Consequential Engineering

Contract engineering for software whose failure has clinical, regulatory or mission consequences, organized as two practices: Consequential Data Engineering, for data platforms, device runtimes and legacy migrations that have to behave the same way every time, and Consequential GRC Engineering, for requirements turned into working systems, repeatable practices and defensible evidence. A named engineer is accountable in both.

Consequential Data Engineering

Sovereign pipelines and safety-critical systems

The problem: Clinical analytics, AI workflows and safety-critical edge systems fail silently when the pipelines and runtimes beneath them lack schema enforcement, timing measured on the target hardware and recorded provenance. Teams built for demos leave 21 CFR Part 11, IEC 62304 segregation and real-time behavior as costly afterthoughts.

What we deliver: Client-owned data platforms and deterministic systems, from healthcare data lakes and OMOP pipelines to RTOS embedded controllers and SaMD architectures, where every transformation and state transition is verifiable.

HL7 FHIR R4 OMOP CDM PREEMPT_RT IEC 62304 HIPAA Security Rule
Explore Data Engineering
FDA QMSR ISO 13485:2016 IEC 62304 SOC 2 CMMC / FedRAMP
Explore GRC Engineering

Healthcare data lake engineering

HL7 v2, FHIR R4 and C-CDA pipelines built in your own AWS or Azure tenant, encrypted with your keys and defined in Terraform that lives in your repository, with a documented exit path.

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