Chief Architect, 3PH Alliance
Jun, 2025 - Present
As Chief Architect and lead technologist at 3PH Alliance, Greg operates simultaneously as product owner, architect, lead engineer, and technical strategist across five concurrent product initiatives, spanning a proprietary clinical-trial technology suite. He has established the organization's multi-tenant SaaS architecture, Azure cloud strategy, and CI/CD practices, while defining the technical and compliance foundations required for regulated clinical trial software, including CDISC/SDTM alignment and audit trail design.
Serve as sole Chief Architect and lead technologist for the organization, concurrently acting as product owner, lead engineer, and technical strategist across 5 simultaneous product initiatives
Founded and architected Anvil, a clinical trial EDC/CTMS platform, defining CDISC/SDTM-aligned data models, audit trails, CRF design, and query management workflows
Designed and built Crucible (integration platform) and Cortex (analytics/reporting) as proprietary platform capabilities, reducing organizational dependence on third-party vendor systems
Established multi-tenant SaaS architecture, Azure cloud strategy, EF Core data modeling standards, and row-level security patterns adopted across the engineering organization
Modernized CI/CD by rebuilding Azure DevOps pipelines and YAML-based release automation, standardizing deployments and improving release reliability
Built Smith, an autonomous, Claude-powered engineering harness implementing multi-step adversarial code review to accelerate internal software delivery
Authored architecture decision records, data models, governance/compliance frameworks, and operational playbooks that serve as reusable technical IP across the organization
Administer access and governance for core engineering tools, including Azure DevOps, GitHub Enterprise (GitHub Copilot), and corporate Claude Console accounts
Act as escalation point for engineering teams, unblocking critical technical issues and directing architectural decisions across concurrent workstreams