D01 / Data capability
Modern data platforms, warehousing & BI
Operational and analytical data brought into durable models, semantic layers and decision-ready reporting.
Drawing EFF / DT–01 · Production data systems
Data is one of the deterministic engineering layers that dependable AI relies on. We design it for correctness, movement, scale and controlled evolution — not merely for storage.
From source change to business use, every transition has to preserve meaning, integrity and operational control.
D01 / Data capability
Operational and analytical data brought into durable models, semantic layers and decision-ready reporting.
D02 / Data capability
Metadata-driven ETL/ELT, change capture, replication and high-performance processing across heterogeneous systems.
D03 / Data capability
Data platforms engineered for distributed devices, high event volumes, low-latency supervision and operational action.
D04 / Data capability
Validation, traceability, performance control and migration discipline for data systems that cannot stop or drift silently.
A deliberately narrow selection chosen for architectural range, operational consequence and evidence — not as a complete career history.
A metadata-driven architecture unifying data from up to ten operational databases through timestamp-based and change-tracked pipelines, a consolidated Lakehouse star schema and an incrementally refreshed Power BI semantic model.
End-to-end proof of concept validated against its data-accuracy and 15-minute refresh acceptance criteria.
A 2 TB SQL Server platform connecting 3,000 distributed controllers with the operational, warehouse, reporting and analytical layers required for infrastructure supervision.
More than 400 million events and measurements processed each year in near-real-time.
A controlled migration that verified database code, views and data under production-equivalent load before consolidating a synchronized SQL Server estate.
Twelve servers consolidated to two with zero downtime and zero production incidents.
A strategic architecture for transforming transactional data into ML-ready time-series datasets, real-time insight products and commercially usable data services, with an explicit model-explainability framework.
Strategic architecture and phased technical roadmap — presented as advisory, not as a delivered implementation.
Reusable technical contributions that demonstrate depth below the architectural diagram — orchestration, traceability and synchronization implemented at the database boundary.
Advanced asynchronous processing and orchestration inside SQL Server.
A Service Broker-based T-SQL system for grouped parallel jobs, nested dependencies, continuation steps, error propagation and execution-state tracking — created to make demanding database workloads controllable as well as fast.
Server-side traceability for database schema and code changes.
A database-native change-control system that detects and records changes to tables, indexes, views, triggers, procedures and functions, preserving an operational record alongside standard Git history.
Controlled data transfer, replication and synchronization.
An integration controller designed around high-throughput initial loads, change capture, synchronization validation and the managed transition into continuously updated SQL Server replicas for Data Warehouse environments.
Models cannot compensate for inaccessible, stale, inconsistent or untraceable data. We engineer the data boundary so the statistical component can be evaluated, operated and evolved against evidence.
05 / Engineer the foundation