Jay Robinson
About Jay Robinson
Jay Robinson is a Senior Product Analyst at Maximus with extensive experience in business analysis and project management across various industries.
Current Role at Maximus
Jay Robinson has been working as a Senior Product Analyst at Maximus since 2019. Based in Denver, Colorado, he contributes to the company with his extensive experience in product analysis, focusing on enhancing business processes and software design. His role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to drive the implementation and improvement of product strategies.
Previous Experience at Whiting Petroleum Corporation
Jay Robinson worked as a Senior IT Business Analyst at Whiting Petroleum Corporation from 2013 to 2019 in the Greater Denver Area. During his six-year tenure, he was responsible for analyzing and improving IT business processes within the Oil & Gas industry. His role emphasized the integration of technology solutions to optimize operational efficiency.
Educational Background
Jay Robinson holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and a Master of Accountancy in Information Systems, both from Brigham Young University, which he completed in a five-year period from 1991 to 1996. His strong educational foundation in accounting and information systems has played a crucial role in his career development and expertise in business analysis and project management.
Industry Experience
Jay Robinson's career spans several industries including Health Care, Oil & Gas, Aviation, and Telecommunications. His diverse industry experience has enabled him to acquire a broad understanding of different business environments and challenges. This diverse background supports his ability to tackle complex, cross-organizational projects with a comprehensive approach.
Language Skills and Communication
Fluent in Spanish, Jay Robinson is well-equipped to engage in effective communication in diverse environments. This language proficiency enhances his ability to collaborate within multilingual teams and work in various geographic regions, ensuring clarity and understanding in project discussions and implementations.