Wayne Odom

Wayne Odom has a diverse work experience in the technology industry. Wayne started their career as a Software Developer at Insider Labs, where they were responsible for implementing solutions for a web-based advertising company. Wayne then worked at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana as a Programmer Analyst, where they worked on various .NET and non-.NET systems. Wayne later joined Turner Industries as a Software Development Project Lead, where they managed and led a variety of new development projects. Wayne then progressed to the role of Software Development Manager at Turner Industries, where they oversaw a product owners group responsible for delivering new business innovations through custom software development. Wayne returned to Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana as an Enterprise Architect, where they provided strategic planning, architecture, and design of business systems. Wayne was promoted to Lead Enterprise Domain Architect, where they worked on complex enterprise-scale initiatives. Currently, Wayne is the Director of Information Technology Applications - ServiceNow at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana, where they are responsible for creating and executing a strategy to maximize the ServiceNow platform investments. Overall, Wayne has demonstrated a strong expertise in software development, project management, and enterprise architecture.

Wayne Odom's education history includes a Certificate in Management and Leadership from LSU Continuing Education, obtained in 2012. Prior to that, they attained a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College, completing their studies in 2002. Wayne'shigh school education was obtained at East Ascension High School, although specific dates and degree information are not provided. Additionally, Wayne Odom holds multiple certifications in various fields, including Microsoft Azure Architect Design, AWS Certified Solutions Architect, and PMI Agile Certified Practitioner, among others.