Résumé

Summary

• Senior business analyst and developer with a focus on enterprise applications and enterprise architecture.
  
• Proactive, trusted leader with eleven years' experience managing higher education IT services, products, projects, and governance groups.
  
• Ten years of varied technical experience designing and implementing web applications to meet and exceed business goals.
  

Employment

Web and Data Architect
Georgetown University (2006-present)
Senior business analyst in implementation of Workday cloud-based solution for university HR, Payroll, and Benefits (2010-present).

• Led redesign of employee job profiles (job classifications used for HR operations and internal and external reporting); educated stakeholders about the Workday HR data model.
• Led year-long data collection effort to record supervisory relationships between all university human resources to support automated workflow.
• Reviewed and redesigned workflows for HR business processes.
• Monitored testing of prototypes; identified and led resolution of design problems.
• Reviewed and redesigned Payroll forms and business processes.
• Contributed to data conversion for prototypes and final go live.
• Authored wiki to document key concepts, business processes, and data definitions for operational users and report writers.
• Set up JIRA solution for post go live issue tracking and production change control.
• Currently leading redesign of security configuration to improve maintainability.

Founded architecture team within central IT to increase alignment of business goals and technical solutions (2006-2010).

• Led two business analysts in documenting as-is business processes in HR, Payroll, and Benefits; started a web knowledge based to make information available for future projects.
• Reviewed design changes to core business systems (HR, finance, student information, and data warehouse).
• Documented integrations around university's first generation identity management (IDM) solution and worked on business rules and data model for second generation IDM solution.
• Led requirements and design process for implementation of enterprise web content management platform (FatWire).
• Led design of Georgetown's first enterprise web portal.

University Webmaster
Georgetown University (2002-2006)
Developed enterprise web content management solutions in support of strategic university communications.

• Proposed, designed, and developed web applications for university-wide web content management, content syndication, and search.
  
• Led university web strategy within central IT and facilitated the transition of web communications from central IT to Public Affairs.
  
• Co-chaired the university's web development committee, leading the 2003 redesign of the university's main web site.
  
• System administrator for the University's main web site and related web properties.
  

Senior Internet Development Coordinator (2000-2002)Georgetown University
Managed university-wide web hosting and web development services.

• Led a team providing web hosting and web development support for university departments, faculty, staff, and students.
  
• Proposed, designed, and developed the university's first central web content management system, e-commerce solution, and online form builder.
• Founded a new fee-for-service team providing contract web development services and content management products to university departments.
• Co-chaired the university's web development committee, providing standards for university web sites and managing the university's main web site.

Web Information Architect
Georgetown University Law Center (1999-2000)
Designed and developed web sites, web applications, and database applications for Georgetown University's law school.

• Designed and developed the law school's web courseware.
  
• Designed and developed the law school's first online admissions application.

Web developer
Georgetown University Law Center (1996-1999)
As a student employee, designed and developed web sites and web applications for Georgetown University's law school. Supervised other student web developers.

Activities

• Active member of ITANA (IT Architects in Academia).
  
• Member of Program Committee for 2011 Educause Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference.
• Attended the 2009 Frye Leadership Institute.
  
• Panelist in a session on Service Oriented Architecture at the Seminars on Academic Computing 2007 (with Charlie Leonhardt, Jens Haeusser).
  
• Member of the judging panel for the 2006 and 2005 national CASE awards for university web sites.
  
• Presentation on Web 2.0 at the June 2006 national conference of Jesuit Advancement Administrators.
  
• Presentation on Web 2.0 and institutional content management at HighEdWebDev2005 (with Robert Murray).
• "Content in Motion", article in Campus Technology (March 29, 2005).
  
• Presentation on managing institutional web content at the 2004 Web Communications and Strategies Conference (with Robert Murray).
  
• Speaker on web human resources at the 2004 CASE conference on Marketing, PR, and the Net.
  
• Completed Java Programmer certificate program at the Georgetown University Center for Professional Development (February-April 2004).
  
• Completed 2003 National Association of College and University Attorneys (NACUA) continuing legal education workshop on Computers on Campus: Privacy, Security, Intellectual Property and the Internet.
  
• Panelist on web usability at the 2003 National Jesuit Advancement Administrators (JAA) Conference.
  
• Instructor at Georgetown University's 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2004 annual Teaching, Learning, and Technology Summer Institutes (TLTSI).
  

Education

• Juris Doctor, cum laude, Georgetown University Law Center, 1999.
  
• Bachelor of Design, summa cum laude, University of Florida School of Architecture, 1995.

Technical skills

• Rapid application development using CFML/Fusebox or Python/Django, SQL, XHTML, JavaScript, Apache, MS SQL Server.