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# Titus Kariuki

**Headline:** Product & Program Management \(AI/Data\) \| Agile, GenAI, SQL, Snowflake \| BNY \| The GOAT of NSBE \| Kaizen Philosopher
**Profession:** Region II Professionals Chair
**Location:** Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

## About

Titus Kariuki is a Snowflake Data & BI Analyst, Associate II at BNY, working in the banking sector on Snowflake\-hosted data, governance, dataset certification, access workflows, and AI\-enabled discovery readiness\. He is also an AI\-enabled data and business analytics strategist whose work spans agentic AI, retrieval\-augmented generation, business intelligence, product ownership, and enterprise data management\. Titus is strongest at taking ambiguous, regulated\-industry problems from product strategy and roadmaps through technical documentation, architectural mapping, stakeholder alignment, and delivery\. At BNY, Titus has led and co\-developed GPT\-powered analytics and RAG solutions, including Eliza Analytics, projected to save $3\.6 million annually while replacing ThoughtSpot for 2,500\+ users, and MyCDO Agent, which automates 150\+ FAQs across four enterprise systems\. He has also managed Agile backlogs, supported SEC\-compliant reporting, led a Snowflake migration serving 302 clients without analytics interruption, and delivered a multi\-agent analytics initiative in seven weeks\. Beyond BNY, Titus founded the Kenyans in STEM Association, growing it from zero to 350\+ members in 36 months, and serves as Region II Professionals Chair for the National Society of Black Engineers\. He holds a B\.A\. in Mathematics from the University of Washington and an A\.S\. in Computer Science from Highline College\.

## Services

- Change Management
- Executive\-level Communication
- Retrieval\-Augmented Generation \(RAG\)
- User Acceptance Testing
- Backlog Management
- Data Governance
- Regulatory Compliance
- Risk Management
- Miro Collaboration Platform
- Tableau
- Confluence
- Product Management
- SQL
- Strategic Planning
- Snowflake
- Cortex
- Snowflake Cloud
- AI for Project Management
- Agentic AI
- Technical Leadership
- Release Management
- End\-to\-End Project Management
- End\-to\-end Testing
- Google Cloud Platform \(GCP\)
- Business Analytics
- Program Development
- Machine Learning
- Data Visualization
- Zero to One
- Jira

