Fifteen years inside PeopleSoft at public universities — from the first application to the diploma, from hire to retire. I help institutions troubleshoot what's broken, connect what's disconnected, and design what comes next.
// the student record lifecycle — one of several systems I work across daily
My background is PeopleSoft — Campus Solutions, HCM, and Finance — in public higher education. But the underlying skill isn't the software. It's understanding how a process is supposed to work, finding where it doesn't, and fixing it. That travels well beyond any one system.
Mapping how work actually happens, finding the gaps between policy and practice, and recommending changes people can actually adopt.
Tracing a broken process or a bad data outcome back to its root cause — configuration, integration, or process — and resolving it.
Connecting PeopleSoft to the other systems it needs to talk to, and keeping data moving accurately between them.
Designing solutions for gaps in current functionality — from configuration changes to net-new features — scoped to what the institution actually needs.
That's usually where I'm most useful. Tell me what's going on and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit.