Principal Consultant Resume

SUMMARY

Design and architect reliable solutions for industry - leading clients, such as Chevron, ExxonMobil, and W.L. Gore, across verticals including upstream energy, oil & gas, grocery, financial, healthcare, and manufacturing.
Build trust with clients by delivering creative solutions that fulfill business requirements, enable clients to navigate unusual constraints, and fully utilize leading data quality software applications from Oracle and Informatica.
Translate business requirements into systems, applications, and process designs for complex IT solutions and integration architecture, scalability, cost, and staffing.
Lead enterprise master data management (MDM), data governance, data quality, and projects, defining project roadmap and strategy, proof of concept, requirements, and test of new technologies.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Confidential

Principal Consultant

Responsibilities:

Positioned BuyLow Foods for eCommerce capabilities by implementing MDM, upgrading systems, and optimizing data management processes and shifting client’s brands to new systems. Phase II MDM, data, and retail implementation in process.
Played instrumental role in winning Phase II project with W.L. Gore by designing and implementing data governance plan for a single division; resulted in enterprise data governance team’s adoption of change management liaison role.
Raised Chevron’s awareness of internal data set and process issues after standing up MDM POC to display alignment of multiple organizational hierarchies for well header data throughout well lifecycle.
Resulted in appointment to drive implementation of MDM for Source to Pay toward on-time completion. Consolidated vendors and accounting operations as project architect, developer, mentor, and trainer.
Established foundation and structure for ExxonMobil to optimize data integration and align internal architecture with systems for effective equipment preventive maintenance by aligning systems to platform for issue analysis and planning.

Confidential

Senior Data Integration Architect

Responsibilities:

Developed and facilitated project, pre-integration, and post-implementation workshops and presentations for subject matter experts (SMEs), users, managers, developers, and executives.
Documented and presented findings, conclusions, and recommendations regarding data quality business rule definition, master data attributes and survivorships, matching rules, and data governance best practices.
Shared knowledge and trained client developers and administrators.
Demonstrated expertise in requirements gathering, application configuration and integration, master data management, and data governance, quality, and profiling.
Boosted data matching efficiency 30% by leading initiative to reengineer architecture for high-availability provisioning of data cleansing and matching for Oracle customer hub.
Enabled higher volume data processing within shorter timeframe during nightly batch loads by replacing single IRR search and rulebase server with 5-IRR search server, 2 standalone rulebase servers, and synchronization server.
Single-handedly led migration from development to production while optimizing matching rules.

Confidential

Senior Consultant

Responsibilities:

Led project management team consultants to develop and implement business rules for large data cleansing initiative before loading data into new CRM and MDM systems; led reengineering of data quality implementation processes.
Partnered with colleague to design, develop, and implement IDQ / PowerCenter application to replace Horizon Healthcare’s outdated Siebel / Firstlogic quality real time application on time despite multiple design changes.
Successful project led to add-on work developing solution to ensure compliance with Medicaid regulations following documented test failure. Developed data sync standards using IDQ and PowerCenter for synchronization.
Leveraged competitor product knowledge to assist customers in developing applications, gathering requirements, and designing projects across multiple verticals.