Senior software developer at Answer Digital: medical AI, NHS data services and systems that have to be right.
Helped design and develop an open-source platform for developing, testing and deploying medical AI, built on a multiple-queue workflow engine in cooperation with NVIDIA, including ingestion and migration of sensitive health data.
Open-source medical AI, deployed where it actually meets patients.
Contributed to key technical and architectural decisions on a national-scale document service for the NHS, safeguarding patient data while keeping the design firmly user-focused.
National-scale patient data, kept safe by design.
Full-stack developer on an end-to-end graphics approval workflow orchestration tool. Instrumental in redesigning the data search feature into a single UI and organising the backend data behind it.
One search UI where there used to be five.
Senior Software Developer
Answer DigitalHealthcare and AI delivery alongside senior NHS programmes and NVIDIA: MONAI, the National Document Repository and more.
Full Stack Developer
Workflow & manufacturingApproval workflow orchestration (e-flow), and a live production-line dashboard with alerting for Voith/Vauxhall JIT manufacturing.
Across AI, health, production and manufacturing
MCSA .NET specialist in cloud and data migrations.
The plumbing that has to hold: APIs designed properly and secured by default.
Migrations at every scale, done without losing a row or leaking a record.
Pipelines that ship on quiet afternoons and loud ones alike.
Interfaces people can actually use, tested before anyone has to trust them.
I’m an MCSA .NET specialist in cloud and data migrations, with a soft spot for systems that quietly do the right thing with sensitive data. My work runs from architecture and API design down to the frontend, and I care as much about understanding what a business actually needs as I do about shipping it.
These days that means healthcare: helping the NHS and partners like NVIDIA get medical AI and national-scale document services into safe, everyday use. Before that it was production lines and warehouses. Different data, same rule: don’t lose it, don’t leak it, make it useful.
