Making healthcare operations easier to coordinate
Designing an internal platform at National Breathe Free, now used across 50+ clinics by more than 300 users.
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The reasoning behind the implementation.
My work at National Breathe Free connects healthcare workflows with the data systems behind them. These studies cover live products, ongoing engineering work and the choices I would revisit.
Professional scope
Designing the product and its foundation.
I led the design of an internal platform serving 50+ clinics and 300+ total users. Enrichment workflows launched in January 2026, and the insurance verification workflow is now live. The newer data foundation is still in implementation and validation.
About my current workSelected work
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Starting with the data foundation
The hardest part of scaling an internal healthcare platform was the ETL pipeline. A study of ingestion boundaries, data ownership and a migration still in progress.
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Earlier work
Course projects in language design, algorithms and machine learning. Each account includes its context and limitations.
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Python FSA Generator
A Python and Tkinter tool that parses a finite state automaton description and draws its state diagram.
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C Recursive Descent Parser
A lexer, recursive descent parser and symbol table in C, extended to emit intermediate code with simulated register allocation.
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Image Classifier
A small CNN built with Joel Ward for an AI course. Tuning improved validation accuracy; new images exposed the limits of the training data.
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Mastering Recursion in Minesweeper
A console Minesweeper game in C++ built around a recursive flood-fill reveal algorithm.
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Python-Lisp FSA parser
A Python generator that emits an xLisp finite-state simulator, with errors that cross the boundary between two languages.
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