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eCommerce Enterprise & Data Architect with more than 20 years of IT experience, over 15 of them spent designing and building B2C and B2B eCommerce platforms, omnichannel solutions and their integrations with enterprise systems. I design the architecture and build the software that makes it run.

The core of my work is software design and development: back-end services, middleware and integrations with ERP, OMS, WMS and CRM, on Google Cloud and AWS. Alongside that, data and AI: data platforms that unify eCommerce, marketplace and enterprise-system data, shared sales KPIs and AI-assisted automations that make processes more efficient.

Positioning

My distinctive positioning is covering the full chain, from strategy to architecture to production code: I design platforms, standards and interface agreements, and I build the application layers that integrate systems such as SAP, WMS and OMS with traceable flows, governed states and audit. The result: less complexity, lower TCO and less dependence on manual intervention.

In practice: I take a complex operational process and turn it into a system with defined states, traced asynchronous integrations (retry, dead-letter, outcome logs) and user- and technical-level audit, from assessment to go-live.

Impact Areas

Design and developmentB2C and B2B eCommerce platforms, back-end services, microservices and APIs in PHP, Python, Node.js and Java.Enterprise ArchitectureAS-IS / TO-BE, roadmaps, standards, cross-team governance and technical debt control.Cloud and integrationGoogle Cloud, GKE, Cloud Run, Pub/Sub, AWS, CI/CD and integrations with ERP, OMS and WMS.Data and AIData Fabric, data quality, shared KPIs, Decision Intelligence and AI-assisted automations.

Approach

I turn complex systems into modular, governable platforms: frontend, backend, integration layer, state machine and audit kept separate and measurable. Every component has to be observable, reusable and traceable, so operators can see the states and decision-makers have numbers to rely on.

Guiding principle: no state transition without a trace, no integration without a logged outcome. What you can't measure, you can't govern.