Darrus Myles

Authored and filed a provisional patent for an autonomous AI-driven surveillance system and engineered its independent deployment architecture covering up to a 500-foot radius, producing operational workflows and technical documentation for smart-city and critical infrastructure use cases.

Owned end-to-end delivery of network infrastructure across AWS Availability, ML, and Local Zones, coordinating 6+ cross-functional teams and overseeing $100M+ budgets to meet launch milestones and prevent availability-impacting delays.

Delivered network infrastructure changes and decommissioning across Amazon offices and data centers in North America, coordinating construction and security contractors and leading an asset management project that identified $6M in reusable equipment.

Led M&A integration for Wells Fargo Corporate Trust migration of 2,600+ users and 6,800+ applications with zero major disruptions, drove cloud and infrastructure transformation removing 30% redundant systems and improving uptime to 99.99%.

Directed a multimillion-dollar Unified Communications program across 63 locations, increasing migration capacity from 50 to 300+ users per week and delivering contact center and CRM improvements that reduced call handling errors by an estimated 15-35%.

Led SAFe Agile cycles and Azure migration stage for EY's Personal Finance website, managed security testing and HEAT database maintenance, and coordinated remediation to meet penetration testing SLAs.

Served as Product Manager for GigaPower and U-verse during the AT&T/DirecTV merger, delivering national broadband rollouts and digital marketing initiatives that improved online conversions by 25%.

Directed enterprise infrastructure modernization for Macy's and Bloomingdale's eCommerce platforms, consolidating datacenters and optimizing virtual environments to reduce OS upgrade time by 40%.

Led nationwide PC replacement and mortgage branch integration programs involving 50,000+ systems, ensuring enterprise deployment consistency and minimal operational disruption.

Completed three years of Computer Science coursework at Tuskegee University.