About the service
I help teams stop breaking each other's services. When a product is split into dozens of microservices, each call between them is an unspoken contract, and the day one team changes a field in the response or status code, the neighbor team's release fails already in production. I set up consumer-driven contract testing on Pact to make these agreements explicit, executable, and verified on every commit.
I work like this. I sit down with consumer teams and capture the requests and responses they rely on, then generate Pact contracts from real tests, not guesses. I set up a Pact broker as a single source of truth, integrate provider verification into the pipeline, and add versioning with environment tags — so you can see which service versions are compatible. With can-i-deploy checks, a pull request that would break a downstream consumer won't pass merge, and the team finds out about it in seconds, not in an incident.
At the end you get a working system, not a presentation: contracts in repositories, a running broker, green verification jobs, and documentation that engineers can develop themselves. I walk through the first changes with the team so the process sticks.
I work like this. I sit down with consumer teams and capture the requests and responses they rely on, then generate Pact contracts from real tests, not guesses. I set up a Pact broker as a single source of truth, integrate provider verification into the pipeline, and add versioning with environment tags — so you can see which service versions are compatible. With can-i-deploy checks, a pull request that would break a downstream consumer won't pass merge, and the team finds out about it in seconds, not in an incident.
At the end you get a working system, not a presentation: contracts in repositories, a running broker, green verification jobs, and documentation that engineers can develop themselves. I walk through the first changes with the team so the process sticks.
