I'm a Rust-first software engineer building systems for healthcare and other sensitive-data work.

I like systems with sharp edges: healthcare integrations, encrypted PHI, sync jobs, auth and session flows, and state-heavy code that has to behave itself. If the work is sensitive, messy, or easy to get subtly wrong, that's usually where I'm having the most fun.

I also have a soft spot for automation. If a script can save me hours of repetitive work, I'm probably going to write it.

• Healthcare integration platform case study: sanitized writeup of EMR sync, encrypted PHI storage, token handling, and the public eran.codes demo that backs it up.
• eran.codes: my current public Rust app showing encrypted storage, token handling, bounded sync, auth and sessions, and visible runtime behavior.
• statum: typestate framework for legal state transitions and rebuilding typed workflow state from persisted data.

• healthcare integrations against the Elation EMR API
• encrypted storage for PHI fields
• Rust services with clear boundaries between external systems, app logic, and storage
• type-driven libraries focused on state, workflow, and API shape

• increased fundraiser acknowledgment throughput by roughly 12x per operator
• ran automation at 72 concurrent workers
• replaced a manual CSV process that lagged by 48 hours with realtime fundraiser creation and donation visibility
• supported products used by large national nonprofits

• modum: workspace lint tool for consistent module naming, import style, and public API paths.
• nestum: proc macro for nested enum paths that keeps structured state readable without flattening it away.
• maud-extensions: proc macros for Maud components with inline CSS, JS, slots, and font helpers.

• Website: eran.codes
• GitHub: @eboody
• LinkedIn: Eran Boodnero