About BVE Labs

BVE Labs is named after my parents as an homage to the two people who shaped how I see the world.

My father was an engineer who built SCADA systems for wastewater treatment plants. In the late 1980s, before most people had email, he predicted how the internet would connect everything. He taught me to see systems, not just code. To solve real problems that matter, not just build features. To think in decades, not quarters.

I loved computers and science, but I thought I'd take a different path. I wanted to go into medicine and biology research — to help save lives directly. A medical condition changed those plans, and I realized I'd never make it through medical school.

So I reframed the mission: improve lives through engineering. I'd build the systems that help health technology do its work.

That's how I ended up in healthcare engineering. Over the past 12+ years across multiple domains — Yale University, OncoHealth, Cotiviti, ZephyrAI — I've designed and deployed HIPAA-compliant platforms processing over one billion patient records for Fortune 500 healthcare and pharma companies. I architected the data pipelines Gilead and Regeneron used for COVID-19 research. I've led teams through impossible deadlines, saved million-dollar product launches, and built systems that still run today.

In 2025, I founded BVE Labs to carry forward what my father taught me: build systems that matter, solve problems that improve lives, and never stop learning.

Today, BVE Labs builds products across healthcare, wellness, and professional services. It's one integrated mission: use technology to solve problems that improve lives.