Enterprise Architecture
Fifteen years designing ERP, HRMS, background-verification and industry platforms — domain modelling, clear service boundaries, and migration paths that keep large systems changeable.
Most of the systems I have worked on outlived the teams that first built them — background-verification platforms, HR and payroll suites, industrial commerce. The work that matters is the modelling done early: getting the domain boundaries, the data ownership and the integration seams right so the system can keep changing without a rewrite.
I help teams make those decisions deliberately — mapping the domain, choosing where a modular monolith is enough and where services earn their keep, and planning migrations that ship in slices rather than big-bang cutovers.
- Domain-driven design & service boundaries
- Modular monolith → microservices
- System & data integration
- Legacy modernisation
- Multi-tenant SaaS architecture
- Technical due diligence
Tools & technologies
Impact
Years building enterprise systems
Industry domains shipped
Projects delivered
Application availability
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