I'm a Senior Solutions Architect, Product Owner, and Architecture Leader. For the last 16 years I helped shape innovative solutions at a global clinical diagnostics company.
I've spent 20+ years as a solutions and enterprise architect, sixteen of them at Sysmex America in clinical diagnostics. My last role there was Assistant Director, Senior Solutions Architect, and Product Owner. The work ran across cloud platforms, identity systems, IoT and edge devices, and the regulated medical-device software that ties them together, the kind that has to pass audit and serve thousands of clinical users without falling over. I co-founded and helped run the Architectural Review Board. I helped cut operating costs by more than 30% by migrating to the cloud. I designed and supported platforms serving over 10,000 users in regulated workflows. Two US patents and a company-wide President's Award came out of that work. I'm looking for a principal architect or director-level role where I can stay close to the technical decisions.
Senior Solutions Architect and Certified Scrum Product Owner. My experience covers enterprise-class solutions and systems at global scale: regulated medical-device software, clinical lab informatics, and cloud platforms serving users worldwide. Two issued US patents and a President's Award for innovation, with work across healthcare, manufacturing, automotive, financial services, and food and beverage.
What I'm after: a Principal Architect, Associate Director, or Assistant Director role. Healthcare or diagnostics is the natural fit, but the work matters more than the domain. I want to stay close to the architecture and the hands-on technical decisions, not move into pure people management.
Operation Meridian is a side project I designed and directed myself, mostly in the evenings. Part of it was keeping my hands in the work. Part of it was a real test of how far AI-native development has come when an experienced architect drives it. It's a spy thriller that runs on actual phone calls, texts, and email, with a handful of AI agents playing the people on the other end. It runs live. It isn't a slide deck.
The numbers are off to the side if you care about them. If you want the architecture behind it, I wrote it up.