Engineering leader with accountability across release governance, delivery programs, and AI integration in healthcare and financial services.
Eighteen years across engineering, automation architecture, and delivery leadership in healthcare and financial services. The work has shifted from building systems to governing them.
I stay technically engaged by choice. It narrows the gap between what teams build and what delivery needs, and it makes risk visible earlier in the process.
Outside of work I run QuantixLabs, an independent mobile games studio, and maintain a custom e-commerce integration platform. Both run in production.
Hands-on across the full engineering stack, from pipelines and cloud to AI systems and team leadership.
A selection of things built across work and personal projects.
A coordinated multi-agent system where each agent has a single, non-overlapping responsibility. No agent bypasses the chain. The pattern is domain-agnostic, applied here to software delivery.
Locator drift dropped. The agents read button labels from the live DOM rather than guessing. After several sessions, they were making decisions consistent with architectural choices from weeks earlier, because they had read their own notes. The outcome wasn't driven by any single AI feature. It came from treating the agents like team members: defined roles, a structured process, documented prior decisions, and a reviewer who routes failures back through the chain.
Things built outside of work.
Happy to connect on engineering, AI, automation, or anything else worth talking about.