Public sector & election technology
Delivery leadership for county and state voting management systems at AT&T
Foundational Experience
Situation
What was happening.
Los Angeles County and the State of Texas each operate their own voting management systems, requiring vendor delivery teams — including AT&T's — to meet strict program-governance, security, and compliance requirements, including, for Texas system access, a state-mandated security clearance.
Operating constraint
What had to change.
Delivery had to operate inside two distinct public-sector environments with high scrutiny, jurisdiction-specific governance, and controlled access.
Structure built
How the work moved.
- Provided program and delivery leadership at AT&T for voting management system engagements supporting Los Angeles County, California, and the State of Texas
- Held Texas DPS and CJIS Information Security Office clearances, required for access to Texas voting-system environments
- Coordinated delivery governance and stakeholder reporting across two distinct government jurisdictions
- Supported program-level risk management and delivery discipline in a highly regulated, high-scrutiny domain
Scope
What was covered.
Delivery and program-leadership responsibilities are documented here at a program level; system-specific operational details are governed by county and state election-technology confidentiality and security requirements and are not detailed further here.