Profile · 2026Wellington, FL

Srikanth Bellary

Sr. Gen AI Solution Architect / Forward Deployment

I have spent 15+ years in production systems. I live in Wellington, Florida.

15+ yearsMS Software EngineeringGCP Professional Data Engineer

Wellington, FLCareer ↓
01 — SkillsA compact stack

A few lanes I keep current.

Not the inventory. The high-end work I still take: agents, retrieval, data platforms, mapping, and regulated quality.

  1. Agents

    Workflow harnesses and multi-agent systems with a person on the last step.

    15 / 20MCP tools · REST

  2. RAG

    Grounded retrieval with a citation — and a refusal when the source will not hold.

    12-step2.5 min vs 7.5 hours

  3. Data platforms

    Lakes, graphs, and serving on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

    88.9%graph edge resolution

  4. Mapping

    Schema and attribute maps with confidence scoring and a review queue.

    60% / 3×time · throughput

  5. Regulated quality

    Hash-locked rules, fail-closed artifacts, and GAMP writing as a capability.

    118 / 432SQL rules · tables

  • Python
  • SQL
  • Scala
  • Java / Spring
  • Spark
  • AWS
  • GCP / Vertex
  • Azure
  • Snowflake
  • Kafka
  • Neo4j
  • MCP
  • OpenSearch
  • Hadoop / Cloudera
  • OCR / NER

Estate inventory I still cite: 63 services, 236 controllers, 506 REST endpoints.

02 — Open source and appsThings I ship under my own name

Open source, a pitch, and a firm

01

OpenStinger

Portable MCP agent memory.

Agents I put on a job forget the moment the session closes. I built OpenStinger so memory can travel: written once, recalled from any MCP client. Entities, decisions, threads, and artifacts land in a store I host.

  • MCP native
  • Self-hosted
  • Open source
02

Ingre

Scan food and beauty labels.

I designed Ingre so a phone camera can read a label in the aisle: parse the list, resolve the aliases, and make the harmful-ingredient call — with the evidence behind it. Android and iOS.

  • Android
  • iOS
  • Food
  • Beauty
03

Sunrise Gen AI

The firm I run.

When the work is a firm engagement rather than a staffed role, I run it through Sunrise Gen AI. That site is the practice. This page is mine.

  • Wellington, FL
03 — Client projectsThe chronometer advances

Work I can put a name on.

Newest first. Client, dates, the firm I came through when that is how the seat was staffed, and what I built. This is the record.

Mar 2025–presentvia Cognizant

01 / 14

Verizon

Sr. Gen AI Agentic Architect

SRE multi-agent incident intelligence.

  • I put agents on telemetry, tickets, runbooks, and the service call graph, then I keep a person on the last step.
  • I retrieve from tickets with RAG, and I guide remediation over MCP with the evidence attached.
  • The stack I run here is OpenSearch, Lambda, and EventBridge.
  • Failure detection sits under six seconds. Manual dashboard watching dropped about 80%.
  • Agents I shipped: SRE Recommendation, Remediation Insights MCP, Auto Failover, Correction of Errors, and Confluence.
<6 s
failure detection
80%
less dashboard watching
15 / 20
MCP · REST

SRE platforms · MCP · OpenSearch · Lambda · EventBridge

SRE · RAG · MCP · <6sTELTIXRBMCPλOSEBHUMANLAST
Fig. VZ — Incident pathtelemetry · tickets · human last
Apr 2024–Mar 2025via Interas Labs

02 / 14

Circana

Sr. AI/ML Advisor / Product Owner

Retail schema and attribute mapping.

  • I owned the mapping program across 1400+ categories and 30K+ attributes.
  • I put confidence scoring and a review queue in front of every proposed map.
  • I ran the work on Vertex on GCP.
  • Mapping time dropped up to 60%. Attribute-mapping throughput rose 3×.
1400+ / 30K+
categories · attributes
60% / 3×
time · throughput

Vertex · GCP · review queue

1400+ CAT · 30K+ ATTR · 60% / 3×cat_iditem_keyattr_nmfacetuom_cdunitbrandmakerpromooffer
Fig. CIR — Attribute mappropose · score · review
May 2023–Apr 2024via PersistentPittsburgh

03 / 14

Thermo Fisher

Solution architect

Mainframe-to-Azure extracts with lineage.

  • I designed the move from mainframe sources onto Azure business entities.
  • I extracted from VSAM and ISAM and kept lineage on the way out.
  • I rewrote COBOL data access as SQL, with IDA in the design path.
  • I reconciled the landed sets so the target could be trusted.

Azure · VSAM / ISAM · COBOL-to-SQL · IDA

VSAM · ISAM · COBOL-TO-SQLAZURE ENTITIESRECONCILECOBOL → SQLIDAVSAM / ISAMLINEAGEMAINFRAMESOURCE
Fig. TMO — Extractmainframe → azure · lineage
Aug 2019–Apr 2023Woonsocket

04 / 14

CVS Health

Data engineering lead

RPhAI — pharmacy-claims machine learning.

  • I led data engineering on RPhAI, the pharmacy-claims ML program for pharmacy workflow.
  • I put OCR and NER on the documents that program had to read.
  • I ran the pipes across GCP and Azure, with Snowflake as the warehouse and Kafka on the stream.

