Experience
Experience
Capability grounded in enterprise technology work that was actually delivered.
Two different kinds of evidence
D W Martin, LLC draws credibility from two distinct sources, and keeps them distinct. Professional experience earned by company leadership under prior employment is not the same as work performed by D W Martin, LLC. Both matter; conflating them would not be accurate.
How the experience developed
Four movements rather than a chronology. The first three are professional experience David Martin gained under prior employment; the fourth is work performed by D W Martin, LLC itself.
Healthcare technology
Earlier healthcare technology experience included work supporting US Oncology — oncology technology, physician-practice technology, clinical applications and interfaces.
Pharmacy technology
Patient Assistance Program, specialty, and mail-order pharmacy operations, pharmacy management systems, and multi-site platform consolidation at McKesson and CoverMyMeds.
Enterprise technology leadership
Representing technology through acquisition and integration, leading the teams supporting multi-site operations, and owning architecture and delivery oversight — alongside direct engineering.
D W Martin, LLC
Architecture and technology leadership engagements, hands-on engineering, and the company's internally developed Healthcare Intelligence.
Professional experience of the company's leadership
Enterprise technology work performed by David Martin before founding D W Martin, LLC — performed for and by prior employers, and presented as professional experience brought to the company.
D W Martin, LLC customer engagements
Current engagements include healthcare SaaS modernization work spanning architecture, technical-debt remediation, engineering governance, and application enhancement. Customers are not identified publicly without their authorization, so this work is described generically.
D W Martin, LLC product development
The company is developing Healthcare Intelligence, the first commercial Intelligence Domain within its Intelligence as a Service pillar. Product development is company-owned work rather than a customer engagement.