Summary
Jeremiah Hemphill is a data architect with 15 years of experience turning messy, high-volume requirements into clear, parallelizable system designs and production-grade data pipelines. He’s language- and framework-agnostic, having implemented solutions across LAMP, Rails, Play, Node.js, Hadoop/HBase/Pig, Storm, Spark, and modern AWS serverless tools like Athena, Glue, EMR and Batch. At LSEG and previously at Doximity and J.D. Power he led migrations from monoliths and large clusters to more efficient, autoscaled architectures—cutting multi-node jobs to single-node queries and driving a Kubernetes migration across dozens of apps. Comfortable both leading teams and working hands-on, he also brings an unusual blend of discipline from a parallel career as a performing musician and instructor, which informs his collaborative coaching and precision in system design. Based in Orlando, he focuses on scalable, observable systems that match infrastructure to workload while minimizing operational overhead.
15 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
BA Applied Music Euphonium, BA Applied Music Euphonium at Eastman School of Music
BS Computer Science, BS Computer Science at University of Rochester