Beneficiary Claims Data API (Blue Button 2.0)
Award-winning API delivery and first federal Bulk FHIR implementation.
I've stayed in federal health for 18+ years because the quality of software here directly affects how people access care, coverage, and information.
I focus on the handoff points where programs often break down: policy to technical design, proposal commitments to delivery plans, and architecture decisions to day-to-day operations.
That perspective keeps my work practical and mission-focused — clear decisions, accountable execution, and systems teams can run long after launch.
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Three programs in CMS Modernization and Medicare Claims Data delivery.
Award-winning API delivery and first federal Bulk FHIR implementation.
$135M+ in wins, with win-rate growth from 20% to 33%.
Capture teams needed technically credible solution plans that could both win and survive the transition into delivery. Plans had to account for federal constraints early.
Solutions Architect leading technical volume development and prototype direction.
99.99% availability with 91% participation in a CMS production environment.
A major CMS program required dependable cloud operations and API performance at enterprise scale. Delivery had to stay stable under continuous operational pressure.
Technical Program Manager over a $45M program with 50+ FTEs.
For federal technology audiences, delivery teams, and partner forums.
Translating policy intent into technical decisions, delivery increments, and measurable outcomes without losing stakeholder alignment.
Practical patterns for introducing modern interoperability while managing integration constraints and operational risk.
Structuring proposal artifacts so awarded teams can execute directly instead of rewriting the approach after kickoff.
Applied RAG for turning large policy and program inputs into usable delivery artifacts.
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