My professional life sits alongside my creative, advocacy, and community-centered work. Technology is one of the ways I help people feel safer, clearer, more capable, and more supported.
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Senior information security professional with 20+ years in IT, including IAM governance, GRC, security operations, reporting, automation, and user-centered technical work.
I am most aligned with IAM Governance, Security Analyst, and GRC roles, with a strong preference for remote work and openness to consulting, contract, full-time, or part-time opportunities.
A resume can list the work. Experience shows how the work connects.
These examples show the kind of practical security and identity work I am proud of: not only identifying risk, but improving the systems and processes around it.
Cleaned up more than 10,000 dormant external Active Directory accounts, reducing stale access and improving the health of identity data.
Created a streamlined license true-up reporting process for SailPoint IIQ, helping reduce runtime and make licensing work easier to repeat.
Demonstrated the need for separate Privileged Access Workstations to protect administrator-level account access and reduce catastrophic threat exposure.
Helped connect audit needs with technical teams, translating evidence requests, control context, and security process details into clearer action.
These are the professional areas that connect most directly to my technology background and the way I like to contribute.
IAM, governance, lifecycle management, access strategy, and helping organizations understand who has access to what and why.
Practical security thinking, risk reduction, awareness, documentation, and translating security needs into usable everyday practices.
Infrastructure, automation, cloud platforms, support workflows, operational clarity, and sustainable technical foundations.
I am drawn to work where the technical details matter, but so do the people living with the results. That includes building better processes, improving access, reducing confusion, and helping teams understand the systems they rely on.
My creative and advocacy work are not separate from that. They shape how I listen, document, communicate, and build.
I care about the human experience of technical systems.
I like making messy processes clearer, safer, and easier to maintain.
I bring curiosity, patience, direct communication, and care to cross-functional work.
I value access, inclusion, documentation, and systems that help people succeed.
I am useful in the spaces where access, audit, operations, and people overlap. I like making the work clearer so teams can act with more confidence.
Clarify complicated identity and security systems.
Improve access governance and review workflows.
Translate security requirements into usable practice.
Document decisions, evidence, and repeatable processes.
Support teams through change with patience and context.
Connect audit, risk, operations, and engineering needs.
I am most interested in work where identity, security, governance, systems thinking, documentation, and care for users all matter.
I am open to consulting, contract, full-time, and part-time roles, with a strong preference for remote work.
IAM Governance
Security Analyst
GRC
Security Operations
Access governance process improvement
Remote-first security and identity work
My experience includes identity, service management, cloud, automation, collaboration, and security operations environments. I am also actively pursuing deeper governance, identity, and security architecture learning.
SailPoint IIQ | Azure AD | ServiceNow | PowerShell | Jira | AWS | Microsoft 365
Pursuing CISA, CIRM, SC-300, SC-100, and related security, identity, governance, and risk credentials.
IAM governance, access lifecycle, audit readiness, security operations, GRC, privileged access, documentation, and process improvement.
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