The Epic ERA Shield detects the impact, locks GPS coordinates instantly, and alerts every supervisor and emergency contact — the moment it happens. Automatic. Every time.
Advanced Fall and Gas Detection
Advanced Fall Detection
Features
Advanced Fall and Gas Detection
Advanced Fall Detection
The Difference It Makes
Without ERA Shield, a fall goes completely undetected. Supervisors rely on radio check-ins or other workers to notice. Critical minutes pass before anyone realises something has happened.
In jobsites covering multiple acres, locating a downed worker without GPS data means searching manually. Supervisors are blind to where help is needed — and every second matters.
By the time a supervisor is notified, emergency services contacted, and help dispatched, 30 to 60 minutes may have passed. In a fall incident, that delay is the difference between life and death.
How It Works
The ERA Shield detects fall impact in real time using multi-axis accelerometers. No button to press. No radio to grab. Automatic detection the moment it happens — every time.
The moment a fall is detected, the device locks the worker's GPS coordinates and transmits them simultaneously to every supervisor and emergency contact on file.
Every supervisor and emergency contact receives an instant notification — worker name, exact location, and incident type. No manual reporting. No delay.
Emergency services can be dispatched in under 30 seconds — before the situation becomes fatal. The right people are already responding before a manual report could even be filed.
The Epic ERA Shield adapts to the hazards of each environment — from height work to confined spaces to isolated remote sites.
Falls from scaffolding, ladders, and unfinished structures are the leading cause of jobsite fatalities. Crews are spread across multiple floors and exposed edges out of a supervisor's sightline.
Field and rig crews work alone across sprawling, remote sites — often outside cellular range and hours from the nearest responder. A silent fall can go unnoticed until the next check-in.
Underground and open-pit operations put workers in confined shafts, unstable ground, and low-visibility conditions where a fall can trap someone out of sight and radio contact.
Linework and substation crews operate alone at height on poles and towers, or isolated miles from backup. A fall here often means no one else is present to call for help.
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Talk to our teamThe ERA Shield uses multi-axis accelerometers to detect the impact signature of a fall in real time — no button to press, no manual trigger. Detection happens in under 1 second.
The device immediately locks GPS coordinates accurate to within 5 metres and sends an instant alert to every supervisor and emergency contact on file — typically within 30 seconds of the fall.
No. Detection and alerting are fully automatic. The worker doesn't need to press a button, reach for a radio, or take any action for help to be notified.
The ERA Shield sends alerts over WiFi or LTE cellular connections (whichever is available), so transmitting an alert depends on having connectivity at the moment of the fall. In areas without coverage, the device can still detect the fall and sound the alarm, and the alert is cached on the device and transmitted as soon as connectivity is restored.
Every supervisor and emergency contact on file for that worker receives the notification simultaneously, with the worker's name, location, and incident type.
The ERA Shield's battery lasts up to 24 hours per charge.
The Epic ERA Shield was independently evaluated by Gravitec Systems using test methods derived from the ANSI/ASSP Z359 fall protection standards. Under controlled drop conditions, the Shield detected the fall.
Gravitec Systems ISO 17025 accredited testing laboratory · Poulsbo, Washington
Recorded during the drop test. Ambient dry conditions. Peak load 1,194.2 lbf at approximately 780 ms.
Ambient dry · Gravitec Systems Inc.
| Measurement | Acceptance criteria | Result | Pass / Fail | Exp. uncertainty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum arrest force | Information only | 1,194.2 lbf | - | ±6.2 |
| Average arrest force | Information only | 860.8 lbf | - | ±6.1 |
| Deployment distance | Information only | 36.4 in | - | ±0.2 |
| Fall detection | Fall detected | Verified | PASS | - |
Gravitec Systems Inc. is an independent fall protection testing laboratory in Poulsbo, Washington, operating an ISO 17025 accredited test facility. ANSI/ASSP Z359.7 requires ISO 17025 accreditation for laboratories performing fall protection equipment testing.
Our Team
At Epic ERA we believe that our success is driven by the talent and dedication of our employees. We are constantly on the lookout for passionate individuals who are eager to make a difference and contribute to our mission of innovative fall protection devices and leadership in the safety industry.
Founder, Chief Architect & Chairman of the Board
Larry D. Epic is the founder, principal inventor, and chief architect behind the Epic ERA safety ecosystem—a next-generation, real-time emergency response, compliance, and accountability platform engineered to protect lives across high-risk industries worldwide.
Larry D. Epic is the founder, principal inventor, and chief architect behind the Epic ERA safety ecosystem, a real-time emergency response, compliance, and accountability platform engineered to protect lives across high-risk industries. As controlling stakeholder and primary decision-maker of Epic Global Innovations, Larry leads strategic direction, intellectual property development, and global market positioning.
