Results

Work that moved the needle.

A few examples of the problems I’ve solved — and the difference they made. Details are anonymised out of respect for past employers and clients.

Featured case

A refund simulator for a 150,000-record portfolio

A national insurance brokerage needed to calculate customer refunds accurately, at scale, with no BI platform in place. I built a macro-driven Excel tool that reconciled the full production base and returned validated figures — turning a manual calculation from hours into minutes.

Advanced Excel / VBA 150,000+ records Auditable rules

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Spreadsheet simulator interface
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Reporting leadership could act on

Delivered and presented daily and monthly national sales reports and strategic recommendations to senior management — the equivalent of scorecards and MBR reporting.

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Billing reconciliation untangled

Resolved complex life-insurance billing between a national brokerage and its partner banks and health insurers, giving finance a clean, reconciled position.

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Automation that removed manual work

Wrote VBA tools from scratch — calculators, trackers and templates — adopted by a national sales force. Faster answers, fewer errors, and no more re-deriving rules by hand.

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Led a billing software rollout

Temporarily led a 5-person team to implement billing software, bridging business needs and IT and keeping the project on track.

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Customer service at global scale

Trilingual support (EN/FR/ES) across North America and international markets — thousands of customer interactions handled with accuracy and empathy.

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Pricing & order accuracy

Processed standard and blanket B2B orders across three countries with disciplined pricing and on-time fulfillment.

150,000+
records reconciled in one tool
Hours → min
refund calculation time
37,369+
customers served
5
person team led on a software rollout

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