Kaushik Neelagiri serves as a Technical Product Owner at the Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS), where he plays a pivotal role in the Guardian program. This innovative initiative aims to enhance the safety and well-being of Arizona's children through a child-centered, user-friendly technological solution....
Kaushik Neelagiri serves as a Technical Product Owner at the Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS), where he plays a pivotal role in the Guardian program. This innovative initiative aims to enhance the safety and well-being of Arizona's children through a child-centered, user-friendly technological solution. By re-platforming the department's case management system from a legacy mainframe tool to Microsoft Dynamics 365, Kaushik is at the forefront of transforming how DCS manages and utilizes data to support its mission. His extensive experience as a Business System Analyst and Product Owner in the investment management, banking, finance, and mortgage sectors equips him with a comprehensive understanding of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).
Kaushik's expertise encompasses critical phases such as requirement analysis, elicitation, and communication, ensuring that the needs of stakeholders are met with precision. His proficiency in Agile methodologies enables him to facilitate iterative development processes, fostering collaboration among cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality solutions. Currently, he is focused on enhancing data quality and improving operational processes, which are essential for the effective execution of DCS's responsibilities. His skills in SWOT analysis, business process analysis, and gap analysis allow him to identify opportunities for improvement and drive strategic initiatives. Additionally, Kaushik's adeptness with tools like Microsoft Visio and SQL further enhances his ability to visualize complex data flows and manage application lifecycles effectively. Through his contributions, Kaushik is not only advancing the Guardian project but also making a significant impact on the safety and welfare of children across Arizona.
