GIS Global Applications Manager Resume

TECHNICAL SKILLS

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Confidential

GIS Global Applications Manager

Responsibilities:

Manage the Client Applications function within the GIS Engineering organization.
Responsible for gathering requirements, designing, and implementing application packaging and remediation solutions for customers globally.
This includes formally designing and project managing large migrations and new technology efforts, and providing day - to-day oversight/management of software packaging, application remediation, and 3rd level support.
The scope of the GIS Engineering's functions included servers, desktops, laptops, and peripheral devices. In addition, this position was responsible for managing the governance, people, processes, and tools required to support the global applications function and to define a set of enterprise applications.

Confidential, Schaumburg, IL

Consultant Systems Engineering and Security

Responsibilities:

Provided Auditing and Compliance consulting services to HSBC the Baxter Medical.
Managed quality nonconformance process from initiation through closure ensuring Baxter team members and external vendors complete remediation actions within required timeframes.
Supported identity access management for Unix and iSeries systems.
Provided knowledge sharing and technical assistance to other team members. Security Auditor engaged in a business, which is highly regulated by federal financial regulators.
Intense scrutiny on securing internal information and compliance with federal laws was achieved.
Required to ensure compliance to regulatory requirements not only internal in their business environment, in addition with external third party vendors, who provided various services.

Confidential, Chicago, IL

Network Operations Manager, Senior Engineer

Responsibilities:

Built a world class Information Systems organization from the ground up, to meet global business requirements, and managed the organization once created.
Managed all Information Systems Operations globally, which included: Personnel, Network, Data Center, R&D, manufacturing, financial, telecommunications, high availability, and hosted services, to established SLAs and industries best practices within the global IS budget.