Imane El Yadari

– Direct enterprise-wide delivery of APIs, ETL, Data Reconciliation & Data observability ensuring secure, compliant, and scalable access to data across all business domains. – Drive enterprise architecture modernization to enable data mesh architecture and qualify the different data domains as data Products. – Enable Data federation through GraphQL APIs leveraging Apollo as a platform. – Enable large-scale AI initiatives by providing high-quality, governed data, empowering financial advisors to anticipate client needs and deliver more personalized, trusted services. – Partner with governance, legal, and technical teams to embed regulatory compliance and ethical data practices into every solution. – Contributed to a 2 year project migrating data to SF as the new Firm CRM.

– Designed and developed a robust ERP platform tailored to the needs of manufacturing and financial industries. – Bridged business requirements with technical solutions to streamline operations, enhance compliance, and improve decision-making. – Delivered scalable processes that increased efficiency, transparency, and resilience by aligning enterprise systems with international best practices.

– Enhanced Financial Operations: Analyzed and optimized core banking processes, ensuring accuracy, transparency, and compliance across lending, deposits, and financial reporting. – Technology & Compliance Integration: Collaborated with IT and compliance teams to design and implement secure systems that aligned with U.S. regulatory standards. – Client-Centered Improvements: Streamlined workflows and introduced digital solutions that improved customer experience, reduced processing times, and strengthened institutional trust.

Implemented and launched a heat treatment manufacturing division; generated $3.2M in revenue; streamlined industrial processes and necessary workspace qualifications. • Led multiple process improvement projects within the manufacturing plant; increased storage space by 30% and reduced idle time by 10%; reduced daily shuttles needed by 23%; contributed to a full automation of inventory management.