GCP · Azure · Snowflake · Kafka · OCR / NER

RPHAI · CLAIMS · OCR / NEROCRNERNDCQTYPAYREJ
Fig. CVS — RPhAIclaims · ocr · ner
Aug 2017–Aug 2019Chicago

05 / 14

Change Healthcare

Sr. cloud data engineer

Intelligent Healthcare Data Platform (IHDP).

  • I built on IHDP — healthcare, financial, clinical, and operational data on one platform.
  • I worked the EDI 837 and 835 interchange that the claims traffic actually uses.
  • I put graph work on Neo4j and Neptune, and I landed the pipes in Glue.

IHDP · EDI 837 / 835 · Neo4j · Neptune · Glue

IHDP · EDI 837 / 835 · NEO4JIHDP837835CLINOPSGLUE
Fig. CHNG — IHDPclaims interchange · graph
Mar 2017–Aug 2017Chicago

06 / 14

Cars.com

Machine learning engineer

Production Spark ML.

  • I developed and deployed production Spark ML pipelines in Scala and Python.
  • I trained ensembles and tuned them against labeled, feature-engineered sets.
  • I put CI/CD around periodic training so the models could be retrained on a schedule.

Spark · Scala · Python · CI/CD

SPARK ML · ENSEMBLES · CI/CDRFXGBENSSVMREG
Fig. CARS — Spark MLensembles · periodic train
Nov 2016–Mar 2017via Sapient RazorfishChicago

07 / 14

McDonald’s

Sr. big data consultant

Strategic enablement for a global data lake.

  • I worked strategic enablement on the enterprise cloud-migration program.
  • I led the big-data track toward a global data lake and off a monolithic core.
  • I captured the Capability Maturity Model for the customer and global data platforms.

Global data lake · CMM · cloud migration

GLOBAL LAKE · CMMDATA LAKECMM · ENABLEMENTPOSMENUSUPPLYLOYAL
Fig. MCD — Lakelake · maturity · enablement
Apr 2015–Nov 2016Chicago

08 / 14

Northern Trust

Sr. big data consultant

Derivatives data and ISO 20022.

  • I consulted on the derivatives transformation program as the exchange format moved to ISO 20022.
  • I integrated Hadoop with the enterprise applications and the data-layer engine.
  • I engineered the pipeline from the production CDH cluster into the central S3 data lake.

Derivatives · ISO 20022 · CDH · S3

DERIVATIVES · ISO 20022 · CDH → S3CDHS3
Fig. NTRS — Lake feedcdh → s3 · iso 20022
Sep 2014–Apr 2015Cleveland

09 / 14

KeyBank

Senior consultant / big data architect

Shared Foundation Data.

  • I served as data architect on the Shared Foundation Data program.
  • I configured Cloudera Manager for the staging and test clusters.
  • I wrote Spark pipelines in Python and Scala.

Cloudera · Spark · Python · Scala

SFD · CLOUDERA · SPARKSFDNNDNDNDNSPARK
Fig. KEY — SFDcluster · spark · foundation
2013–2014Des Moines

10 / 14

Wells Fargo

Data migration consultant

Home-loan data onto the mortgage servicing platform.

  • I led the home-loan data migration onto the mortgage servicing platform.
  • I managed 50+ web services consumed by Java, .NET, and mobile clients in the SOA estate.

Home loans · 50+ web services · SOA

HOME LOAN · 50+ SERVICESLOANJAVA.NETMOBILESOAMSP
Fig. WFC — Servicingmigrate · 50+ services
2011–2013Shelton, CT

11 / 14

Prudential

Business intelligence consultant

BI and ETL for policy administration.

  • I designed BI reporting around the policy administration platform.
  • I implemented the ETL that fed those reports.

BI · ETL · policy admin

POLICY ADMIN · BI · ETLPOLICY ADMINRPTKPICUBEETL
Fig. PRU — Policy BIpolicy · report · etl
2009–2011Minneapolis

12 / 14

Cognizant

Associate business systems analyst

Kimball / star-schema data warehouse.

  • I built warehousing solutions on Kimball methods.
  • I designed the star schemas the reports actually queried.

Kimball · star schema · DW

KIMBALL · STAR SCHEMAFACTDATECUSTPRODGEO
Fig. CTSH — Starfact · dimension · grain
2008–2009Reston

13 / 14

CareerBuilder

ETL analyst

Enterprise ETL mappings.

  • I developed ETL mappings for the enterprise data systems.
  • I wrote the SQL procedures and the transformation logic those mappings called.

ETL · SQL · transformations

ETL MAPPINGS · SQLEXTRACTTRANSFORMLOAD
Fig. CB — Mappingsmap · transform · load
2006–2007Hyderabad

14 / 14

UIA R&D

ETL analyst

Early ETL.

  • I worked the early ETL on that R&D floor — requirements through delivery.
  • I sat with the business stakeholders and turned what they needed into mappings.

ETL · SDLC · Hyderabad

EARLY ETL · HYDERABADNEEDSPECMAP
Fig. UIA — Early ETLrequirements → mappings