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Phani Sekhar Emmanni
Additional Info
| Company / Organization | IBM |
| Company size | 10,000 or more employees |
| Country | United States |
| World Region | North America |
| Website | https://www.ibm.com/ |
NOMINATION HIGHLIGHTS
As an accomplished Technical Project Manager, I bring over 18 years of comprehensive experience in the IT industry in Agile Software Development Programs and Projects. My expertise skill set encompassing Cloud Architecture, Hybrid Cloud, DevSecOps, CyberSecurity, Web Design, Artificial Intelligence(AI) and Machine Learning. This diverse experience underpins my commitment to driving innovation and excellence in all my project endeavors.
Accomplishments
I have leading and executing large-scale, complex projects and contracts exceeding $20 million and excels in leading cross-functional teams, managing over 40 resources across multiple teams in large portfolios, and strategically utilizing 14 subcontractors of various skill sets to deliver high-quality products on time.
Design and implementation of scalable cloud architecture, hybrid cloud, focusing on efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Led the transition to hybrid cloud environments, integrating public and private cloud solutions to optimize performance and reliability. Integrated DevSecOps, embedding security protocols into the development life cycle.
Possess 10 years of experience in developing and implementing accessibility testing protocols and Section 508 use cases, ensuring compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). This expertise has been specifically applied to enhance accessibility on U.S. Federal Government websites.
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