May 2022 – Present · 4 yrs 1 mo

• I’m currently working as a Senior Lead Software Engineer, and over the last couple of years, I’ve ended up doing more than just writing code. I got to build out our DevOps team — hired people, figured out a structure that worked, and helped folks grow into their roles. It wasn’t always perfect, but I think we got a good rhythm going.
• I also ran our internship program — from scratch, really. Set up the onboarding stuff, made a plan for what they'd work on, and made sure they didn’t feel like they were just dumped into the deep end. Some of them ended up joining full-time, which was nice to see.
• One thing I’m especially proud of — I helped push through the AWS Partnership for our company. That opened up a lot of new doors — more visibility, AWS credits we could use on internal products, and even support for some clients to get their MVPs off the ground without burning through cash too fast.
• Outside of all that, I’ve worked on projects across a mix of industries — healthcare, IoT, marketing, and fintech — mostly with clients from the US and Europe. Got my hands dirty with stuff like Kubernetes, Terraform, Grafana, Node.js, and Python. A lot of that work was about making sure the systems were stable, scalable, and wouldn’t fall apart when traffic picked up — the usual engineering goals, I guess

Aug 2020 – Jul 2022 · 1 yr 11 mos

• Over this period, I ended up working on quite a few healthcare projects. My role was pretty hands-on — I’d usually help plan out the overall structure, set up how we’d handle deployments, and make sure everyone on the team knew what they were working on. If someone got stuck, I’d jump in to help. I was also in regular touch with clients — just talking things through, figuring out what they actually needed, and coming up with options that wouldn’t break the budget but could still handle growth down the line.
• There was one project where we built a new kind of data pipeline — event-driven, using stuff like S3, Lambda, and a graph database. Before that, data processing used to take forever — hours, really. The new setup got that down to just a few minutes. Honestly, that was one of those changes that just made everything feel faster and smoother.
• I also worked with tools like Keycloak for managing logins and permissions, and we used HashiCorp Vault to deal with secrets. For product insights, depending on the use case, we’d plug in platforms like Mixpanel, Amplitude, or even just Google Analytics. On top of that, I’ve been part of the ongoing process of cleaning up how we work — like tweaking our Git branches, improving how we deploy code, and getting better at managing tasks with Jira. Nothing fancy, just trying to make the day-to-day dev flow a little less painful.

Oct 2018 – Jul 2020 · 1 yr 9 mos

• I am working as a Software Developer, focusing extensively on projects for US-based clients in the healthcare domain.
• I build secure, scalable web applications using Spring Boot, AngularJS, MongoDB, and AWS as the cloud provider.
• During this time, I have delivered multiple reusable widgets that help build SMART on FHIR apps, which can integrate into EHR systems within minutes, significantly reducing development costs for practitioners.