Matthew Brownlee

Matthew Brownlee has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Matthew most recently worked as a Senior Project Manager at CompTech Computer Technologies, where they led pursuit teams, contributed to proposal development, and provided strategic guidance on technology and IT infrastructures.

Prior to this, Matthew held the role of OCIO PMO Director at the Office of State Superintendent of Education. In this role, they implemented Agile methodology, provided leadership for education applications, and improved data accuracy through the consolidation of information systems.

Matthew also served as a Program Manager at the District of Columbia, where they successfully delivered an enterprise project and portfolio management system. Matthew coordinated IT budget submissions and developed strategic plans for IT capital investments.

Before that, Matthew was the Deputy Chief Information Officer at the Metropolitan Police Department, where they evaluated the CIO department and developed a strategic plan to salvage federal funding. Matthew also managed development projects and negotiated contracts.

Matthew's earlier experience includes working as an Account Manager/Project Manager and Consultant at the District of Columbia OCTO, and as a Manager in the Program Management Office at Litton/PRC. At Litton/PRC, they coordinated the network infrastructure and reduced operating costs while improving service quality.

Overall, Matthew Brownlee has a strong background in project management, leadership, and strategic planning, with extensive experience in the technology and IT sectors.

Matthew Brownlee earned a Bachelor's degree in Business from Virginia Tech from 1974 to 1978. Matthew also obtained a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Management, General during the same time period at Virginia Tech. In addition to their educational background, Matthew Brownlee holds certifications such as the SAFe Agilist from ASPE, INC., Fortis College, obtained in July 2015, and the PMP certification from CSM, although the specific month and year of obtainment are not provided.