Enterprise Workflow Design
Custom Software Engineer at Accenture building core modules for a government defense agency platform.
What I Own
The workflow automation layer: conditional form rendering (field visibility rules, cross-field validation), SLA-driven assignment routing (priority assignment, escalation timers), and reporting infrastructure (dynamic filtering, table joins, summarization logic powering operational dashboards).
Scale
500+ internal users across multiple agencies. Each agency has different SLA thresholds, routing rules, and required fields. The system handles multi-tenant configuration without per-agency code deployments.
Architecture Decision
The form engine uses configuration-driven visibility rules that share schema with backend decision tables. Both layers evaluate the same rules, eliminating translation bugs between what users see and what the system enforces. This was the single highest-impact architectural decision on the project.
Built with data pages, Connect-REST integrations, SLA workflows, and report definitions. Enterprise platforms have constraints that pure-code solutions don't, but the engineering principles (state machines, configuration-driven architecture, contract testing) are the same.