## Highlights

- Spearheaded Eliza Analytics, a GPT\-powered BI platform designed to replace ThoughtSpot, projected to save $3\.6 million annually while serving 2,500\+ users\.
- Co\-developed MyCDO Agent, a GPT\-powered RAG chatbot automating 150\+ FAQs across four enterprise systems and saving business\-as\-usual teams 12\+ hours per week\.
- Built an Internal ThoughtSpot Team Agent that accelerated task completion by 30% and improved cross\-team knowledge\-retrieval time by 40%\.
- Designed Mask Advisor, a GPT\-powered data\-masking agent that recommends compliant techniques for Highly Confidential and Confidential data\.
- Led an AI/LLM multi\-agent analytics product initiative from multiple proofs of concept to cross\-business adoption in seven weeks\.
- Delivered executive\-level AI progress briefings, including at the June 2025 DSS AI Hackathon, to support enterprise\-wide adoption\.
- Led a Snowflake tenant migration for ThoughtSpot, provisioning 52 role groups and replicating 103 tables for uninterrupted analytics serving 302 clients\.
- Decommissioned 50 reports and six legacy use cases before cloud migration, with projected infrastructure savings of $360,000 to $1\.8 million\.
- Delivered Power BI, Tableau, and ThoughtSpot BI solutions for 2,900\+ users, reducing manual reporting effort by 500\+ hours\.
- Managed a 120\+ item product backlog, aligning dashboard development with business priorities and regulatory timelines\.
- Ran 22\+ GenAI\-aligned proofs of concept that enabled $300 million in potential recoverable assets through data\-driven decisions\.
- Partnered with finance, risk, and compliance teams to deliver SEC\-compliant reporting and cut review cycles by 23%\.
- Supported Eliza Mesh onboarding readiness by consolidating governance, certification, ownership, access, enterprise\-ID, and onboarding requirements into execution\-ready guidance\.
- Helped define ownership, review cadence, and Confluence publication requirements for the SN1 Snowflake Role Governance Checklist\.
- Founded the Kenyans in STEM Association and grew its professional network from zero to 350\+ members in 36 months\.
- Coordinated a hands\-on Generative AI workshop for 50\+ attendees and three subject\-matter experts through KiSA\.
- Partnered with 13 organizations to co\-develop KiSA programs, increasing member participation by 78%\.
- Led KiSA x YKP Connect, earning a 4\.6/5 rating and a 47% attendee\-to\-mentee conversion rate\.
- Produced a KiSA virtual STEM speaker series featuring Microsoft, JPMorganChase, Google, Dell Technologies, ColorStack, and Duke University panelists, averaging 35 attendees per session\.
- As NSBE Region II Professionals Chair\-Elect, advanced initiatives for 1,000\+ members across seven states and Washington, D\.C\. increased engagement by 20% and mentored seven emerging leaders\.
- Led NSBE Region II multi\-state programming, including the Professionals Leadership Conference, Beyond Engineering Series, and monthly Town Halls, delivering career development to 30\+ engineers annually\.
- Built NSBE Region II online\-performance reports for 1,021\+ members and grew regional social\-media reach to 18,000\+ accounts in three months\.
- Created The Hype Talk podcast, spotlighting career\-growth strategies for NSBE Region II Professionals\.
- Planned two NSBE Region VI virtual conferences in Fall 2021 with 456 total attendees sent 10,000\+ newsletters and emails to 2,771 members and built two Google Sites convention websites\.
- As NSBE\-UW Vice President, coordinated weekly meetings with 17 Fortune 500 companies, helping seven members secure roles with four companies\.
- Helped lead the NSBE\-UW Annual Diversity Career Fair, attracting 107 companies and 1,731 students and generating $63,532\.89 in net revenue\.
- Taught 16 AVELA UW web\-development and business\-marketing classes for 30 students over 36 hours, achieving 95% satisfaction and a 20% increase in interest in computer science and freelance web design\.
- Recruited 47 U\.S\. beta testers for Univus and translated feedback into UI, accessibility, and sharing improvements\.
- Sold $115,000 in Apple products in under five months, supported a 25% sales increase through demos, achieved a 40% retention and repeat\-business increase, and maintained a 94 average NPS\.
- Published a Spring 2021 Roosevelt Network Forge Fellowship policy proposal on King County administering Seattle's Technology Matching Fund to qualifying nonprofits serving Black and Indigenous People of Color in King County\.

