I build the automation, I run it, and I answer when it breaks.

Twenty-five years building systems that other systems depended on. At Microsoft I was technical architect on the central platform Azure ran its compliance program on: the point of record Azure teams used to define and track compliance across FedRAMP, SOC, ISO 27001, HIPAA and GDPR. Before that I led the team behind the compliance gate every Uber driver cleared before taking a trip, across millions of trips a day. Before that, financial systems at Amazon and search at Palantir.

I left Microsoft in early 2025 to build full time. Gulify is the studio behind PostBuzz, OneCast, Veloir and Puddlebend, and two things that are public and that you can read for yourself, published under GulLabs: any-llm and Craftsman. Running platforms at Azure and Uber taught me the difference between a demo that works once and a system that keeps working when nobody is watching it. Building my own products since has taught me the rest. That distance is where automation work usually fails, and crossing it takes engineering.

Gulify’s automation work is me. No account manager, no junior on your build. You talk to the person writing the code, everything is documented and handed over, and if a thirty-minute call tells me your business does not need me, you will hear that rather than a proposal.