IT consultant with a breadth of experience applying both strategic vision and technical IT solutions to a wide array of business cases, technology stacks, and industries: mergers and acquisitions due diligence and integration (M&A), health care, web services platform cloud migrations, high performance computing (HPC), machine learning (ML), and internet of things (IoT).

During my 22 year career at Qualcomm, I was responsible for the setup and support of IT infrastructure and services for Qualcomm offices outside of San Diego, both domestic and international. Between 1997 and 2011, I spent approximately 30% of my time working on the ground in 30+ countries, deploying infrastructure and ensuring that our new offices, expansions, and acquisitions integrated successfully into Qualcomm's global operations.

In addition, I provided support for Qualcomm's presence at numerous trade show and investor events around the world, including CTIA, CES, 3GSM, Mobile World Congress (MWC), ITU, 3GPP standards meetings, and our New York and London investor relations meetings.

Responsibilities also included ~25 M&A due diligence and integration projects as the IT representative on due diligence teams for Qualcomm acquisitions totaling ~3 billion dollars.

I launched early stage projects being incubated in our Qualcomm Labs startup incubator, including products which were eventually spun off into their own entities: 2Net (which became part of QualcommLife) and Gimbal (which spun off into a separate company).

The Gimbal project also provided the impetus for becoming conversant with Amazon Web Services, and a subsequent move into the Qualcomm Cloud Team, where I was involved in a number of platform migrations to AWS as well as cloud governance and cloud architecture work which shaped Qualcomm's cloud adoption journey.