An event-driven pipeline that ingests high-volume device telemetry and fans it out to downstream consumers without coupling them to the producer.
- Python
- Apache Kafka
- Redis
- Kubernetes
Open to Software Engineer roles
Software Engineer at GE HealthCare. I build distributed, event-driven backends for healthcare platforms — where latency, reliability, and compliance all matter at once.
~/surya
$ whoami
software engineer · backend-leaning full-stack
$ company
GE HealthCare — platform engineering
$ location
Tempe, AZ · open to remote
$ stack --top
python · typescript · kafka · aws
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Capabilities
The tools I reach for — as groups, or as a graph of where they connect across my work.
Selected work
A few things I've built. Each one solved a concrete problem under real constraints.
An event-driven pipeline that ingests high-volume device telemetry and fans it out to downstream consumers without coupling them to the producer.
A shared tracing and metrics layer across a fleet of platform services, built so on-call engineers can find the failing hop in minutes, not hours.
A high-uptime prescription and clinical-note service for an EHR platform, with a REST layer tuned for fast mobile clients and strict data-access controls.
System design
This portfolio is its own case study. These are the real architectures running behind it.
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Experience
Impact, not job descriptions — the numbers are verifiable against the case studies.
Aug 2025 — Present
Software Engineer II — Platform Engineering
Platform services behind mission-critical diagnostic imaging workflows: high-volume device telemetry, real-time ingestion, and downstream clinical integrations.
Apr 2021 — Dec 2023
Full-Stack Software Engineer — EHR Platform
Built MedAssist and CareCoordinator, EHR products used by clinicians across partner hospital networks — backend services, React frontends, and FHIR integrations.
Education
M.S. in Information Technology · Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering
Jan 2024 — Dec 2025
Background
I'm a backend engineer who likes the unglamorous parts of software: the queues, the indexes, the traces that tell you what actually happened at 3am. Most of my work sits behind the UI, where correctness and latency are the whole job.
I've spent the last few years on distributed, event-driven systems in healthcare and platform domains — designing services that stay fast under load and stay debuggable when they don't. I care about clear interfaces, honest observability, and code the next person can change without fear.
I'm currently open to software engineering roles across the stack — backend, full-stack, or frontend — anywhere the problems are real and the bar for engineering is high.
Contact
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