Work · Engagement · in progress · 2024–2026
Healthcare claims platform with Carelon integration
Claims, appointments, billing, and admin workflows for a regulated healthcare product. Django + React, MSAL/EntraID, Azure Container Apps, Carelon SPI batch registration.
Client · Private healthcare client
- healthcare
- Azure
- Django
- React
- RBAC
Claims platform for a regulated healthcare product, covering claims intake, appointment scheduling, billing, and staff administration. I worked across the backend and the React frontend — particularly on the role-based access model, the Carelon SPI integration for batch claim registration, and several of the audit and observability surfaces.
Stack
- Backend: Django, PostgreSQL, Azure Container Apps, Azure Pipelines
- Frontend: React + Radix UI, @azure/msal-react (EntraID sign-in), Application Insights, FullCalendar
- Integration: Carelon SPI batch registration
- RBAC: fine-grained permissions across claims, appointments, billing, admin
What I worked on
Backend domain model, the RBAC implementation, the Carelon integration, frontend role audit and observability, and several of the E2E testing suites that made the Azure development environment trustworthy.
Why it mattered
Healthcare claims software lives and dies on audit trail correctness and role separation. Small bugs in permission checks are regulatory failures, not UX issues. The work was most often about making the system provably correct — not just functionally correct.