ANDREW RILEY .

Technology leader / Architect / Builder

Turning complex technology into meaningful outcomes.

I'm Andrew Riley — Riles to most people. I bring a curious, practical perspective to technology decisions, shaped by work across enterprise, cloud, healthcare and engineering.

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First page of Andrew Riley's CV: a visual timeline of his professional story, learning, industries and organisations.

My professional story

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How I work

Five steps, with a real example of each.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Professional perspective · Digital health

    Start with the virtual care service

    I asked whether a platform could support changing care models, multidisciplinary teams and different patient experiences. Those questions shape the requirements before the technology choice.

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  2. 02

    Architect

    Personal lab · AI architecture

    Separate three kinds of AI memory

    In my multi-agent lab, Git holds reviewed decisions, an episodic API holds session history, and each harness keeps its own scratchpad. The design makes authority and hand-offs explicit.

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  3. 03

    Build

    Professional experiment · Regional connectivity

    Take a telehealth prototype into the field

    I connected a digital stethoscope to Webex over Starlink and tested calls from a regional NSW location with no 4G throughput. It explored what was possible and identified the need for more rigorous testing.

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  4. 04

    Enable

    Professional community · Partner capability

    Bring partner architects together

    I helped bring the Cisco Partner Architect Exchange to life, with a planned cohort of 75 architects from Australia and New Zealand: a shared forum for the people helping customers operate and transform.

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  5. 05

    Learn

    Personal lab · Testing assumptions

    Choose the model for the job

    When reasoning models added narration, latency and malformed tool calls to my agent workflow, I switched model class. The lesson: judge fit by useful output, resource cost and human cleanup.

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More than the work

Curiosity doesn't clock off.

Away from the work, you'll find me mixing music, making things and spending time with family. Music, wellbeing and time to switch off are part of how I stay curious and connected.

Beyond work →
DJ Riles performing

Notes from the workbench.

Technical walkthroughs and lessons you can take into your own projects.

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Good conversations lead to interesting possibilities.

Interested in technology, architecture, AI or collaboration? I'd be glad to hear from you.

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