Account onboarding had stalled. Teams needed to coordinate automated password changes for thousands of application and service accounts.
What I did
I planned a phased rollout, coordinated 11+ teams and 40+ engineers, managed risks and change approvals, and maintained project plans and risk dashboards.
Result
I led the production rollout of automated password changes for thousands of application and service accounts.
Scope and context
I used Microsoft Project for project plans and ServiceNow for risk dashboards. This employer rollout is separate from the Veradigm pilot and my personal account-readiness prototype. The illustration shows the activities I coordinated, not the original rollout schedule or approval process.
The work at a glance
What I coordinated
Rollout steps
Connected tasks
Risk review
Change approvals
Phased rollout
Planning, connected tasks, risk reviews, and approvals supported the phased rollout.
Business Execution Consultant, Solution Design (Contract)
The problem
Wire-transfer systems needed infrastructure requirements and designs based on payment rules.
What I did
I translated SWIFT, CHIPS, and Fedwire requirements into infrastructure requirements, mapped migration steps and SQL dependencies, and organized documentation across 5+ workstreams.
SWIFT, CHIPS, and Fedwire relate to payment messaging and transfer systems. SQL dependencies are connections to databases that the migration plan needed to account for.
Result
I secured approval for server and network designs.
Scope and context
My work here covered requirements, migration planning, documentation, and design approval. This case does not describe a completed migration. The illustration contains no confidential architecture or payment rules.
I built an RBAC Audit Report App using Power BI, Power Apps, and Power Automate. RBAC means role-based access control: access is assigned according to a person’s role.
I also developed a separate CyberArk pilot for storing and managing privileged account credentials.
Scope and context
The reporting app and credential-storage pilot were separate efforts. This case describes development work, not a production rollout or measured business improvements.
The work at a glance
Two separate efforts
Reporting application
Access-reporting app
Power BI
Power Apps
Power Automate
Credential-storage pilot
CyberArk
A separate pilot for storing and managing privileged account credentials.
I consulted on an early version of an automated employee-onboarding solution for a customer who wanted to pilot it.
Scope and context
This was consulting on an early solution, not a completed pilot or production rollout. It is separate from the Copilot pilot and my personal Day One project.
The work at a glance
Exploring employee onboarding
I advised a customer who wanted to try an early solution.
The symbol represents onboarding. It does not show a customer workflow or implemented features.