## Experience

- **Region II Professionals Chair at National Society of Black Engineers** (2026\-05\-01–present)
- **Snowflake Data & BI Analyst \- Associate II at BNY** (2026\-05\-01–present) — Supported Eliza Mesh onboarding readiness for Snowflake\-hosted datasets, synthesizing rollout communications, governance requirements, and stakeholder feedback to clarify certification, ownership, and access workflows across platform teams\. Drove alignment on role governance and access management, helping define ownership, review cadence, and Confluence publication requirements for the SN1 Snowflake Role Governance Checklist\. Mapped Eliza Mesh operational impacts for SDG teams, documenting onboarding responsibilities, support/escalaion paths, governance considerations, and open risks to inform leadership decision\-making\. Translated technical governance into actionable delivery artifacts by consolidating onboarding requirements, enterprise identifier expectations, and certification dependencies into execution\-ready guidance for platform stakeholders\. Partnered across Snowflake governance, data platform, and SDG stakeholders to improve clarity on dataset registration, certification,
- **Founder and President at Kenyans in STEM Association \(KiSA\)** (2023\-05\-01–present) — The Kenyans in STEM Association \(KiSA\) aims to empower Kenyans in STEM locally and globally\. Our mission is to advance the professional, personal, leadership, and academic development of Kenyans in STEM\. Founded and grew a STEM professional network from 0 to 350\+ members in 36 months Led full\-cycle planning of a hands\-on Generative AI workshop for 50\+ attendees, coordinating 3 subject matter experts Partnered with 13 organizations to co\-develop programs, increasing member participation by 78% Led a professional development initiative \(KiSA x YKP Connect\), achieving a 4\.6/5 rating and 47% attendee\-to\-mentee conversion Led a virtual STEM speaker series featuring Microsoft, JPMorganChase, Google, Dell Technologies, ColorStack, and Duke University panelists, averaging 35 attendees/session
- **Region II Professionals Chair\-Elect at National Society of Black Engineers** (2025\-07\-01–2026\-05\-01) — Directed strategic initiatives advancing NSBE's mission for 1,000\+ professional members across seven states and Washington, D\.C\. Orchestrated multi\-state programming \(Professionals Leadership Conference, Beyond Engineering Series, monthly Town Halls\), delivering career development to 30\+ engineers annually Increased professional member engagement by 20% through targeted outreach and cross\-regional partnerships Built a leadership succession pipeline by mentoring 7 emerging leaders through governance transitions Represented Region II at NSBE's National Membership Committee, shaping member retention strategy
- **AI‑Enabled Data & Business Analytics Strategist at BNY** (2025\-06\-01–2026\-05\-01) — Spearheaded Eliza Analytics, a GPT\-powered BI platform designed to replace ThoughtSpot, projected to save $3\.6M annually while serving 2,500\+ users Co\-developed MyCDO Agent, a GPT\-powered RAG chatbot automating 150\+ FAQs across four enterprise systems, saving BAU teams 12\+ hours/week Built an Internal ThoughtSpot Team Agent that accelerated task completion by 30% and improved cross\-team knowledge retrieval time by 40% Designed Mask Advisor, a GPT\-powered data masking agent recommending compliant techniques for Highly Confidential and Confidential data Delivered executive\-level AI progress briefings, including at the June 2025 DSS AI Hackathon, positioning solutions for enterprise\-wide adoption
- **Region II Professionals Telecommunications Chair at National Society of Black Engineers** (2024\-05\-01–2025\-07\-01) — Built data\-driven reports on social media and website performance, presenting regional online\-presence gains to 1,021\+ Region II members Grew Region II's social media reach to 18,000\+ accounts across Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook within 3 months Created "The Hype Talk," a podcast spotlighting career growth strategies for Region II Professionals
- **Data Analytics Business Analyst at BNY** (2023\-08\-01–2026\-05\-01) — Led a Snowflake tenant migration for ThoughtSpot, provisioning access for 52 role groups and replicating 103 tables to ensure uninterrupted analytics for 302 clients Decommissioned 50 reports and 6 legacy use cases ahead of a cloud migration, saving $360K–$1\.8M in infrastructure costs Delivered BI solutions \(Power BI, Tableau, ThoughtSpot\) supporting 2,900\+ users, cutting manual reporting effort by 500\+ hours Managed a 120\+ item product backlog, aligning dashboard development with business priorities and regulatory timelines Ran 22\+ GenAI\-aligned proofs of concept enabling $300M in potential recoverable assets through data\-driven decisions Partnered with finance, risk, and compliance teams to deliver SEC\-compliant reporting, cutting review cycles by 23%
