I design and build AI-native products, end to end.
I'm Selvadinesh. I started in UI/UX, moved into engineering, and now direct AI tools to ship production software, from the first Figma frame to the deployed system. That's an AI documentation platform used daily by clinicians in Australia, consumer products with paying users, and standards-based healthcare integration across FHIR, HL7, and the Swiss EPD.
Profile
Selvadinesh
Design engineer · AI-native products
Thurgau, Switzerland
FHIR, SMART on FHIR, HL7v2, and the Swiss EPR (EPD).
Open to design-engineering and healthcare-IT roles in Switzerland.
Flagship
The product that carries the most weight: designed, engineered, and operated in production.
Arvi Health
production AI clinical documentation · Led design and engineering at Hype Insight · live with clinics in Australia
Arvi Health is an AI clinical documentation platform serving medical clinics in Australia. I led both design and engineering: the interface, the LLM pipeline that turns clinician inputs into structured notes and letters, HL7v2 messaging via HealthLink, multi-tenant architecture, audit logging, subscription billing, and the native iOS and Android apps, through to GCP deployment and day-to-day operation. Built to meet Australian privacy and data-residency requirements.
As design lead I made the design architecture calls, shaped by stakeholder feedback and time spent with doctors and clinic admins on both sides of the product. The biggest call was to keep the doctor's side effortless: record the consultation, leave the screen, and get on with the day. Everything else lives in letter management, where notes and letters are reviewed, edited, and sent. Clinicians sign and send that output every day, and that trust is the real measure of the design.
Shipped the Android and iOS apps via Expo EAS and drove architecture from a combined design and engineering seat.
Products & design
Consumer and desktop products designed and built solo, directing AI tools through the full stack.
Rivise
AI study platform · Designed and built solo · live
An AI study platform built around spaced repetition: paste any topic and it becomes a reviewable deck, with image occlusion, Anki import, and streak-based goals.
Study tools usually feel like homework. Rivise borrows the warmth of consumer apps, with a mascot, streaks, and a visible weekly goal, so the daily review loop is something you want to return to. The deck and progress views stay dense enough for serious revision.
Designed and built solo, directing AI coding tools through the full stack. The product is AI-native itself: an LLM turns any topic into a reviewable deck.
SortCopy
privacy-first clipboard manager · Designed and built solo · v1.0.0 shipped
A local-first Windows clipboard manager. Everything stays on your machine; history is searchable and auto-sorted into text, links, images, code snippets, and files.
A clipboard tool lives in the two seconds between copy and paste, so SortCopy is keyboard-first: Ctrl+K to search, Alt+V to quick-paste. The typed category tabs mean you scan for shape (a link, a snippet, an image) instead of reading for content.
Designed and built solo, directing AI coding tools from first mockup to the packaged v1.0.0 Windows build.
HabitChat
WhatsApp habit tracker · Designed and built solo · paying users
A habit tracker with no app to install: reminders, check-ins, and streaks all happen inside WhatsApp. It has paying subscribers.
The biggest design choice was refusing to build an interface at all. Habit apps die when opening them becomes its own habit, so the product lives in the chat you already open every day. A check-in is one tap on a reply button, not a form.
Designed and built solo, directing AI coding tools end to end: conversation flow, streak logic, and subscriptions. It runs as a paid product.
Healthcare interoperability
Standards-based clinical software: FHIR, SMART on FHIR, HL7, CH Core, and the Swiss EPD.
One way to read this track: a standards-coverage map.
| Capability | Proven by |
|---|---|
| FHIR profile conformance (US Core) | OpenTrace |
| CDS Hooks clinical decision support | OpenTrace |
| SMART App Launch + OAuth2/PKCE on Epic | PatientLens |
| EHR launch on Cerner | VitalScope |
| Clinical scoring logic (NEWS2) | VitalScope |
| HL7v2 messaging in production | Arvi Health |
| Multi-tenant clinical SaaS + compliance | Arvi Health |
Built against US sandboxes and US Core; I'm currently extending the same standards work into CH Core and the Swiss EPR (EPD).