As Epic ERA's original conceptual visionary, Larry designed the system's core architecture, including its wearable technology, real-time monitoring infrastructure, emergency activation protocols, and compliance automation framework. He is the lead inventor responsible for its foundational hardware concepts, mechanical and electronic integrations, multi-sensor systems, and application logic.
Larry's career spans decades of hands-on engineering, field safety leadership, and advanced technology development in environments where operational failure carries human consequences. That experience inspired his mission to create a proactive safety system that reduces emergency response times while increasing accountability and transparency.
His expertise includes electronics, applied physics, magnetism, mechanical systems, embedded sensor integration, and full-cycle product engineering. A lifelong innovator and entrepreneur, Larry has developed and commercialized multiple patented technologies. He built a company whose proprietary product was featured in Forbes magazine and later sold to a publicly traded Canadian company, demonstrating his ability to execute from innovation through exit.
His lifecycle experience includes:
With Epic ERA, Larry combined real-time GPS telemetry, multi-sensor hazard detection, AI-assisted monitoring, predictive analytics, and compliance-driven documentation into a scalable safety infrastructure for construction, energy, law enforcement, transportation, and industrial sectors. He continues to lead device and hardware architecture, conceptual mobile and cloud platform design, hardware-firmware-compliance integration, patent strategy, and expansion of the wearable ecosystem.
Larry works closely with engineering leadership to align innovation, system architecture, and enterprise deployment. His rare combination of inventor, engineer, and commercialization strategist positions him to guide both technology development and market execution. He has assembled a multidisciplinary team of engineers, safety specialists, compliance experts, and strategic leaders focused on reducing preventable workplace fatalities through proactive safety systems.
Grounded in faith and guided by purpose, Larry views his work as stewardship. His long-term vision is to establish Epic ERA as a global standard in safety technology through disciplined innovation, strong intellectual property protection, and scalable worldwide deployment.
Chief Operating Officer
Mario Whyte serves as Chief Operating Officer at Epic Global Innovations, leading operational execution, strategic product positioning, growth initiatives, and cross-sector partnerships.
Mario Whyte serves as Chief Operating Officer at Epic Global Innovations, leading operational execution, strategic product positioning, growth initiatives, and cross-sector partnerships for the Epic ERA safety platform. He connects engineering vision with market execution so innovation becomes scalable, practical technology that strengthens workplace safety.
Mario's role is also foundational. In September 2024, Larry D. Epic shared his plan to present a newly engineered fall-protection concept at a Governor's Health & Safety Convention trade show. The device existed only as a vision, but Mario immediately provided the first external investment in Epic ERA's development, saying, "Draft it up. I believe in you."
They attended the trade show together, where the device was voted Most Innovative Product. Against an industry-standard emergency response time by trained personnel of approximately 15 minutes, the system demonstrated response activation in approximately two seconds, drawing attention from major contractors and safety leaders.
Mario brings management and supervisory experience in team leadership, performance management, safety protocol implementation, and operational efficiency. These skills guide how Epic ERA is prepared for large contractors, industrial clients, and enterprise buyers.
Working across engineering, compliance, and executive leadership, Mario helps align the platform with technical standards and market demands. His ability to communicate value to contractors, investors, and enterprise leaders supports the company's growth and its mission to improve emergency response and workforce protection.
Senior Director of Government Contracting & Strategic Federal Partnerships
Erin Olenjack brings more than 20 years of government, defense, and federal contracting expertise to the Epic ERA team, spanning active-duty Navy service, federal civil service, and government contracting operations across CONUS and OCONUS environments.
Erin Olenjack brings more than 20 years of government, defense, and federal contracting expertise to Epic ERA. Her background includes active-duty service with the United States Navy, government contracting operations, and work as a United States Civil Servant supporting multiple federal agencies across CONUS and OCONUS environments.
As a Contracting Officer and Senior Contract Specialist, Erin supported six government agencies, overseeing high-value procurement operations, mission-critical contracting strategies, and complex acquisition programs. Her expertise includes Firm Fixed Price and Cost-Type contracting, Indefinite Delivery Vehicles, Multiple Award Contracts, Foreign Military Sales, Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief, joint command operations, PACOM exercises, ship repair logistics, agriculture and Farm Bill procurement, major weapons systems acquisition, and professional services contracting.
She has supported Department of Defense initiatives involving operational readiness, compliance, federal procurement regulations, and strategic acquisition planning. Her understanding of government acquisition systems helps Epic ERA prepare for defense, public-sector, emergency-response, and critical-infrastructure markets.
