Developer

DX — Developer of DEXA

Systems Analyst & language designer building DEXA — a unified compute language for AI and smart contracts.

Current focus: public healthcare infrastructure, low-level language design, and making high-reliability systems less of a mess.

Current role: Systems Analyst in public healthcare
Builder of: DEXA language & tooling
Interests: AI, smart contracts, crypto, ruthless efficiency

Systems Analyst & language designer

Architecting DEXA in the evenings, keeping hospital systems alive during the day.

About DX

Systems thinking, healthcare infrastructure, and language design – same brain, different costumes.

I’m a Systems Analyst with 10+ years in healthcare IT, specialising in automation, clinical integrations, and high-reliability digital workflows. Most of my day job is untangling legacy systems, stabilising interfaces, and making sure critical clinical flows keep moving even when everything around them is on fire.

I work hands-on with HL7/XML interfaces, server operations, and monitoring for large-scale environments, applying structured engineering discipline to messy real-world infrastructure. The same approach feeds into how I design DEXA: small, well-defined cores that can be reasoned about, tested, and verified.

Outside of healthcare, I care about AI runtimes, deterministic smart-contract execution, and making “verifiable compute” a normal part of building systems instead of a research project. DEXA is the language where those ideas get stress-tested.

Professional memberships: MBCS · Advanced RITTech · FEDIP Senior Practitioner · CITP (in progress).

Core Skills

Workflow automation — PowerShell, SFTP, CI/CD wiring.
HL7 / XML interface monitoring, triage, and resolution.
Clinical integrations across EPR, imaging, and specialty systems.
Server & infrastructure operations in high-risk environments.
Modular architecture with long-term maintainability.
Performance, reliability, and security for critical services.

Highlighted Work

Architected a multi-trust referral workflow with secure 2-way communication between external providers and an internal EPR — including identity, routing, and audit guarantees.
Act as SME for key clinical systems and infrastructure components, translating between clinical teams, vendors, and ops when something breaks or needs to scale.
Automating high-volume operational processes across healthcare environments to cut noise, reduce manual intervention, and surface the incidents that actually matter.

Stack I Actually Use

Rust — DEXA compiler & tooling.
TypeScript / JavaScript — language playgrounds, web tooling.
React / Next.js — DXA.dev surfaces, docs, and experiments.
Cloudflare — edge hosting, services, and CSP-locked frontends.
GitHub + Actions — CI, checks, and automated hygiene.

DEXA: predictable IR, verifiable execution, and runtime without surprises at 3am.

Tools that don't survive in healthcare don't get near language design.

Get in touch

If you’re serious about languages, compilers, or verifiable compute, reach out.

I am interested in hard problems, weird runtimes, and systems you can’t afford to get wrong.

GitHub github.com/dxiv

Email x@dxa.dev