Work
Client names stay out of it. What matters is what was broken, what got built, and what is different now. If you want references, ask on the call.
Four systems, all still runningRebuilt the sending domain architecture, ran a structured warmup, and wired provider webhooks into a live monitoring loop that flags throttles before they become blocks. Deliverability moved from something discovered monthly to something watched daily.
A multi-tenant integration layer that injects per-client credentials at request time and gates which tools each account can reach. One deployment serves every client without any of them being able to see another.
A four stage pipeline: harvest, normalize, verify, enrich. Built to be re-run rather than run once, so the dataset stays current instead of aging out the week after delivery.
Grounded in the client own service documentation, with hard limits on what it can claim and a clean escalation to a human the moment it is out of scope. Every conversation logged and reviewed monthly.