Sam Khan is a seasoned Sr. IT Technical Project Manager at Mecklenburg County, where he expertly navigates the complexities of both Agile and Waterfall methodologies to drive the successful delivery of critical IT projects within the local government sector. With over 23 years of leadership...
Sam Khan is a seasoned Sr. IT Technical Project Manager at Mecklenburg County, where he expertly navigates the complexities of both Agile and Waterfall methodologies to drive the successful delivery of critical IT projects within the local government sector. With over 23 years of leadership and management experience across diverse industries—including Technology, Retail, Utilities, Financial Services, and Software—Sam brings a wealth of knowledge and a unique perspective to his role. His dual expertise as a Scrum Master and Technical Project Manager allows him to effectively lead cross-functional teams through the entire project lifecycle, from Discovery to Delivery.
At Mecklenburg County, Sam is instrumental in the planning, initiation, execution, and closure of multiple IT projects, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives and stakeholder expectations. His proficiency in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and Quality Assurance processes enables him to implement best practices that enhance project outcomes and foster a culture of continuous improvement. As a Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) and SAFe Agilist, Sam champions Agile principles, facilitating collaboration and adaptability within his teams to respond to the evolving needs of the public sector.
Key projects under Sam's leadership have included the development and deployment of innovative web services that streamline operations and improve service delivery for local government initiatives. His strong negotiation skills and ability to build relationships have been pivotal in securing stakeholder buy-in and fostering a collaborative environment. With an MBA and a background in Computer Engineering, Sam combines technical acumen with strategic vision, positioning him as a valuable asset in driving Mecklenburg County's IT transformation efforts.
