At PDS Health, I own the Kubernetes platform and head a team of three senior engineers. I built a prototype MCP server that lets AI coding agents register, build, and deploy apps into governed Kubernetes sandboxes, with human approval gates and default-deny networking.
I also built a graph-based observability platform that brings provider data into Neo4j, where an LLM writes Cypher queries to show job status. As sole owner of MongoDB, I handled deployment, tuning, and upgrades, and completed a zero-downtime migration to Atlas.
Previously at PDS Health, I built Kafka and Flink platforms supporting 20 million events per day and an integration that took provider-scheduling data sync from days to seconds. At Deutsche Bank, I rebuilt GCP observability, cutting false-positive alerts by 35% and MTTD by 40%; at Artageni, I migrated workloads to AWS and GCP.

