Context
I worked through Tecla on a short advisory engagement for Sully, a US-based AI-assisted healthcare workflow platform.
Problem
The team needed a consistent UI system and a deployable frontend architecture before a larger group could build on it.
My contribution
- Built a reusable React component system using Atomic Design in a monorepo.
- Implemented early data views and micro-frontend integration.
- Set up baseline AWS infrastructure for FHIR-compliant healthcare workflows and automated CI/CD with ArgoCD.
- Aligned implementation directly with US-based healthcare stakeholders.
Outcome
The shared frontend system and baseline infrastructure were in place. The client later discontinued the project after funding and team changes.
What I learned
Shared frontend infrastructure only creates leverage when teams can adopt it without losing autonomy.