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Dublin 2, Ie

Leadership role in the custom software division of Accenture. Leading large teams of IT professionals for Fortune 100 clients. Delivering products on mobile platforms, embedded vehicle systems, cloud computing, and eCommerce. Industries include manufacturing, health care, retail, fin-tech and insurance.

Sunrise, Florida, Us

Mednax is the nation's largest provider of maternal-fetal, newborn, pediatric, and anesthesia physician services, with $4B in revenues.• Leading all of application development for Corporate. 80 FTE and $7M budget. Teams dispersed internationally• Delivered remote charge capture, mobile productivity, electronic health records systems, large-scale integrations with hospital partners, automation of claims adjustments, revenue cycle management, and business intelligence systems via SaaS model and mobile platforms• Technology includes Angular, .Net, Mongo/Cosmos, SQL Server, TeamCity, GitHub, Kubernetes, Docker, AWS and Azure with complete CI/CD and automated testingVelocity targets, budgets, product ROI and client expectations routinely met

Columbus, Oh, Us

Leading teams delivering business value at a rapid pace to multiple companies, including a $5B private label credit card provider and a $37B Fortune 100 agricultural machinery manufacturer. Team sizes were up to 60 developers. Methodology was agile/scrum, utilizing extreme programming (XP) with automated testing (TDD & BDD), Dev Ops, complete CI/CDProducts delivered included mobile payment and loyalty applications, embedded vehicle systems, cloud computing, big data and eCommerce systems. Industries included manufacturing, health care, retail, banking and insurance. The technology included C++, Swift, Jenkins, Mercurial, QT, Java, MySQL, Linux, and Hadoop. Teams were dispersed internationally. P&L accountability in this position was ~$10M annually

IGC was a private equity firm with interests in several companies. CIO in residence for three of these, including NationsHealth, Inc, a $100M provider of medical supplies in Columbus, OH, & Sunrise, FL. Accomplishments include:• Implemented enhancements for systematic claim rejection handling, which reduced accounts payable from 150 to 56 days outstanding• Implemented IVR and web site self-service for orders• Cut data center costs by 50% while doubling system capacity• Tripled call center agent seats to 1,100 for Medicare open enrollment while maintaining better than 99% uptime• Contributions improved EBITDA from a loss to $9M• 80 FTE and $8M budget

Columbus, Ohio, Us

Consultant at VP level for this $2B retailer. Accomplishments included:• Headed systems architecture team to build 100 CPU hardware platform for ATG (now Oracle EBS), Yantra, GIS, Genesys and Oracle DB; platform sized and certified for 1 million annual order lines and 25k simultaneous customers; project completed on time and within budget • Defined ERP and Supply Chain Systems architecture roadmap for Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Enterprise Service Bus for the integration of this new platform with existing legacy systems, including JDA merchandizing system• Led the QA team for web store and order management performance testing• PCI DSS Level 1 certified• Reported to the CIO. $4M budget, 12 FTE

VenJuvo provided trade in / trade up capabilities to retailers for consumer electronics. Key activities:• Developed business strategy and plans; developed operational procedures and supporting technology• Managed all product development and rolled out web-based retail B2C tools• Implemented onsite and offsite infrastructure, eCommerce web site and SEO campaigns

Worthington, Ohio, Us

Sypherlink was a software and services provider. Key activities:• Developed business strategy and plans; helped secure funding totaling $8M• Managed all product development, IT functions and client implementations for Sypherlink’s automated data integration acceleration product• Platforms were Windows and Unix, utilizing C++, Ruby, SQL Server, and MySQL• Listed as Inventor, US patent #7039650• Company was sold to Saama Technologies

$40M retail fulfillment provider. Accomplishments include:• Implementation of PkMS with automated distribution facilities; capacity of 200,000 orders per day• Developed Order Management and Data Warehouse (OLAP) applications and integrated withOracle Manufacturing Suite (now EBS)• Implemented Siebel CRM, CyberSource, PaylinX and Taxware for 250 seat response center• Implemented 21 clients, including MLB, American Eagle, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Estee Lauder• Platforms were Sun Unix and IBM AS/400, utilizing Java, J2EE, and Oracle• $25M budget and 120 FTE

Cincinnati, Oh, Us

$700M commercial prescription drug provider. Key activities: • Developed on-line pharmacy, care-plan, prescription fulfillment and pre-admissions screening applications• Implemented automated contract compliance• Platforms were Unix, C, Citrix, SQL Server and Progress• Company was sold to OmniCare• 15 FTE and $2M budget

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Us

CheckFree was a $1B financial services provider. Key accomplishments:• Developed the very first automated consumer bill payment software system; grew subscriber base from nothing to tens of millions of consumers. Systems interacted directly with the ACH• Developed an API, used by Intuit, Microsoft and CA. Certified Quicken, Managing Your Money and Simply Money for CheckFree bill payment capability• Implemented IVR capability for bill payment. System was rolled out to hundreds of banks• Integrated Base24-Telebanking software for direct access to banks' systems; added 140 bank clients worth $40M• Transitioned from B2C to a B2B SaaS, then integrated hundreds of banks. Successful IPO, then company sold to Fiserv for $4B• Listed as Inventor, US patents #5383113, #5873072, #7107244 and #7240031• Platforms included DEC Alpha, IBM ES9600, Tandem, Microsoft and Sun Sparc• 50 FTE and $2M budget

St Louis, Mo 63141, Mo, Us

CompuCard was a provider of affinity services to credit card issuers. As an Applications Developer, my activities included:• Developed membership, billing and shopping services• Platforms included DEC VAX clustered systems and CompuServe DEC 10 & 20. Utilized Fortran,XF4, C, and System 1032 DBMS