event Escalation requirements and procedures to support the MQ Series Enterprise Message Bus, a Technical Architecture Board initiative• Forged strong relationships with engineering and service delivery teams, resulting in improved support of Product Management initiatives and for our clients; Most notably, negotiated AutoSys support for Chase Financial Services retained application machines at no additional cost to the business• Organized global AutoSys and CA-7 training for lines of business and core technologists

Lead AutoSys Administrator for Investor Services, supporting New York and Dallas. Key responsibilities included capacity planning, architectural design, determining and implementing best practices, analyzing and advising business units on job flow design, disaster recovery planning and testing, and general systems administration.PROJECT SUMMARY:• Reclaimed unutilized agent deployments, resulting in a $1MM save in licensing costs• Installed Development and QA instances and migrated their respective jobs, creating a more stable and secure Production environment• Participated in CA’s AutoSys Beta Programs, resulting in a 550% increase in performance and capacity of existing systems, and avoiding the cost of additional instances• Implemented cross-instance dependencies and assisted in developing job flows between New York and Dallas, enabling data synchronization and seamless disaster recovery

Provided 24x7 support, to both external and internal clients, for the AutoSys enterprise-wide workload automation product suite.RESPONSIBILITES INCLUDED THE FOLLOWING:• Educating clients on product functionality, architecture, and job flow logic• Assisting clients with installations and upgrades (AutoSys, JobVision & the SAP Adapter)• Troubleshooting issues, advising if configuration changes or a code fix was necessary• Assisting clients in manually repairing the database and writing custom queries using SQL