Outcomes that hold up under audit.

A high-value financial system was approaching a hard re-authorization deadline. The previous A&A vendor's process had run six months on a similar system the year before.

Deployed cyberPX, re-mapped enterprise control inheritance, produced the SSP, SAR, and POA&M, and supported assessor coordination through ATO grant.

Component-wide rollout of a zero-trust architecture across multiple authorization boundaries, on a published modernization timeline.

Boundary-by-boundary architecture review, identity and segmentation hardening, and continuous monitoring instrumentation against the new control baseline.

A grants data lake had grown to billions of rows with degrading performance, unclear lineage, and a compliance review approaching.

Re-architected storage tier, introduced a governed semantic layer, rewrote the most expensive queries, and produced full lineage documentation for the bureau's compliance team.

A case management workflow built on a soon-to-be-deprecated stack required modernization without disrupting ongoing case load.

Cloud-native rebuild with Section 508 compliance, authorized on the existing boundary, deployed via blue-green cutover with no operational gap.

A multi-year modernization had drifted into yellow status with an out-of-date IMS, an unmanaged risk register, and stalled milestones.

Rebuilt the IMS against the original technical baseline, established weekly EVM reporting, and stood up a working risk register with named owners.

A public-facing data portal failed Section 508 audit and had a stale, brittle stack that blocked content updates.

Rebuilt as an accessible, statically generated portal with a content authoring workflow that lets the agency publish without engineering involvement.

Analysts spent significant time searching across thousands of authorized doctrine documents, with no consistent way to surface citation-level provenance for the answers they relied on.

Designed and deployed a retrieval-augmented generation assistant against the component's authorized corpus, governed under the agency's NIST AI RMF playbook with citation-level traceability and human-in-the-loop review for high-impact responses.

An improper payment review program needed to triage millions of transactions but had no defensible, auditable risk-scoring model the inspector general would accept.

Built a supervised ML pipeline with a documented model card, bias monitoring, drift detection, and a clear human review path for every flagged transaction. Aligned to the agency's NIST AI RMF impact assessment.