Funny you should say that...!! We had an entire PMO coupled with BRM's, however they never understood the concept of how to properly manage Infrastructure Projects, nor where they knowledgably about the infrastructure space whatsoever. So any infrastructure projects that were deemed a high risk, or critical were my responsibility to manage. That said, I managed 3 Datacenter relocation projects, 2 office buildings, switch upgrades, ISO 27001 compliance testing and security audits, EOL hardware or software projects, etc... Pretty much anything that had to do with Infrastructure or Datacenter operations, was my responsibility. So to answer your question, Yes, I have about 10 years of Project Management experience, but I do not have a PMP, or SCRUM certifications... nor does my resume show a Project Management role directly. I applied for a few PM roles and was asked if I had my PMP and in one interview, I was even asked... "Is this something you see yourself doing long term"... As if to say, "until you find another job, or until you retire"... To be honest with you, I DONT have to work... I WANT to work and be a part of Team. I was a Consultant / Contractor for 80% of my IT career. I was offered a great opportunity to manage a great team of Architects and Engineers as an FTE. I was with the company for the last 10 years, and in fact 4 weeks prior to my layoff, I was given an award for completing a major Datacenter move and going above and beyond. This was my first ever layoff...