- **Junior Advisory Board Member \- Research at The Takeoff Institute** (2023\-03\-01–2023\-06\-01) — Collaborated with C\-suite leadership and fellow board members to deliver research\-driven insights supporting organizational strategy Conducted research and data analysis, generating reports that informed evidence\-based decisions on the organization's direction
- **Contract Instructor at AVELA UW** (2023\-02\-01–2023\-06\-01) — Taught 16 classes on web development and business marketing to 30 students over 36 hours, driving a 20% increase in student interest in CS and freelance web design Mentored students individually, with 3 pursuing CS as a college major and 9 considering freelance web design Collected and analyzed student feedback to improve curriculum and teaching methods, achieving a 95% satisfaction rate Managed end\-to\-end content creation and curriculum integration, aligning new material with AVELA's educational standards
- **Sales Specialist at Apple** (2022\-08\-01–2023\-01\-01) — Transferrable skills: Communication, client & customer service\. • Sold $115,000 worth of Apple products in under five months\. • Used product knowledge to communicate the features \+ benefits of Apple products to customers • 25% increase in sales from product demos\. • Solidified relationships with customers = 40% increase in customer retention and repeat business\. • ~Consistently received positive customer satisfaction scores with an average Net Performance Score \(NPS\) of 94, exceeding the store's score of 77\.
- **Seattle MESA Program Assistant at AmeriCorps** (2021\-09\-01–2022\-06\-01) — Transferrable skills: Organization, Project Management, STEM & Mathematics\. • Organizing STEM projects and seminars for 9 middle and high schools in the Seattle, Mukilteo, Tukwila, Renton, and Highline School Districts, totaling 521 students served\. • Recording and maintaining the MESA students' info and inventories in the Seattle MESA databases for future reference\. • Assisting in miscellaneous office tasks such as MESA student support, file organization, and student record reviews, among other tasks\.
- **Region VI Secretary and Telecommunications Chair at National Society of Black Engineers** (2021\-06\-01–2023\-05\-01) — Transferrable skills: Leadership, Project Management, Organization • Planned two virtual conferences over the Fall 2021 term that garnered 456 attendees in total over the three days\. • Sent over 10,000 newsletters and emails in three months to the 2771 NSBE Region VI members in preparation for the conferences\. • Constructed two websites using Google Sites for informational and logistical purposes during the conventions\.
- **Vice President \- University of Washington at National Society of Black Engineers** (2021\-04\-01–2022\-06\-01) — Transferable skills: Leadership, Project Management, Organization, Communication\. • Organized and coordinated weekly club meetings with 17 Fortune 500 companies\. • Seven members have landed internships or full\-time jobs with four companies\. • Strategized the NSBE\-UW Annual Diversity Career Fair\. • Had 107 companies and 1,731 students in attendance contributing to a net revenue of $63,532\.89\.
- **US Lead Test User at Univus** (2021\-02\-01–2023\-06\-01) — Recruited 47 US beta\-testers via direct outreach and social networking to drive continuous app\-development feedback Translated customer feedback into UI, accessibility, and sharing\-capability improvements for the development team
- **2020\-2021 Forge Fellow at Roosevelt Network** (2020\-06\-01–2021\-06\-01) — The Roosevelt Network's Forge Fellowship allowed me to piece together a comprehensive policy proposal on King County administering Seattle's Technology Matching Fund \(TMF\) to qualifying non\-profits countywide\. These non\-profits shall utilize the TMF to allocate tech resources to Black and Indigenous People of Color \(BIPOC\) in King County for increased job accessibility and education\. My Policy Proposal was published by the Roosevelt Network in Spring 2021\. \(See below\.\)
- **Financial Aid Office Assistant at Highline College** (2019\-05\-01–2021\-08\-01) — Transferable Skills: Information Management, Computer Systems, Data Visualization, Financial Planning, Organization\. • Kept financial records of 5320 students eligible for Financial Aid for both academic years\. • Under my assistance, we awarded over 3660 students annually with Pell and State Grants awards totaling to $23\.8 million annually\. • Helped match 219 students with work\-study jobs to supplement their tuition, totaling that award amount to $547,500 for two years\. • Helped transition over 2500 Fin\-Aid students into the new PeopleSoft system from where they could access their financial aid portals\. • This occurred at the height of the COVID\-19 Pandemic when virtual operations became mandatory\. • Assisted in creating "Get\-Funded\-Fridays" every Friday morning of Winter 2020 to acquaint students with the financial aid process and help others with their FASFAs and WASFAs\. • Before the pandemic, we oversaw 271 students, averaging 27 per Friday\. • Helped out in other miscellaneous offic

