25 years of building things.

I architect an internal developer platform to automate the software development lifecycle, including Skill Agents and MCP (Model Context Protocol) integrations for automated code generation, PR orchestration, and intelligent system interfacing.

I lead implementation of the Chronon feature engineering platform, designing real-time feature materialization pipelines that power fraud detection and credit decisioning models.

I run multi-terabyte data pipelines on Apache Spark, EKS, and EMR Serverless, tuning for low-latency delivery and predictable performance across distributed infrastructure.

Building the AI infrastructure layer from offline data science to production-grade engineering. Establishing team standards for JVM and Python infrastructure and agentic developer workflows.

Hired at Staff level to lead greenfield architecture for a pharmacy data platform aimed at nationwide scale (10,000+ pharmacies), supporting existing Outcomes products including Rx30 and PrescribeWellness. Medication and formulary discovery used PostgreSQL full-text search, with Vue and React frontends for different product surfaces.

Shipped to production and validated the architecture for target scale, but Rx30 and PrescribeWellness did not adopt the changes as planned. Shifting internal priorities and org politics led to the program being cut during broader team reductions. Mentored junior engineers and drove engineering standards across the team.

Chewy is headquartered in Plantation, Florida. I worked hybrid out of HQ2 in Boston, shipping backend systems alongside distributed teams.

Led microservices platform work at one of the largest pet retail companies in the US, establishing technical patterns across distributed teams.

Return to QHR and Accuro EMR after Kronos (UKG), 2018–2022 in Kelowna as Technical Lead, managing 35+ rotating developers across product teams. Deep healthcare interoperability (HL7, FHIR) and architecture leadership; shipped features directly into clinical workflows.

This chapter drove home what it means to build software where bugs aren’t bugs; they’re patient safety incidents. That weight never left me.

2017–2018. Between two QHR chapters, I worked in person in Kelowna for Kronos Canadian Systems, the Canadian dba of Kronos, now UKG. Enterprise workforce management at a different scale than EMR; same city as Accuro, different product surface entirely.

First era at QHR on Accuro EMR, QHR’s EMR platform, in Kelowna. Grew from software engineer toward Technical Lead, shipping clinical workflow features and interoperability work (HL7, FHIR) for clinics nationwide.

This chapter set the foundation for the healthcare engineering mindset that never left: in EMR, bugs are patient safety incidents.