A global medical technology manufacturer.
Medical Facility Management Platform: Regulated Delivery at Enterprise Scale
The Challenge
Facility and theatre workflows were spread across manual systems, and the new platform had to run inside the client’s regulated cloud zones. There was no in-app user store - identity is owned centrally - and facility data had to be split multi-tenant from shared master data. As a validated delivery, everything needed spec-to-build traceability.
What We Did
We built a facility management platform on Java, Spring Boot and React, modelled from the client’s specifications into a 48-table PostgreSQL schema. A group identity provider over JWT carries ten role-based profiles with no local accounts to administer. The platform runs on Azure Kubernetes provisioned by Terraform across four landing-zone tiers, with CI/CD gated on code and dependency checks and immutable image tagging throughout.
The Impact
How We Delivered
A 9-member team - one solution architect, three backend and two frontend developers, a DevOps/cloud engineer, a QA automation engineer and a project manager - on an ongoing engagement active in 2026. Delivery is spec-driven on a shared domain model, with AI-assisted review and scaffolding behind human gates, contract-first APIs generated from the code, infrastructure as code on the client’s building blocks, static analysis and vulnerability scans on every merge, and promotion from sandbox to production on immutable image tags.
Inside The Build
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