I have expertise in developing systems for quantitative analysis. I'm currently a member of a dynamic team creating a prediction engine for health care data. We process patient health records and provide insights on a patient's risk of a bad outcome.At PulseData I: • Hired and managed a team that grew to 5 engineers • Was responsible for operating and administering cloud and IT services with roughly $325k annual budget • Performed the company's first SOC2 Type 1 audit, external HIPAA audit and 3rd-party pentest; hired and managed a security engineer; supervised SOC2 Type 2 audits; acted as interim security and privacy officer • Minimized cloud vendor lockin by using commodity offerings and robust tooling; utilized $400k in credit offerings across AWS, Azure and GCP • Designed HIPAA compliant datalake using Google Cloud Storage to create a robust cost-effective append only log of client data • Lead effort to migrate all production ETL tasks to be scheduled and managed by Airflow, drastically increasing visibility and reliability • Drove adoption of testing, repeatable builds and continuous delivery to enable containerized workloads for MLOps; took advantage of Kubernetes autoscaling to be very efficient with costs • Executed on multiple client projects including integrations with care-management platforms, EHR data (flat files and FHIR) and CMS dataIn the past I've built tools to help Udacity create an enjoyable and effective online learning experience, setting the pace for the future of online education. I've also created tools to analyze high frequency algorithmic trading signal performance and to identify complex bond/CDS trading opportunities.My strong, flexible skill set is complemented by an ability to learn quickly and a desire to seek out new challenges.