For ten years, my relationship with PACS was one-directional — hit send and trust the images landed. This month I built the black box: a real PACS, a real HL7 interface engine, and six demos of the job.
Writing
Technical analysis, cloud architecture, and the intersection of healthcare IT and cloud security. Everything here comes from something I actually built, debugged, or shipped.
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The Other Side of the PACS
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From Lab Work to Live Platform: Building the Compliance Engineering Platform
Most compliance portfolios are PDFs nobody can run. Eleven GRC Engineering labs became five production systems with live interactive demos — because a lab completion is proof you followed instructions, not proof you can build.
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From Cloud Resume Challenge to Personal Brand Infrastructure
What started as a learning exercise became a fully autonomous publishing platform with a private Command Center, EventBridge scheduling, and zero manual deploys.
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From Clinical to Cloud
Ten years in clinical healthcare. One pandemic. The decision to move to the infrastructure layer — and why the two worlds are closer than they look.
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The Invisible Infrastructure Behind Modern Healthcare
A vast majority of Americans are uninformed on how their local healthcare network operates. The supply chain that ensures reliable patient care is invisible by design.