Suzanne manages large complex systems integration, custom software development and package implementations. Her experience spans the entire Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) having served in multiple roles including as a Project Manager, Product Development Manager, Functional, Technical, and Implementation Lead with particular expertise in agile, IT strategy and planning, application design and development, data migration, package integration, implementation strategy, and application maintenance and operations. Suzanne’s experience in business analysis and technology integration makes her a valuable asset for enterprise integration projects particularly for business process optimization as she excels in translating business requirements into workable solutions.

As a graduate student in the Department of Government at Cornell University, Suzanne served as a teaching assistant for various courses. Her primary focus was on teaching students how to use statistical models for making empirical inferences about economic and political issues.

As a research assistant in Economic Studies at Brookings, Suzanne conducted statistical analyses using SAS and SPSS, advised on research design, worked simultaneously on multiple projects, and assisted in the preparation of congressional testimony. Her projects involved the construction of large datasets for examining trends in global rates of saving and the labor supply effects of U.S. tax code changes.