Identity & SSO powering learning products serving millions of students. Token issuance, federation, multi-tenant authorization. Spring Boot · Kafka · Redis · Kubernetes.
Distributed Systems Architect
I architect platforms that handle real load — multi-tenant SaaS, identity systems, microservices at scale. Now bringing that discipline to LLM ops and agentic AI.
Why "Architect bridging to AI" and not just another AI consultant
I've spent 25 years architecting platforms that had to handle real load — multi-tenant SaaS, identity and SSO at scale, event-driven microservices, plain old enterprise Java that couldn't go down at 2am.
Now I'm bringing that discipline to AI. The hard part of agentic systems and LLM ops isn't the model — it's the boring infrastructure: context, retries, observability, evals, deploy. The same problems I've been solving for decades, with a new failure mode on top.
I help teams move from "AI demo" to "AI in production" without breaking what already works.
Where I work
Distributed systems
- Java · NestJS · TypeScript · Python
- Kubernetes · Kafka · Redis · RabbitMQ
- AWS (Kinesis, Lambda, S3, Firehose)
- Event-driven & multi-tenant architectures
Platforms & identity
- SSO · OAuth · SAML
- Multi-tenant SaaS platforms
- Microservices at scale
- Snowflake · data pipelines
Building now
AI Lab- LLM application development
- Agentic systems & context engineering
- RAG · evals · observability for AI
- Production-grade AI infrastructure
Where the systems live
Multi-tenant CRM with omni-channel messaging. ~1,500 commits, NestJS microservices on Kubernetes, Kafka backbone, multi-region. Sub-second SLAs on inbox routing.
Operational SaaS for queues, scheduling and field operations. Architecture from blank repo — backend, infra, identity, deploy pipeline, billing. Sold and still running.
First public work in LLM ops, agentic patterns and production AI infra. Open-source experiments and write-ups landing through 2026.
What 25 years of constancy looks like
Brown belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, skydiver, father of three. The same constancy that ships systems.




