Evvy: Vaginal Health Company
I work on the platform at Evvy that connects vaginal microbiome testing with real clinical care. This project brings together lab sequencing data, patient information, and treatment guidance into one system that can generate personalized insights and help guide care for common vaginal health conditions.
My role at Evvy spans the day-to-day reliability of the platform as well as new development. This includes building integrations, implementing features, fixing production issues, managing order processing, and helping ensure the system stays stable as the company grows. Deployments, uptime, and operational health of the platform are part of the ongoing responsibility.
The engineering team is small, and the work is done in close collaboration with the CTO. Together the focus is on making sure the platform performs reliably while continuing to evolve quickly. This involves shaping architecture decisions, improving testing practices, reviewing implementation details, and mentoring engineers so new features ship cleanly and behave as expected.
Several major initiatives have been part of the work, including the Male Partner Treatment program, improvements to patient PDF reports, and integrations with external partners and customer systems. These projects connect lab data, clinical workflows, and patient-facing experiences into a single system that supports both care delivery and operations.
A large part of the effort is also directed toward reducing errors and improving visibility across the platform. This includes strengthening observability, tightening workflows around order handling and patient data, and building systems that make problems easier to detect and resolve.
The broader direction of the platform is moving toward an AI-first mindset. Architecture and infrastructure decisions increasingly consider how machine learning and AI systems can assist with insights, automation, and clinical workflows while maintaining reliability and clear operational guardrails.