As the Product Owner for Research Platforms at the University of Sydney, I oversee the creation of cutting edge, enterprise grade, research data management, analysis, and informatics software infrastructure. Embedding within the Pro-Vice Chancellor Research Infrastructure's Ops team, I work with our local facilities and our NCRIS characterization partners (MA, NIF, ANSTO, ANFF, BPA, etc.) to align national strategy and platform to improve research outcomes. I have a strong focus on imaging and healthcare applications, preserving patient privacy while enabling translation.I lead the Australian Imaging Service (AIS), a national platform for secure imaging (predominately clinical, preclinical, veterinary, small animal, and archaeological) management, analysis, informatics, and machine learning. AIS is led by the University of Sydney in partnership and with co-investment from the Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC), the National Imaging Facility (NIF), and 10 other universities and research organizations. Our mission is to increase research reproducibility and drive the adoption of innovative but trusted analysis techniques. We aim to create a unified service underpinning all imaging research conducted by Australians, both nationally and abroad, on which more specific research and development programs can be built. AIS operates as a federation, co-maintaining a central set of software repositories with each partner institution operating their own node matching their local governance, infrastructure, and cost structures. AIS integrates with imaging devices in a hub and spoke model, with each node integrating their local academic and clinical equipment, with data able to be transferred between nodes to facilitate multi-site imaging studies. By adopting and standardizing user authentication, instrument integration, data ontologies, and mature software tools, AIS allows researchers and facilities to focus more of their time on innovation and allows reuse of national datasets by building a provenance trail from image capture to manipulation. In my academic capacity, I am a Research Affiliate in the School of Biomedical Engineering and a founding member of the Digital Sciences Initiative - Digital Health Imaging pillar (https://dsi.sydney.edu.au/research/health-imaging/).