[ DEVELOPER ]
DX
Creator of DEXA
Systems analyst • language designer • systems engineer.
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[ ABOUT ]
I specialise in optimising technical systems across clinical and enterprise environments, focusing on reliability, integration, and automation. By day I work with Epic, Hyland, and integration platforms in high-availability healthcare settings.
My experience includes secure document exchange, SFTP workflows for medical data, HL7 validation and alerting, document management, workflow optimisation, and PowerShell automation. I also build bots and scripts that remove repetitive work and improve system visibility.
I operate at senior technical level across enterprise clinical platforms, leading integrations, acting as an SME for specialist systems, and contributing to risk and governance through CAB forums. I’m particularly interested in building solutions that are not just functional, but maintainable, readable, and resilient.
If the machines are going to take over eventually, they might as well run something readable.
Professional memberships
- MBCS — British Computer Society
- Senior Practitioner — Fed. for Informatics Prof.
- AdvRITTech — Registered IT Technician
Certifications
- Hyland CSA — Solution Architect
- Hyland CIC — Content Innovation Cloud Associate
- Hyland RPA — Automation Developer
- ServiceNow — IT Leadership Professional
Working towards CITP (Chartered IT Professional).
[ LANGUAGE & COMPILER ]
Typed IR, deterministic runtime.
- Languages: Rust
- Framework: Cargo, rustc
- Pipeline: Lexer → AST → IR → Interpreter
- Build: Binary + WASM
- Runtime: Gas-metered interpreter
- Practices: Typed IR, span errors
[ WEB & FRONT-END ]
Static-first, minimal JS.
- Languages: HTML, CSS, JS, TS
- Framework: Astro 6 (SSG)
- Styling: Tailwind v4
- Build: Vite 7
- Runtime: Node 24 LTS
- Practices: Semantic HTML, ARIA, static
[ REPOS ]
dxa-dev is private until 1.0.0. The public repos below center on the Rust compiler and WASM; Deimos is the separate LLM terminal (also open source).
[ CONTACT ]
Reach out for DEXA, collaboration, or compiler questions.