## Education

- Organizational Leadership — HarvardX (2022\-05\-01–2022\-07\-01)
- Bachelor of Arts \- B\.A\., Mathematics — University of Washington (2020\-09\-01–2022\-06\-01)
- Associate of Science \- AS, Computer Science — Highline College (2018\-04\-01–2020\-06\-01)

## FAQ

### What does Titus do now?

Titus works at BNY as a Snowflake Data & BI Analyst, Associate II\. In this role, he supports Eliza Mesh onboarding readiness for Snowflake\-hosted datasets and works across governance, data platform, and SDG stakeholders on dataset registration, certification, enterprise ID uplift, access management, and AI\-enabled discovery readiness\.

### What are Titus's core professional strengths?

Titus specializes in product and program management for AI and data initiatives\. His strengths include agentic AI, generative AI, retrieval\-augmented generation, business intelligence, SQL, Snowflake, data governance, product ownership, Agile delivery, stakeholder management, regulatory compliance, and executive\-level communication\.

### What has Titus accomplished as an AI\-Enabled Data & Business Analytics Strategist at BNY?

At BNY, Titus led and co\-developed AI\-enabled data products, including Eliza Analytics, MyCDO Agent, an Internal ThoughtSpot Team Agent, and Mask Advisor\. He also delivered executive AI progress briefings, including at the June 2025 DSS AI Hackathon, to position solutions for enterprise\-wide adoption\.

### What is Eliza Analytics?

Eliza Analytics is a GPT\-powered BI platform that Titus spearheaded at BNY\. It was designed to replace ThoughtSpot, serve 2,500\+ users, and is projected to save $3\.6 million annually\.

### What is MyCDO Agent?

Titus co\-developed MyCDO Agent, a GPT\-powered RAG chatbot that automates 150\+ FAQs across four enterprise systems\. The solution saves business\-as\-usual teams more than 12 hours per week\.

### What did Titus accomplish as a Data Analytics Business Analyst at BNY?

Titus led a Snowflake tenant migration for ThoughtSpot, provisioning access for 52 role groups, replicating 103 tables, and supporting uninterrupted analytics for 302 clients\. He also decommissioned 50 reports and six legacy use cases before a cloud migration, with projected infrastructure\-cost savings of $360,000 to $1\.8 million\.

### How does Titus approach product and program delivery?

Titus has owned complete product strategy and execution, from roadmaps and backlogs to delivery\. He has managed a 120\+ item product backlog using Agile/Scrum practices and tools including Jira, Confluence, and Miro, while partnering with engineering, finance, risk, compliance, and platform stakeholders\.

### What multi\-agent AI initiative did Titus lead?

Titus led an AI/LLM product initiative to build a multi\-agent analytics system in seven weeks\. The work included multiple proofs of concept and achieved cross\-business adoption\.

### What is Titus's work on Snowflake governance and Eliza Mesh?

Titus supported Eliza Mesh onboarding readiness by synthesizing rollout communications, governance requirements, and stakeholder feedback\. He helped clarify certification, ownership, access, onboarding responsibilities, support and escalation paths, enterprise identifier expectations, certification dependencies, and open operational risks for SDG and platform teams\.

### What is Titus's role with the Kenyans in STEM Association?

Titus founded and leads the Kenyans in STEM Association, whose mission is to advance the professional, personal, leadership, and academic development of Kenyans in STEM locally and globally\. He grew the network from zero to 350\+ members in 36 months, partnered with 13 organizations, and increased member participation by 78%\.

