Hi, I’m Syed Usama Haider Kazmi, a System Architect and engineering leader with {{ experienceYears }}+ years across mobile, web, and full-stack systems. I design and deliver multi-tenant healthcare SaaS — architecture, compliance, and hands-on delivery.
At Delve Health I served as System Architect (Feb 2021 – Dec 2022) and Former Director of Engineering (Dec 2022 – May 2026), owning standards and delivery for ePRO, eCRF, eConsent, and IoT integrations under strict HIPAA, GDPR, and 21 CFR Part 11 compliance. Proof points: 14 clinical studies, 1.5M+ patient records per study, ~1,300 peak active users, 34-module eClinical, and audits with zero critical findings.
Beyond architecture, I am a Technical Project Manager (TPM) who drives execution. I have directed globally distributed engineering teams spanning six time zones (North America, Middle East, South Asia) while balancing risk mitigation, SDLC ownership, and stakeholder delivery.
While my recent focus is HealthTech, my background spans EdTech and FinTech—having previously delivered university HRMS and digitized financial workflows supporting 5,000+ active users.
Good engineering isn’t just code — it’s clarity, consistency, and collaboration in every layer of a product.
I build on a foundation of API-first design, modular event-driven systems, and scalable cloud infrastructure. My technical stack is carefully selected to ensure compliance, maintainability, and enterprise-grade performance.
{{ item.desc.en }}
As a System Architect and engineering leader, I help organizations ship regulated multi-tenant SaaS with clear architecture, compliance, and delivery ownership — on time and to a standard that survives audits.
A selection of multi-tenant platforms, open-source packages, and enterprise systems I have architected and delivered. Each project reflects a commitment to clean architecture, regulatory compliance, and scalable design.
My experience spans requirement analysis, architecture design, coding standards, and full development lifecycles. Every project I lead follows the same foundation: clarity, modularity, and adaptability. From API-first design to layered separation, the goal is to make systems predictable and easy to evolve. The following case studies reflect my approach to technology.
Enterprise eClinical platform supporting the end-to-end lifecycle of clinical trials including ePRO, eCRF, eConsent, randomization & IoT health metrics with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 / HIPAA / GDPR compliance.
Generic vendor-agnostic integration layer connecting multiple health device platforms into a single clinical data pipeline.
Developer-first config-driven framework for large dataset exploration, searching, and SheetJS exports without repetitive code.
RAG-powered knowledge assistant on Laravel + React + Google Gemini — role-based access, multi-format docs, and streaming answers for enterprise teams.
{{ item.quoteContent.en }}
Tell me about the system, constraints, and timeline. I’ll respond with how I can help — architecture, delivery leadership, or hands-on build.