Driving global infrastructure, operations, and service delivery with expertise in cloud solutions, compliance, and automation. A strategic leader with 15+ years of experience transforming IT landscapes.
15+ years driving infrastructure, operations, and service delivery, most recently as Head of Workplace Technology PMO at Atlassian.
Led Zero Trust architecture implementation and FedRAMP compliance initiatives.
Transformed global Service Desk operations and championed product-oriented service models.
Expert in cloud migration, Zero Trust Security, and endpoint management solutions.
Jira Service Management specialist with automation and ITIL framework implementation.
FedRAMP, SOX, HIPAA, and GDPR compliance implementation and monitoring.
Leveraging AI in IT operations and enhancing user experience.
Led transformation to a Product Operating Model within IT, creating a new mindset balancing enterprise needs with team autonomy.
Built 6 offices and 3 retrofits globally within 3 years, improving delivery time and reducing costs through team trust exercises and health monitoring.
Chaired Atlassian Foundation Council for AMER, partnering with Room to Read, Posse, and Project Invent to drive positive change.
Championed migration from Cisco VPN to Cloudflare Zero Trust, reducing outages by 40% and improving user satisfaction by 30%.
Partnered with security, commerce, legal, and risk teams to drive FedRAMP readiness across Atlassian's SaaS platforms.
Designed and launched Jira Service Desk with Confluence and Slack integration, enabling data-driven decisions for problems and incidents.
Executed six global office build-outs with 100% on-time delivery, leading site selection and IT infrastructure deployment.
Led biotech-regulated workload migrations
Deployed enterprise MFA solutions
Reduced costs through virtualization
At Achaogen, Medivation, HarvestMark, and SolutionSet, Warren led critical initiatives including cloud migrations, security implementations, and infrastructure optimizations that delivered measurable business value.
Served as judge and mentor at Project Invent's Demo Day X NYC, supporting student inventors from underrepresented communities.
Chaired AMER Foundation Council, organizing initiatives including preparing 200 MacBooks for Bayview elementary students.
Mentored interns with 100% positive outcomes in career advancement or mobility.
Building bridges across teams to deliver integrated solutions.
Understanding user needs to create meaningful technology experiences.
Making decisions based on metrics and measurable outcomes.
Fostering environments where creative solutions thrive.




A comprehensive strategic roadmap aligning IT initiatives with organizational growth objectives while ensuring compliance with critical regulations including SOX, HIPAA, and GxP standards. This timeline structures objectives and key results across four quarters of 2025, establishing clear milestones, accountability mechanisms, and measurement frameworks to support the company's mission through secure, scalable, and user-focused IT infrastructure.
IT strategy for 2025 follows a progressive quarterly approach, building from foundational assessment to innovative implementation. Each quarter has been carefully structured with a distinct theme that builds upon previous achievements while maintaining focus on the overarching goals of compliance, security, scalability, and enhanced user experience.
The first quarter focuses on creating a comprehensive understanding of the current IT landscape. During this period, the IT team will conduct a thorough inventory of all enterprise systems and workflows, documenting dependencies, ownership, and operational status. A comprehensive risk and compliance audit covering SOX, HIPAA, and GxP requirements will identify vulnerabilities and gaps in the existing infrastructure. This foundation-building phase establishes the baseline metrics against which future improvements will be measured.
Building on Q1's assessment, the second quarter transitions to implementing standardized policies and security protocols. This phase addresses the highest-priority gaps identified in the audit while establishing consistent practices across the organization. Process automation initiatives begin with high-risk workflows to reduce manual errors and improve efficiency. Regular security audits ensure adherence to newly implemented standards.
The third quarter focuses on scaling infrastructure to support organizational growth while enabling teams through improved tools and training. Major infrastructure upgrades commence, addressing capacity constraints and enhancing performance. Comprehensive training programs ensure all staff can effectively utilize new systems and understand compliance requirements. Operational metrics track improvements in efficiency and response capabilities.
The final quarter balances forward-looking innovation with comprehensive review of the year's achievements. Pilot programs explore new technologies to enhance R&D capabilities and operational efficiency. Disaster recovery testing ensures business continuity capabilities meet or exceed industry standards. Year-end reviews assess user satisfaction and compliance status, establishing priorities for the following year.
Throughout the year, progress against these OKRs will be tracked through weekly status meetings and biweekly dashboard updates. This regular cadence of review creates transparency, enables early risk detection, and maintains accountability across the IT organization. Digital tracking tools will provide stakeholders with real-time visibility into progress, fostering alignment between IT initiatives and broader organizational objectives. Each quarter's achievements create the foundation for subsequent phases, ensuring a cohesive approach to IT transformation that balances immediate operational needs with long-term strategic goals.
Executive Summary – Strategic IT Roadmap for
Prepared by Warren Shubin
Support the companies growth with a strategic, secure, and scalable IT foundation. Focus areas include modernizing infrastructure, streamlining onboarding and service operations, and meeting compliance demands (SOX, HIPAA, GxP) while improving user experience.
Implement comprehensive endpoint security solution combining Microsoft Intune and CrowdStrike protection.
Deploy context-aware security measures to ensure appropriate access controls.
Implement comprehensive logging for compliance and security monitoring.
Create flexible IT support framework accommodating both remote and in-office staff.

