Shane Patton Email & Phone Number

Redmond, Washington, US

Architect for the Power Accelerator group within Power Apps. Working on an ERP surround strategy and using AI to dynamically interact with ERP system interfaces.

Redmond, Washington, US

Redmond, Washington, US

Working on enabling AI and platform intelligence in the Dynamics Power Platform that help businesses generate knowledge from their data and light up insights and ML/AI that helps them improve all aspects of their business operations, customer experience, and decision making. Designed the underlying data model for the AI Builder feature in the Power Platform.

Redmond, Washington, US

Working on consolidating all customer mastering and knowledge into a single set of services across the company.

Redmond, Washington, US

Designed model to enable purchased and free partner benefits based on performance and membership.

Redmond, Washington, US

• Architecture and design across partner, marketing, and engineering system services - a portfolio of over 700 systems.
• Partnered with multiple teams to re-engineer Microsoft commercial licensing and sales account management to work on a new internal platform that includes a single customer master across the company, relationship-based.
• Reverse engineered the commercial marketing registration and profile system for individuals. Developed a future state architecture and drove early design conversations with the consumer portal team to improve the.
• Drove architectural changes to Microsoft’s commercial incident support system that allowed the customer support service to move from 8+ hour planned downtimes to zero-downtime deployments. This directly impacted the.
• Developed architectural diagrams for the commercial marketing domain to build a knowledge base of understanding of the system landscape and enable future state design.
• Developed a radical new design for digitally signing files for product builds that would reduce operational costs, simplify system design, and enable the company to meet product build cycle time goals.

Redmond, Washington, US

Chief Architect for OEM responsible for the portfolio of systems supporting a $20B business + Accountable for the architecture of the OEM systems portfolio, including 3 major new high-risk v1 systems + Delivered an event-driven services-oriented architecture for OEM Activation 3.0, a $100M+ MSIT top five initiative and the largest and most business.

Redmond, Washington, US

• Drove architectural efforts across the portfolio. Developed architecture to enable scaling and global resiliency for codesign and virus scanning, critical processes supporting product builds.
• Product planner for all Release and Intellectual Property systems including Microsoft’s product release systems, release integrity services (decompression, virus and compliance scanning and heuristics), product key.
• Responsible for developing strategic product roadmap, as-is and to-be business processes, assessing the feasibility of and setting vision & scope for new projects, holding monthly business reviews, driving business.
• Drove a high-availability and scalable architecture running in multiple geographies, yet still optimizing Microsoft’s tax structure, to vastly improve product group build times and create an always-on, reliable.
• Brought service response time compliance with published SLAs from the mid 70% to a sustainable 98%, above the target of 95%.
• Architectural changes delivered a 74% decrease in average singing response times. In addition, more process stability was achieved with average standard deviation for the signing process decreasing from 93 to 18.

Redmond, Washington, US

• Envisioned and partnered with Windows and Ops to consolidate release processes and systems across the company. Partnered with Ops and tax to define the architecture for building out a second geography for release.
• In partnership with Windows, drove the vision, business case, and architecture for consolidating release capabilities across all of Microsoft.
• The initiative, Release Only Quality (ROQ) won a Trustworthy Computing award for its impact on Microsoft

Redmond, Washington, US

• Multi-discipline leader (PM, Dev, Test, Support) of engineering. Responsible for program management, development, testing, support, and operations for release, codesigning, source code archival, lab process automation.
• Took over engineering leadership of a failing initiative to re-architect the Microsoft systems enabling retail manufacturing to build boxed product. Drove a re-plan, negotiated scope with the business, developed.
• Partnered with the business to bring about the complete transformation of the software and artwork release process from manual physical processes to full digital automation that enabled operations to scale to.
• Drove the development and design of a user-configurable, highly dynamic electronic document model and business rule validation system that enabled the business to fully digitize its artwork specifications and use that.
• Security Transformation for digital assets: In response to a corporate security incident, developed a vision for a physical and electronic security infrastructure the resulted in the build-out of Microsoft’s most.
• Y2K: Led an effort to analyze and fix Y2K related issues across the entire portfolio of systems supporting the Product Release & Security Services organization.

Redmond, Washington, US

• Developed Release Lab Automation Tools, systems to release product to the web (RTW), systems to manage and automate the code signing process for product builds and release, and automated decompression and virus.
• Developed the first digital Release-to-Web (RTW) system and associated processes at Microsoft that all code published to Microsoft.com and other properties were released through. Ensured compliance, accountability, and.
• Partnered with Windows on a new secure product key system for Windows 98. Drove operational requirements into their design and led the engineering of systems to manage the generation, caching, and fulfillment of keys..
• Developed the first automated code signing system at Microsoft. Built a service API to enable product groups to integrate the signing process into their build lab automation in support of daily builds.
• Microsoft was running out of MPC codes which would impact PSS systems. I developed an innovative "short-term" solution and gained buy-in across multiple organizations. This “short-term” solution lasted for about a.
• In response to the threat of releasing viruses in products, I developed a virus scanning system that automated the decompression and scanning by multiple scanning engines for all software released by Microsoft. Over.

Redmond, Washington, US

Redmond, Washington, US