Eric Wang · Google GCS StratOps Oct 5, 2026

Candidate Fact Confirmation Checklist

Verified operational evidence record: 44 confirmed facts (K01–K44), employer integrity corrections, and 1 open item.

44 Confirmed Facts 1 Optional Open Item

Employer Integrity & Scope Governance

ID Story Company Beat Verified Fact Statement Status
K01 S01 Deloitte ROLE I personally wrote the Python extraction scripts and SQL analytical queries; the engagement manager led the client real estate director reviews. Verified
K02 S01 Deloitte CONFLICT Client asset managers initially resisted portfolio-wide scrutiny, saying lease covenants had too many localized landlord exceptions to model systematically. Verified
K03 S01 Deloitte NUMBER [OPEN: Number of leases or renegotiation packages prioritized, optional] — Resume anchor verifies $9M+ across 500+ locations. Optional Open
K04 S01 Deloitte OUTCOME The client real estate committee approved the findings to start formal landlord renegotiation. Verified
K05 S02 CoreLogic ROLE I was the sole data modeler and business translator: I defined the metric logic and led consensus workshops across all 8 merchandising teams. Verified
K06 S02 CoreLogic CONFLICT Category leads initially defended their own legacy definitions of a store visit, because each had been reporting with a different definition. Verified
K07 S02 CoreLogic NUMBER Replaced 3 conflicting departmental definitions with 1 production metric definition. Verified
K08 S02 CoreLogic OUTCOME The metric was integrated into the core enterprise data warehouse as the standard store-traffic dimension. Verified
K09 S03 CoreLogic ROLE I formulated the CTG decomposition formula and built the automated reporting workflow in Python and SQL. Verified
K10 S03 CoreLogic CONFLICT Merchandising leads resisted at first because simple percentage changes were easier to understand than additive contribution math. Verified
K11 S03 CoreLogic NUMBER Eliminated approximately 12 hours of weekly manual reporting across category analytics teams. Verified
K12 S03 CoreLogic OUTCOME Business reviews adopted CTG as the way to evaluate category performance across 500+ stores. Verified
K13 S04 CoreLogic ROLE I was product owner and developer: I gathered store layout requirements and partnered with store operations leads to capture operational constraints, and I built the interactive tool, including all of the backend scenario calculations. Verified
K14 S04 CoreLogic CONFLICT Store operations leads were skeptical that a centralized tool could account for regional differences in store layouts. Verified
K15 S04 CoreLogic NUMBER Enabled store operations teams to simulate remodeling scenarios across 500+ locations in under 10 minutes. Verified
K16 S04 CoreLogic OUTCOME Executive leadership approved the annual capital expenditure plan based on the tool's scenario outputs. Verified
K17 S05 CoreLogic ROLE I worked with client platform engineering to define the DAG architecture and personally migrated the data transformation tasks. Verified
K18 S05 CoreLogic CONFLICT Two engineering teams were reluctant to migrate their scheduled cron jobs because of concerns about pipeline downtime during release. Verified
K19 S05 CoreLogic NUMBER Consolidated pipelines from 4 separate repositories into 1 centralized orchestration environment. Verified
K20 S05 CoreLogic OUTCOME Pipeline failure resolution times dropped noticeably, and engineering teams gained end-to-end visibility. Verified
K21 S06 CoreLogic ROLE I wrote the JavaScript and HTML integration code for the Tableau Extension API and consulted with dashboard designers on the UI flow. Verified
K22 S06 CoreLogic CONFLICT The client BI team initially opposed the extension because of the development time relative to the value it would return. Verified
K23 S06 CoreLogic NUMBER Replaced 4 disconnected reporting dashboards with 1 unified interactive view. Verified
K24 S06 CoreLogic OUTCOME The client analytics team incorporated the extension into their standard executive reporting template. Verified
K25 S07 Deloitte ROLE I designed and implemented the automated RAGAS evaluation pipeline across 4 retrieval and generation metrics. Verified
K26 S07 Deloitte CONFLICT Engineering felt manual spot-checks were faster, while product leads felt synthetic evaluation was too artificial to reflect real user prompts. Verified
K27 S07 Deloitte NUMBER Built an evaluation benchmark of 150 prompt-response pairs to evaluate retrieval context and generation accuracy. Verified
K28 S07 Deloitte OUTCOME RAGAS was adopted as the standard quality gate before deploying pipeline prompt updates. Verified
K29 S08 Deloitte ROLE I configured the LLM Guard scanners, defined risk thresholds, and integrated the scanning module into the response generation pipeline. Verified
K30 S08 Deloitte CONFLICT Product stakeholders worried that aggressive safety scanning would add noticeable latency to user queries. Verified
K31 S08 Deloitte NUMBER Kept scanning latency overhead under 85 milliseconds per request. Verified
K32 S08 Deloitte OUTCOME The guardrails intercepted compliance risks and toxic completions without degrading user experience. Verified
K33 S09 CoreLogic ROLE I built the SQL funnel attribution models and designed the pipeline conversion dashboards in revenue operations. Verified
K34 S09 CoreLogic CONFLICT Sales reps felt conversion reporting unfairly blamed their closing skills rather than poor inbound lead quality. Verified
K35 S09 CoreLogic NUMBER Pinpointed a 22% drop-off between sales qualification and the initial solution demonstration. Verified
K36 S09 CoreLogic OUTCOME RevOps leadership restructured the demo handoff workflow to improve qualification progression. Verified
K37 S10 CoreLogic ROLE I designed and wrote the automated Python reconciliation script and set data validation rules for parent-child accounts. Verified
K38 S10 CoreLogic CONFLICT The operations team was used to manual spreadsheet adjustments and resisted trusting an automated hierarchy script. Verified
K39 S10 CoreLogic NUMBER Reconciled ~150 orphan parent-child accounts. Verified
K40 S10 CoreLogic OUTCOME The automated process saved ~8 hours per week and provided clean hierarchy data for monthly reporting. Verified
K41 S11 Deloitte ROLE I built a high-dimensional econometric forecasting model for a client forecasting engagement. Verified
K42 S11 Deloitte CONFLICT The client director rejected the model as a black box because the business logic was opaque to non-technical stakeholders. Verified
K43 S11 Deloitte NUMBER Spent 3 weeks co-designing a transparent, driver-based forecasting model with the client team. Verified
K44 S11 Deloitte OUTCOME The co-designed model was adopted for strategic planning, teaching me to prioritize interpretability and stakeholder co-ownership. Verified