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Education oportunities, though not at every corner, are there - you just need to be willing to learn the skills that are "hot." Also, your career at IBM is in your hands; it's what you make of it. If you want to be mediocre, that's your choice, but you don't have to be. It's all about what you put into it. Pay varies - it is all about what you make of yourself.

At IBM I was Implementation Project Manager for IBM’s SAP General Ledger – NA Deployment, as well SAP Security Analyst on IBM’s initial security structure for its NA Integrated Supply Chain. In addition, I have worked on several large, complex, enterprise wide projects in over 15 years of IT assignment. Some highlights are as follows: • Project Managed NC Department of Transportation initial installation of SAP GRC • Implemented Security Roles for IBM’s initial deployment of SAP NA Integrated Supply Chain - developed initial Segregation of Duties • 10 years with IBM’s Financial Systems group • Diverse background working assignments in SAP IT Security, Financial Systems, Order Fulfillment and Business Transformation • PMI Certified Project Management Professional (PMP), with a Masters Certificate in Project Management from George Washington University.