### What programs has Titus delivered through KiSA?

Titus planned a hands\-on Generative AI workshop for 50\+ attendees with three subject\-matter experts\. He also led the KiSA x YKP Connect professional\-development initiative, which received a 4\.6/5 rating and converted 47% of attendees to mentees, and produced a virtual STEM speaker series with panelists from Microsoft, JPMorganChase, Google, Dell Technologies, ColorStack, and Duke University that averaged 35 attendees per session\.

### What has Titus done with NSBE Region II?

Titus is the current Region II Professionals Chair for the National Society of Black Engineers\. Previously, as Chair\-Elect, he directed initiatives for 1,000\+ professional members across seven states and Washington, D\.C\. increased engagement by 20% mentored seven emerging leaders and represented Region II on NSBE's National Membership Committee\.

### What has Titus accomplished in NSBE telecommunications and regional leadership roles?

As Region II Professionals Telecommunications Chair, Titus built reports on social\-media and website performance for 1,021\+ members, grew social\-media reach to 18,000\+ accounts across Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook in three months, and created The Hype Talk podcast on career\-growth strategies for Region II Professionals\. As Region VI Secretary and Telecommunications Chair, he planned two Fall 2021 virtual conferences with 456 total attendees, sent more than 10,000 newsletters and emails to 2,771 members in three months, and built two Google Sites convention websites\.

### What did Titus do as NSBE University of Washington Vice President?

As NSBE University of Washington Vice President, Titus coordinated weekly club meetings with 17 Fortune 500 companies, helping seven members secure internships or full\-time jobs with four companies\. He also helped lead the NSBE\-UW Annual Diversity Career Fair, which drew 107 companies and 1,731 students and generated net revenue of $63,532\.89\.

### What was Titus's role at The Takeoff Institute?

At The Takeoff Institute, Titus served as a Junior Advisory Board Member for Research\. He collaborated with C\-suite leadership and board members, conducted research and data analysis, and produced reports that informed evidence\-based organizational strategy\.

### What did Titus accomplish as a Contract Instructor at AVELA UW?

As a Contract Instructor at AVELA UW, Titus taught 16 web\-development and business\-marketing classes to 30 students over 36 hours\. His work contributed to a 20% increase in student interest in computer science and freelance web design three students pursued computer science majors, nine considered freelance web design, and student satisfaction reached 95%\.

### What did Titus do as a US Lead Test User at Univus?

At Univus, Titus recruited 47 U\.S\. beta testers through direct outreach and social networking\. He translated their feedback into UI, accessibility, and sharing\-capability improvements for the development team\.

### What did Titus achieve at Apple?

At Apple, Titus sold $115,000 in products in under five months\. His product demonstrations contributed to a 25% sales increase, his customer relationships supported a 40% increase in retention and repeat business, and he maintained an average Net Performance Score of 94 compared with the store score of 77\.

### What was Titus's work with AmeriCorps and Seattle MESA?

At AmeriCorps as a Seattle MESA Program Assistant, Titus organized STEM projects and seminars for nine middle and high schools across the Seattle, Mukilteo, Tukwila, Renton, and Highline school districts, serving 521 students\. He also maintained student information and inventory records in Seattle MESA databases and supported student services, file organization, and record reviews\.

### What did Titus accomplish at Highline College's Financial Aid Office?

At Highline College's Financial Aid Office, Titus maintained records for 5,320 eligible students and helped award more than 3,660 students annually with Pell and State Grants totaling $23\.8 million annually\. He helped match 219 students with work\-study jobs totaling $547,500 over two years, transitioned 2,500\+ students to PeopleSoft during the COVID\-19 pandemic, and helped create Get\-Funded\-Fridays, which supported 271 students before the pandemic at an average of 27 per Friday\.

## Links

- LinkedIn: https://www\.linkedin\.com/in/titus\-kariuki

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