Fifteen years of putting things into production. Started in a computer shop in Far North Queensland. Now builds systems that handle the load.
async function buildSomethingGreat() {
const ideas = await gather(inspiration);
const solution = iterate(ideas, passion);
return ship(solution);
}One agent writes specs. Three implement. Two research. One reviews. One deploys. It mostly works. I'm figuring out the rest as we go.
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See My WorkflowsHardware wallets and why secure elements are a tradeoff. AI that morphs faces in real-time. Data governance nobody asked for. Cloud architectures that actually scale. I go deep.
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SubscribeBanks, hospitals, schools, government. Big migrations, bigger architectures. Built systems that onboard millions. Moved on to more energetic things.
Melbourne hospitals needed better ways to support patients with Type 2 Diabetes
Led the technical build using AWS Working Backwards methodology with health consultants and hospitals
Australian enterprises struggling to unify data across legacy systems
Built scalable AWS data platforms, pipelines, and automation systems at Versent over 4 years
Queensland students in remote areas needed engaging STEM learning tools
Created web-based physics labs and Moodle systems for the Queensland Department of Education
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Start a ConversationExperience as an Instructor at an online school. The modern data stack: dbt, Snowflake, Airflow. Turns beginners into people who ship pipelines.
Teaching dbt, Snowflake, Airflow, and the tools that power today's data teams
Students build real data pipelines and develop skills through practical work
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