Clients: Mass General Brigham · Accelya · Remote
- Building an Internal Developer Portal (IDP) for Mass General Brigham — self-service provisioning of VMs and storage for clinical researchers, golden path architecture extensible to additional resource types.
- Designed and standardized GitLab CI pipelines with reusable templates across client engagements, accelerating release cadence and reducing pipeline maintenance burden.
- Built an AI-assisted AWS Security Group optimization tool after tracing recurring access failures to years of accreted manual rules — used VPC flow logs to derive least-permissive rule sets, eliminating the bulk of manual security operations overhead.
- Wrote onboarding documentation that ramped client engineers onto the pipeline architecture.
- (Accelya) Rewrote and hardened legacy PowerShell across multiple GitLab CI pipelines, resolving recurring reliability failures and stabilizing build and release automation.
- (Accelya) Built repository-decoupling pipelines that extracted individual airline codebases from a monolithic repository into dedicated per-airline repos and initialized them for independent development.
- (Accelya) Developed dependency-build and artifact-publishing pipelines that delivered per-airline artifacts to a shared location for deployment by the client’s existing GoCD/Spinnaker platforms.
- (Accelya) Streamlined multi-pipeline navigation by building a GitLab Pages landing page that deep-linked into the native GitLab pipeline UI.