Solution architecture: cloud, platforms, data engineering
- AWS Cloud, container platforms (Kubernetes, Red Hat OpenShift) - Architect Data Platforms to deliver business outcomes.
I’m an enterprise solution architect based in Sydney. I work with teams across cloud, data, and AI, usually helping them make clearer decisions, keep things simple, and avoid problems later on. I believe in being on top of emerging technologies - not only conceptually, but doing hands-on to have a pragmatic view on possibilities, potential trade-offs and better alignment with long term goals.
Lower platform licensing costs, after a platform review and tender process.
Saved in running / extended support costs by moving infrastructure and applications onto a multi-tenant engineered system.
Saved by consolidating tools. Feature comparisons and proof-of-concepts made the trade-offs clear enough to decide.
The kind of work I tend to get involved in.
- AWS Cloud, container platforms (Kubernetes, Red Hat OpenShift) - Architect Data Platforms to deliver business outcomes.
Setting sensible standards so teams build things consistently, without slowing them down.
- Helping set a technical direction that matches what the business actually needs. - Capability Mapping, Shared Service Optimisation
Finding and cleaning up the old decisions that make change harder than it should be.
Supporting other architects and helping teams get better at design.
Moving this site off a paid WordPress server to a $0 setup, and the honest split between what an AI coded and what I set up myself.
Why I keep a public journal on enterprise architecture — and how this site is built and published for free.
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Outside of work I’m a family person from Sydney. I’m into cricket, curious about how the mind works, and I tend to see most things as a set of connected parts. It’s the same habit that helps at work — figuring out how the pieces fit together.