I build the platforms that let regulated teams ship fast and stay compliant.
I run the DevOps Center of Competence at B. Braun SE, an international medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturer. The platform runs on Kubernetes as a universal API, with Crossplane as the control plane for infrastructure. Compliance lives in that contract, not in a review after deployment. That's platform engineering, not paperwork.
The numbers
Numbers I am accountable for.
What I do
From DevOps to platform engineering, with SRE built in.
Self-service infrastructure: Kubernetes with Crossplane
Product teams build their own infrastructure using Kubernetes and Crossplane compositions instead of filing a ticket. Over 100 developers use these standard patterns on the developer platform.
The company's first standardised DevSecOps process
Built in three months. It gives cloud-native teams one standard way to align with IEC 62304 and ISO 13485 and govern releases for regulated products. The compliance gate runs in the pipeline, not after it.
From 4 to 13 engineers, and still growing
A four-person system team supports a regulated medical-device Agile Release Train. Planned hubs in Malaysia and Colombia will extend that support across time zones as the CoC grows.
Experience
Twenty years of building and running infrastructure.
For the peers reading
How I think about platforms.

B. Braun SE
I turn DevOps teams into platform engineering teams. Nobody's written that playbook yet. I like fixing what everyone's gotten used to being broken.
Platforms win on adoption, not on features. If a team needs a ticket, the platform failed.
Compliance is a design constraint, not a gate at the end. IEC 62304 and ISO 13485 alignment belongs in the composition.
Reliability is a budget you spend, not a number you promise. SLOs, error budgets, honest postmortems.
Tools
The stack I build and run on.
Building a platform engineering practice in a regulated industry?
I work best where compliance, reliability and developer experience all have to hold at once. If that is your problem, email me.