As Vice President of Advanced Analytics at DISC, I led transformative initiatives that revolutionized the digital landscapes of our clients, primarily utilities companies, with a focus on enterprise architecture and data modeling. Coordinating subject matter experts, I integrated utilities analytics, asset management, risk management, geospatial data, customer data, and Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) to drive strategic outcomes.I spearheaded the establishment of a Data Literacy Training Program, making high-value insights more accessible to Executives and Directors. This empowered them to make informed, data-driven decisions and translate their data-rich environments into actionable strategies.My responsibilities included:-Developing and overseeing advanced analytics strategies for clients, aligning initiatives with their business objectives.-Leading and mentoring teams of data scientists, developers, engineers, and professionals, fostering a collaborative and innovative environment.-Engaging with clients to understand their business needs, tailoring analytics solutions, and presenting findings to senior executives.-Overseeing the execution of analytics projects, ensuring timely delivery and adherence to best practices.-Driving the adoption of new tools and methodologies, staying updated with the latest trends and technologies in advanced analytics.-Supporting business development efforts, participating in proposal writing and presentations to acquire new clients.-Establishing key performance indicators (KPIs) for analytics projects, continuously assessing and improving processes and outcomes.Key competencies include leadership, technical proficiency, client focus, innovation, and results orientation. My role at DISC demonstrates a strong commitment to leveraging analytics for strategic business success.

During her time in the Navy, Sarah served as a Cryptologic Linguist, which involved translating, safeguarding, and writing reports on key intelligence.As a technical expert, Sarah bridged the gap between cultural and technical minutia and bigger-picture needs requirement to provide germane reports and briefs for leaders and decision-makers including Commanding Officers, Director of the NSA, and the White House.