At OnePACS, I was a member of the original team that created a cloud platform for DICOM medical imaging. I implemented Java backend services and APIs for jobs, study assignment, and user and facility management.
I wrote the OnePACS Report Generator, a patented cloud-native tool for automatic radiology reports, and connected it to the platform’s rule-based report distribution. I also wrote OnePACS VR, a Node.js service and client API for speech recognition, using a custom-tuned radiology language model and integrating Google Speech, MModal, IBM Watson, and AWS Transcribe.
At OnePACS, I optimized PostgreSQL databases and refactored DICOM file and object access, resulting in significant AWS S3 storage cost savings. I also designed the Java Study Retriever and implemented the first versions of OnePACS Desktop for Windows and OnePACS Workstation for macOS.
Earlier, I led engineering work at the US Patent and Trademark Office and Intelsat, including EDAN, a patent examination workflow tool used by 5K+ examiners, and systems for satellite command and control. My work also includes Windows and UNIX software at Robbins-Gioia, Roadshow International, and IBM.
