Arnold Burian

Manager in the global deployment organization responsible for readiness and adoption of worldwide technologies across all member firms, with a focus on shared products (including the full Microsoft client and server stack), infrastructure (including the global wide area network), security, patch management, and cloud migration.

Delivered updated documentation suite for the latest release of their multi-channel marketing platform, which influences 230 million shoppers and is used by over 18,000 grocery, drug, and mass merchandise stores in the US.

Member of the senior product development management team that set department vision and direction for all products, reporting directly to the CEO. Personnel manager, project manager, and scrum master for the documentation team.

Project and personnel manager for the documentation team in the Protect division of Autonomy, including document management and collaboration, email management, enterprise search, digital asset management, records management, electronic discovery, legal hold, business process management, imaging, archiving, derivatives management, early case assessment, and conflicts management.

Project and personnel manager for the documentation team supporting the compliance and regulatory suite of products developed by Autonomy, including document management and collaboration, email management, enterprise search, records management, imaging, archiving, early case assessment, and conflicts management.

Project and personnel manager for the documentation team supporting the iManage suite of products, including document management and collaboration, email management, and records management.

Documentation team lead for the largest revenue generating division within Tellabs, a multi-billion dollar telecommunications hardware manufacturer. Each product release included over 17,000 pages of documentation.

Proposed, developed, and taught the first series of web design courses in the history of IIT. Taught graduate and undergraduate courses in technical writing, online design, interface design, technical communication, perception as related to design, and the psychology of human-computer interaction.