With deep experience leading at Atlassian, Warren brings proven success in service transformation, automation, and compliance—bridging technical strategy with operational empathy and product-thinking.
Fourteen siloed service desks created chaos with duplicate tickets while valuable engineering talent was wasted on basic IT requests instead of product development.
Multiple entry points created confusion and duplicated work
Consolidated service delivery with intelligent routing
26,684 requests processed with 4.94/5.0 CSAT in first month

Fewer productivity-impacting issues
Out of 5.0 during transformation
The unified architecture leveraged machine learning to improve resolution accuracy over time, while elastic contracting enabled scalable global coverage. Senior engineers shifted from debugging VPN tickets to shipping product features—transforming IT from operational liability to competitive advantage.
What is not measured cannot be managed. Took the CIO's directive of "One IT" to break down silos within the organization with visibility into efficiency by transforming fragmented IT service management into a streamlined competitive advantage.
Delivered enterprise-grade support while boosting engineering productivity and laid the foundation for AI with an ability to scale.
Fourteen service desks operating in isolation created a perfect storm of inefficiency. Employees submitted duplicate tickets across multiple systems while your most valuable L3/L4 engineers wasted countless hours fielding basic IT requests instead of building revenue-generating products.
Inconsistent or non-existent measurements and workflows prevented the aggregation of insights into data that were clear or insightful.
This operational fragmentation wasn't just an IT problem—it represented a significant drag on overall business performance, engineering productivity, and employee satisfaction. Something had to change.
Multiple entry points (Web Portal, Slack, Confluence KB) feed into a single system
Centralized request management with intelligent ticket routing
ML-powered sorting directs tickets to appropriate tier
AI assistants, rapid response teams, and specialist engineers
Just in the first month after implementation
Maintained exceptional CSAT during transformation
Fewer productivity-impacting incidents
These metrics tell only part of the story. The real win came from redirecting senior engineering talent from mundane support tasks back to innovation and product development—delivering quantifiable ROI beyond service desk improvements.
Senior engineers spent hours of unmeasured time performing KTLO/BAU work, creating a bottleneck for critical product development work. No standards for documentation for runbooks or a place to store them.This misallocation of talent resulted in:
With our intelligent service management architecture, L4 engineers returned to shipping product features and driving innovation. The transformation delivered:

Our approach goes beyond basic ticketing systems to deliver truly intelligent service management. We implemented unified service delivery through machine learning-powered routing that improved resolution accuracy over time.
Scalable global coverage without fixed headcount, allowing resource allocation to flex with demand cycles while maintaining consistent service quality.
Converting manual triage into intelligent workflow routing, ensuring tickets reach the right expertise level on first submission, reducing resolution time by 37%.
Structured knowledge management that evolved into the foundation for AI-driven support automation, continuously improving with each resolved ticket.
Analyzed 14 independent systems to identify redundancies, gaps, and inefficiencies in service delivery model.
Created unified service framework with intelligent routing and tiered support model for optimal resource allocation.
Deployed centralized platform with multiple access points aggregated to a central location while maintaining service continuity during transition.
Measured impact. Refined machine learning algorithms and knowledge base to continuously improve resolution accuracy and speed.
Each phase was executed with minimal disruption to ongoing operations, ensuring business continuity while progressively improving service quality, while providing product teams to be our own Customer 0 with new features and products.
Handles 40% of common requests automatically through conversational AI and knowledge base integration
Resolves 35% of remaining tickets through standardized processes and template-driven solutions
Addresses 20% of tickets requiring domain expertise in specific platforms or technologies
Reserved for only the most complex 5% of issues requiring senior technical talent
This tiered approach ensures appropriate expertise allocation, preventing the costly misuse of senior technical resources on routine issues while maintaining exceptional resolution times.
While service improvements are impressive on their own, the true return on investment came from reclaiming engineering capacity and redirecting it toward business growth initiatives.


The transformation converted IT service from an operational liability into a strategic asset that directly contributed to accelerated product development cycles and improved market responsiveness.
This solution was delivered with speed and agility because of executive sponsorship, a commitment to accountability, and change champions on each team, who took active roles in engagement and the feedback loop, informing the design of the ultimate deliverable.
Freed engineering talent to focus on building products rather than handling support tickets
Dashboards allowed for insightful and quantifiable improvements in CSAT, resolution times, and productivity metrics
Implement gold-standard service management that laid the framework for further product development at scale



Warren Shubin: Senior IT & Infrastructure Leader