About

I'm a Salesforce Architect and automation engineer. I build systems that solve real problems.

What I Do

I specialize in healthcare automation and system architecture. Over the past few years, I've built a comprehensive automation suite for Dr. Ray OBGYN—a medical practice in California— that handles everything from fax processing to appointment scheduling.

The Dr. Ray Project

When I started working with Dr. Ray, the practice was drowning in paperwork. Faxes came in constantly. Documents needed to be routed, processed, filed. Appointments needed scheduling. Patient communications needed tracking.

So I built a system. Actually, I built 42+ services:

• 20 AWS Lambda functions handling backend processing
• 12 React frontend applications for staff workflows
• 10 automation tools including scrapers and integrations

The system processes faxes using OCR (AWS Textract), analyzes documents with AI (AWS Bedrock), generates referral documents, manages appointment scheduling, handles e-signatures, and integrates with multiple external platforms.

Writing

I write about systems, engineering, and the art of making things work. My blog covers:

• The Apollo Program — Deep technical dives into spacecraft systems and Mission Control
• Music Production — Steely Dan's recording techniques and jazz harmony
• System Design — Architecture decisions, automation patterns, and engineering philosophy

Background

I've been building systems professionally for over a decade. I started in Salesforce development and architecture, then expanded into full-stack development, cloud infrastructure, and automation engineering.

I believe in building things that last. Systems should be maintainable, documented, and designed to evolve. The best code is code you don't have to think about—it just works.