OpenTrace
FHIR clinical tooling, CDS Hooks · 2nd place, Medblocks FHIR App Challenge
A clinical tool built on US Core profiles with CDS Hooks for decision support, and LLM reasoning to surface unclosed diagnostic loops. It placed 2nd in the Medblocks FHIR App Challenge, which is third-party validation of the standards work. CDS Hooks is a capability most candidates can't show.
PatientLens
SMART on FHIR on Epic · Native Android · published v0.1.0
A patient-facing native Android app that authenticates against Epic via SMART App Launch with OAuth2/PKCE. This is the hard part of EHR integration done properly: the auth and launch flow, not just reading a resource. Published as a v0.1.0 APK.
MedScribe CH
AI clinical documentation for Swiss GPs · FHIR R4 + CH Core · EPD-ready
Voice-first consultation tool for Swiss GPs. Records or accepts typed notes, extracts structured diagnoses (ICD-10, SNOMED), vitals (LOINC), medications (ATC), and procedures using GPT-4o Structured Outputs, then validates and commits a CH Core-conformant FHIR bundle to a local store. EPD-ready, no external server required.
Unlike most AI documentation tools, output is structured FHIR R4, directly ingestible by any KIS or EPD system without integration work.
VitalScope
EHR launch on Cerner, NEWS2 scoring · Practitioner-facing · SMART on FHIR
A Cerner EHR-launch app that reads live vitals and computes NEWS2 early-warning scores. Paired with PatientLens, it shows EHR integration across two vendors (Epic and Cerner), and the NEWS2 logic shows correct clinical calculation, not just data plumbing. Runs in the Cerner sandbox, so there's no public URL by design.
About
Designer → engineer → AI-directed builder.
I'm a designer who became an engineer. I started in web and UI/UX, earned the Google UX Design certificate, and kept following the work downstream: from Figma into code, from code into systems that run in production. Today I work as a design engineer in the newest sense: I make the design decisions myself and direct AI tools to build with me, which is how one person ships a documentation platform, a desktop app, and consumer products with paying users.
The way I work is user-first and fast. I start from the person who has to use the thing, ship early, watch how it lands, and improve. I care more about software running in front of real users than about clever code nobody uses.
Healthcare is my deepest strand: leading design and engineering on Arvi Health, and building fluency in FHIR, SMART on FHIR, HL7, and SNOMED CT. I'm now extending that into CH Core, HL7 CH, and the Swiss EPD.
I'm based in Thurgau, Switzerland on a Swiss B permit. German B2 and improving; English professional; Tamil native.
Swiss B permit·Based in Thurgau·Open to design-engineering & healthcare-IT roles
Capabilities
Design craft
Typography, layout, and interaction design; design systems and component thinking; Figma to shipped interface with nothing lost in translation. Google UX Design certified; the products on this page are the portfolio.
Web design work on Behance ↗AI-assisted building
Directing AI coding tools to ship full-stack products: framing the problem, setting the architecture, reviewing every line that matters. AI as leverage, judgment as the job. LLM pipelines in production (clinical documentation, structured outputs).
Interoperability & standards
HL7v2 in production, FHIR and SMART on FHIR (Epic and Cerner), US Core, CDS Hooks, SNOMED CT, LOINC; extending into CH Core and the Swiss EPR (EPD); familiar with IHE and DICOM in a hospital context.
Delivery & operation
Requirements to release, multi-tenant SaaS, mobile and web delivery, monitoring, testing and change documentation, vendor and stakeholder coordination, ITIL 4.
Contact
Open to design-engineering and healthcare-IT roles in Switzerland.
Open to design-engineering and healthcare-IT roles in Switzerland. The fastest way to reach me is email.