I build systems and teach teams how.

Co-architected (owning technical architecture) and led development of the portal that moved new-patient data entry off LUX MED's service desk — first to clients' HR teams, then to the employees themselves — on a multi-tenant model that let each client administer its own.

Co-architected, implemented and maintained the authorization platform covering capability-level and row-level access, with an automated path for other teams to protect their own resources.

Led evaluation and rollout of the move from WCF/ExtJS to ASP.NET Core, .NET Core, RabbitMQ, Hangfire and Angular 4+, with independent vertically-sliced services connected by events — from development practices to operations and CI/CD. Also built culture: knowledge-sharing, documenting in public, planning for failure, safe-to-fail teams.

Co-designed and built locations, travel, quest, banter, time-flow, NPC scheduling, requirements, crafting, shopping, party, notification and loot modules — each with authoring tools so designers and testers could build the game world without developer support.

Architected and led development of the service bridging the organisation's established platforms into a new Tableau-based BI layer — the first team-owned autonomous service, and the pattern the ones after it followed.