Moleculeo
The build
Moleculeo is an AI-powered drug discovery and drug-repurposing platform serving customers across Europe, China, and the United States. As the company's sole technical executive, I own all technology, engineering, and technical strategy. I built the platform from the ground up — from initial requirements through architecture, implementation, and deployment — and operate its production and beta environments.
Results
- A complete platform taken from idea to production by one technical owner.
- A multi-week design-partner evaluation with DEBRA Research, applying Moleculeo's mechanism-based search methodology to epidermolysis bullosa drug repurposing.
- A joint application with Geneial to the SPRIND "Recoding Medicine" challenge.
Common Denominator (cdmath.org)
The build
Common Denominator is a New York City nonprofit that provides free math tutoring to middle school students. I built and now maintain the cdmath.org website and its full-stack tutoring platform, which is used by dozens of weekly tutors, school coordinators, and administrators. I lead a small cross-functional volunteer team of designers, product managers, and engineers building the product, including for mobile users.
Results
- A full-stack platform — scheduling, coordination, and administration — running a real weekly tutoring operation.
- Built for the phones and browsers volunteers actually use, not just desktops.
Clinical Pipe — Flatiron Health
The build
Clinical Pipe is the data platform that moves clinical data through Flatiron's research products. I designed and built it, and was the single engineer accountable for it end to end — the architecture, the pipelines themselves, and delivery across three teams (21 engineers and 3 contractors). I also co-authored its three-year vision and next-generation replatforming.
Results
- The platform underpins Flatiron Clinical Research's plan to grow revenue from $12 million to $100 million.
- One owner, end to end: architecture, delivery, and the replatforming roadmap.
Vessel EDC — Flatiron Health
The build
Vessel is an electronic data capture system built for modern, decentralized studies. I led its build and scaling for Roche's Lighthouse study — one of the largest studies of its kind — alongside the EHR-to-EDC and Flex Data work.
Results
- Scaled to support a study of more than 100,000 patients.
- End-to-end test suite cut from 16 hours to 2.5 hours; development velocity up 20 percent.
- Real-time edit checks resolved within one day 86.8 percent of the time, against 46 percent for the legacy approach.
- A two-year technical strategy that let leadership reduce Vessel investment by more than $1 million a year.
Earlier platform work — Medidata
Before Flatiron, I spent seven years at Medidata Solutions, rising from software engineer to Director of Engineering. I led the Clinical Research Cloud Platform organization — 32 people across five products — the platform other product teams built on. That is where I learned the lesson behind every project above: platforms succeed when the teams using them ship faster.