About
PMP-certified Project Manager and tri-disciplinary professional with 10+ years of experience delivering complex programmes across global enterprise environments — including a decade with Shell, one of the world's largest integrated energy companies.
My foundation is a Bachelor's in Electronic Engineering and a Master's in Information Science. That combination — engineering rigour, information systems thinking, and hands-on delivery — shapes an approach to project management that goes beyond scheduling and governance: I understand the technical depth beneath the business problem, and translate that into outcomes that last.
Over a decade, I have built three complementary practices that I now bring to every engagement:
→ Project & Programme Management — leading cross-functional teams on large-scale, cross-functional portfolios from concept through delivery, across IT, digital transformation, infrastructure, and business change. Experienced in Agile, Waterfall, and hybrid delivery frameworks across regulated and fast-moving environments.
→ Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) — embedding cybersecurity and compliance frameworks (NIST RMF, ISO 27001, GDPR, PIPEDA) into project delivery as structured deliverables from the earliest planning stages. This includes experience in operational technology (OT) and process control domain IT — assessing cyber risk at the interface of IT and industrial systems, gained through project delivery work within Shell's upstream engineering environment.
→ Data Analysis & Visualisation — designing dashboards and reporting frameworks that give leadership real-time visibility into performance, risk, and strategic progress, applied across Microsoft Excel, Power BI, and Python in both operational and executive contexts.
Across all three disciplines, I am actively deepening my capability in artificial intelligence & data analytics — exploring how AI tools and methods apply to project intelligence, data-driven decision-making, and risk analysis. This includes engagement with the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (AMII) AI Pathways programme, part of Alberta's Low Carbon Workforce initiative, as a structured pathway to building applied AI skills relevant to the industries I serve.
Industries served include energy, technology, financial services, and health — with a cross-sector perspective on what good delivery looks like.
Currently open to opportunities in Project / Programme Management, PMO Leadership, Business Analysis, or GRC — Canada-based or remote globally