After joining Xerox Corporation in September 1989, the role rapidly expanded from an entry-level position to overseeing a major software initiative that had a lasting impact on the company’s approach to customer tracking and data management. By designing and implementing a custom software system, this leader was instrumental in advancing operational efficiency, enabling more accessible data, and establishing new benchmarks for how Xerox used innovative technology to better understand and serve its customers. This project laid down the foundation for continuous digital transformation and became a model for best practices in the industry, influencing not only Xerox but also broader approaches to enterprise architecture and process improvement.​ Currently serving as the Chief Financial Officer at Paradox, he is responsible for a wide spectrum of financial operations, strategic planning, and driving revenue growth. His role entails building and maintaining a high performing finance and accounting team, safeguarding the fiscal health of the company, and making key recommendations on investments, acquisitions, and capital allocation