Data Strategy, Architecture, and Engineering
I’m Artem Golub, a data and cloud architect. I help teams plan, design, and build data platforms, automated pipelines, and infrastructure on AWS and Snowflake - from healthcare analytics to financial risk workloads.
I am available for direct engagements covering technical research, architecture, and hands-on delivery.
Architecture and technical direction
Work out what to build, evaluate possible approaches, and establish a clear technical plan.
I help teams develop ideas, investigate solutions, compare technologies, and design architectures around their requirements and constraints. An engagement can deliver a technical recommendation, architecture review, or implementation roadmap.
Experience in your industry
Healthcare
I’ve architected and implemented healthcare data platforms and ELT pipelines across AWS, Snowflake, and Kubernetes.
My work includes AI-assisted medical coding gap and risk-adjustment analysis, with workflows that query structured medical data and invoke machine-learning models.
Finance
I’ve built and deployed financial risk-analysis workloads and supporting data pipelines on AWS, including infrastructure for compute-intensive models.
My experience also includes financial data-processing and analytics services for market-signals and alerts platforms.
Selected work
Hermes Data Reliability
An independent engineering project for investigating failed data loads on AWS. Hermes collects pipeline evidence, investigates incidents through scoped tools, and produces findings for review.
The project brings together cloud infrastructure, persistent processing, agent orchestration, and reproducible evaluations.
Explore the projectFrom an open question to a working system
My experience spans more than 15 years in software, cloud infrastructure, and data systems, including a decade working on enterprise pipelines and cloud modernization.
I work directly with engineering and data teams. Some engagements focus on understanding a problem and defining the approach. Others continue through implementation and production. The scope follows what your team needs.
What does your team need to move forward?
A technical decision to investigate, an architecture to define, an integration to ship, or a platform to modernize?
Tell me what you’re considering, where the work stands, and what you need to accomplish.