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    "name": "Brian Ackerman",
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    "email": "[email protected]",
    "phone": "(623) 261-9455",
    "summary": "",
    "location": {
      "address": "1240 N Central Ct",
      "postalCode": "AZ 85224",
      "city": "Chandler",
      "countryCode": "US",
      "region": "Arizona"
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    "profiles": [
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        "network": "LinkedIn",
        "username": "backerman",
        "url": "https:/linkediin.com/in/backerman/"
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    {
      "name": "Wells Fargo Bank, N.A / Corp IT & Finance",
      "location": "Chandler, AZ",
      "description": "Software License Management",
      "position": "Business, Systems, and Finance Analyst / Assistant Vice President",
      "url": "http://wellsfargo.com",
      "startDate": "2019-04-29",
      "endDate": "2023-07-01",
      "summary": "Recently, Brian moved with the remaining TAO team members from IT to Corporate Finance to sit closer to the stakeholders. The majority of roles and responsibilities remained constant, but in lieu of aligning work with vendors, it was now products with line items in an LOBs forecast. He remained working with CTO while also helping with TI (Technology Infrastructure).Recently, Brian moved with the remaining TAO team members from IT to Corporate Finance to sit closer to the stakeholders. The majority of roles and responsibilities remained constant, but in lieu of aligning work with vendors, it was now products with line items in an LOBs forecast. He remained working with CTO while also helping with TI (Technology Infrastructure).\nBrian continued working as a software product manager on TAO (Technology Asset Operation) software as their priorities shifted to being liaisons to various LOBs (lines of business) around the bank, Brian worked as the business liaison between TAO and the Wells Fargo CTO (Chief Technology Office). In this role, Brian onboarded upwards of $100M in software spends into the TAO business processes and aided CTO in developing their processes to handle new software request and renewals.Brian continued working as a software product manager on TAO (Technology Asset Operation) software as their priorities shifted to being liaisons to various LOBs (lines of business) around the bank, Brian worked as the business liaison between TAO and the Wells Fargo CTO (Chief Technology Office). In this role, Brian onboarded upwards of $100M in software spends into the TAO business processes and aided CTO in developing their processes to handle new software request and renewals.\nBrian worked as a software product manager on the TAO (Technology Asset Operation) software team. TAO was a centralized group under the Technology COO office which managed internal software entitlements by fulfilling orders and helping to maintain software license compliance,.\nIn this role, he assisted employees from around the bank to purchase new software and renew maintenance on existing assets.. He additionally has the proactive role to resolve non-compliant situations and consolidate existing contracts to achieve economies of scale and other efficiency gains.",
      "highlights": [
        "Successfully onboarded and managed over $100M in software spends, integrating them into a new and refined business process",
        "Utilized scripting and automation abilities to improve the quality of financial forecast data in the software budget"
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "Intel Corp. /  TMG (Manufacturing) / Supply Chain",
      "location": "Chandler, AZ",
      "description": "Factory Automation inside of Supply Chain",
      "position": "Software Engineer & Supply Chain Analyst",
      "url": "http://intel.com",
      "startDate": "2012-06-18",
      "endDate": "2018-07-31",
      "summary": "Brian worked as a software engineer inside Intel's supply chain focusing on manufacturing automation. His role involves working with external suppliers and Intel's manufacturing technology development stakeholders to keep the existing automation infrastructure running smoothly and path-finding/sourcing for Intel's future manufacturing needs. He works in the areas of bare metal provisioning, server/client build automation, software installation/configuration automation, big data/NoSQL, and software asset management.",
      "highlights": [
        "Utilized lean principles and refactored code to reduce processing time for automated software patching from 4 months to 2 days per year while improving quality by reducing output defects from over 5% to less than 1%",
        "Managed a 6-month professional services engagement to build out a first-of-kind Hadoop cluster for Intel's manufacturing environment and wrote software to load over 2 PB of Sort/Test data into HBase datastore",
        "Managed 18-month project to complete first-of-kind full software audit of over 25K factory systems representing $50M in yearly software spends"
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  "volunteer": [
    {
      "organization": "Arizona FBLA-PBL Professional Division",
      "position": "Division President, Member of Board of Trustees",
      "url": "http:/azfbla.org/",
      "startDate": "2013-03-01",
      "endDate": "2017-03-01",
      "summary": "Brian distinguished himself as the President of the Arizona FBLA-PBL Professional Division, guiding the alumni and educator network of America's leading student business organization. Under his leadership, the division pursued its mission to nurture the next wave of business innovators and leaders with unwavering commitment.\n- Leadership & Advocacy: Brian championed the FBLA-PBL's vision throughout Arizona, sparking enthusiasm for American entrepreneurship among students. His efforts were dedicated to shaping ethical, innovative business leaders for the future.\n- Educational Outreach: He was instrumental in organizing state-wide FBLA-PBL conferences, serving both as a judge for competitive events and as an organizational pillar. Brian's hands-on involvement elevated the caliber of these conferences and enriched the educational experience for participants.\n- Professional Development: Brian delivered engaging workshops on negotiation, entrepreneurship, and supply chain management, arming students with essential skills for their professional journeys. His workshops were designed to kindle curiosity and build practical competencies, preparing students for the challenges of the business landscape.\n- Coaching Excellence: Through his mentorship, students achieved numerous top-10 finishes in national competitions. Brian's coaching philosophy transcended preparation; it was about instilling resilience and strategic insight in the leaders of tomorrow.\n- Strategic Oversight: Serving on the Board of Trustees for Arizona FBLA-PBL Inc, Brian played a crucial role in the organization's financial health and strategic vision. His contributions ensured the sustainability and impact of their work, leveraging both financial acumen and skill-based volunteering.",
      "highlights": []
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    {
      "institution": "Arizona State Universtiy",
      "url": "https://www.asu.edu/",
      "area": "Computer Science",
      "studyType": "Masters",
      "startDate": "2011-06-01",
      "endDate": "2012-12-31",
      "courses": [
        "CSE66 - Software Project/Process/Quality Management",
        "CSE511 - Semi-structured Data Management",
        "CSE591 - Semantic Web Mining",
        "CSE598 - Socai Media Mining"
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      "institution": "Arizona State Universtiy",
      "url": "https://www.asu.edu/",
      "area": "Computer Science",
      "studyType": "Bachelors",
      "startDate": "2008-08-01",
      "endDate": "2011-05-31",
      "score": "4.0/4.0",
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    {
      "title": "Ford Graduate Engineering Fellowship",
      "date": "2011-09-01",
      "awarder": "Ford Motor Company",
      "summary": "Awarded ananually to the top domestic engineering talent at top US research institutions."
    }
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    {
      "name": "Context-Aware Rank-Oriented Recommender Systems  ",
      "publisher": "Arizona State University",
      "releaseDate": "2014-10-01",
      "url": "hhttps://keep-dev.lib.asu.edu/system/files/c7/66292/tmp/package-7wF0rK/Ackerman_asu_0010N_12443.pdf",
      "summary": "My thesis which explored improvements to collabortive filtering algorithms by including the context and treating numerical ratings as pairwise prefernces and suggesting ways to incorporate implciit feedback."
    }
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    {
      "name": "Web Development",
      "level": "Master",
      "keywords": [
        "HTML",
        "CSS",
        "Javascript"
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    },
    {
      "name": "Compression",
      "level": "Master",
      "keywords": [
        "Mpeg",
        "MP4",
        "GIF"
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    {
      "language": "English",
      "fluency": "Native speaker"
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  "interests": [
    {
      "name": "Wildlife",
      "keywords": [
        "Ferrets",
        "Unicorns"
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