Robert P. Churchill CBAP, PMP, CSM, CSPO, A-CSD
Lean Six Sigma Black Belt
Full Life Cycle Business / Data / Process Analyst I can help you... Analyze and Document Your Process

Certifications

International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA)
Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) #13426854
2017-2026
  • Performed process and business analysis activities in numerous industries and locations over the course of my entire career.
  • Worked with customers and technical teams to identify, negotiate, and manage requirements while building effective solutions for automation and process improvement.
Certification in Business Data Analytics (CBDA) #27083354 2020-2022 (lapsed)
  • Identified, collected, conditioned, and analyzed large volumes of descriptive, historical, and operating data in most positions I've held.
  • Incorporated data into a wide variety of complex simulations in many industries for many target applications.
  • Analyzed data to identify, analyze, and solve business problems.
  • Systems I designed and implemented included tools to archive and review copious amounts of ongoing operational data.
  • Presented data in a wide variety of graphical, tabular, and textual formats.
  • Wrote tools to parse and compile data into usable, summarized forms from structured and unstructured data.

Project Management Institute (PMI)
Project Management Professional (PMP) #1284485
2009-2027
  • Served as Technical Project Manager on numerous engagements and served for several years as Program Manager for four different ongoing engagements under one umbrella contract.
  • Applied PMBOK principles described in the project phase - subject grid.

Scrum Alliance
Certified ScrumMaster (CSM)
2015-2025
Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO)
2015-2025
Certified Scrum Developer (CSD)
2015-2025
Advanced Certified Scrum Developer (A-CSD)
2021-2025
  • Worked in an iterative, Agile fashion for much of my career.
  • Worked with customer processes, requirements, and systems of all kinds for my entire career.
  • I took the courses and earned the certifications in order to learn about the Scrum Process in detail in the fastest way possible. All of it makes sense in the context of what I've seen after having been involved in most facets of software design, implementation, and management since I began working with software in college.
  • The job of the Product Owner is 95% about analyzing processes, working with customers, and defining, analyzing, and managing requirements, and only 5% about formal Scrum techniques, particularly if an experienced ScrumMaster is present.
  • The Scrum Alliance informed me in 2021 that the CSD training course I took in 2015 included material sufficient to qualify for the A-CSD.

Villanova University Online
Lean Six Sigma Black Belt (CLSSBB) #VIL020684
2015-2018 (lapsed)
  • Six Sigma is about making the process meet requirements and continually improve. Most efforts in software engineering and verification and validation fall into this category.
  • Lean is about doing the same things using less time, less money, or fewer resources. Most of the discrete-event simulation and business process reengineering projects I worked on were exercises in Lean analysis and engineering.


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