In November 2023, Erin joined Bank of America's Government Contracting division, supporting small businesses in the federal contracting space. At Epic ERA, she guides federal market expansion, contracting pathways, procurement readiness, and long-term defense and infrastructure engagement.
Head of Technology
Ryan Christensen serves as Head of Technology at Epic Global Innovations, supporting prototype implementation, backend architecture, application development, security, and the engineering systems that power the Epic ERA platform.
Ryan Christensen serves as Head of Technology at Epic Global Innovations, supporting prototype implementation, backend architecture, application development, security, and the engineering systems behind Epic ERA. His work spans feasibility analysis, system design, development, deployment, and evaluation.
Ryan brings experience across healthcare, clinical trials, manufacturing, and academic publishing, with a focus on how data moves, is governed, and creates measurable value. He holds a degree in Computer Science and an MBA, combining technical expertise with strategic business judgment.
As Owner and Principal of Datalation, a company he co-founded, Ryan develops structured data-flow architectures across multiple technology stacks. His experience includes data governance, architecture, and strategy for secure, reliable, scalable platforms.
Ryan has helped build multiple companies that achieved profitable exits. As Lead Technical Officer for a prior company, he helped develop a proprietary algorithm and system for predicting Phase 2 and Phase 3 clinical-trial outcomes. After approximately 18 months of development, the company was acquired by an industry-leading Contract Research and Manufacturing Organization for more than $2 million.
He also develops generative AI solutions for organizations and speaks to community groups about artificial intelligence and its practical applications.
As Head of Technology, Ryan's responsibilities include:
Ryan brings data-engineering and backend-systems expertise in regulated industries, helping Epic Global Innovations develop secure, maintainable systems and advance technical concepts into validated, market-ready products.
Vice President of Supply Chain
Jayce White serves as Vice President of Supply Chain at Epic ERA, supporting strategic relationships, pilot programs, supply-chain readiness, and large-scale adoption efforts.
Jayce White serves as Vice President of Supply Chain at Epic ERA, supporting strategic relationships, pilot programs, and large-scale adoption across construction, infrastructure, and other high-impact sectors.
Before Epic ERA became a company, prototypes were built, or patents were filed, Jayce was among the first people with whom Larry D. Epic shared the vision. He became an early believer and champion, attending the first trade shows, supporting initial demonstrations, and helping secure capital for patent filings, software testing, early engineering, and operational groundwork.
An accomplished carpenter, Jayce brings skilled-trades expertise and business acumen. He understands jobsite culture, field efficiency, and the physical realities of high-risk work, giving him credibility when communicating Epic ERA's value to contractors, safety officers, and enterprise decision-makers.
Jayce also brings strong business-development instincts. He oversees pilot-program design and execution with industry partners, builds cross-sector relationships, and supports revenue adoption initiatives. His ability to connect field experience with boardroom communication helps move the platform from vision to measurable growth.
Jayce's early involvement also gave him firsthand knowledge of Epic ERA's development from concept through patent work, software testing, engineering, and market introduction. That history informs his practical approach to partner expectations and implementation.
As Epic ERA expands into enterprise, insurance, and government markets, Jayce continues to support partnership growth, supply-chain readiness, and workforce engagement with a commitment to improving emergency response and worker safety.
Chief Financial Officer
Carmellita Epic serves as Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of Epic Global Innovations, leading financial governance, enterprise risk strategy, regulatory compliance, and capital stewardship.
Carmellita Epic serves as Chief Financial Officer of Epic Global Innovations, leading financial governance, enterprise risk strategy, regulatory compliance, and treasury responsibilities across the company and Epic ERA platform. Her leadership supports scalability, transparency, and long-term institutional readiness.
Federally licensed with a foundation in business, finance, and insurance strategy, Carmellita specializes in Indexed Universal Life strategies, policy structuring, contract analysis, and risk mitigation. Her career has centered on protecting families through financial safeguards; she now applies that approach to workforce protection, insurance integration, and compliance alignment.
As Treasurer, she oversees capital stewardship, financial-document integrity, investor transparency, and disciplined allocation across product development, manufacturing, and growth. Her insurance-focused contributions include aligning safety features with underwriting risk models, structuring insurance partnership frameworks, integrating compliance data for claim validation, supporting premium-reduction models based on real-time monitoring, helping carriers quantify loss mitigation, and strengthening OSHA and regulatory documentation through verifiable telemetry.
Epic ERA's real-time data capture, GPS tracking, incident logging, and compliance documentation can reduce uncertainty in workplace claims. Carmellita understands how disputes arise, underwriting risk is calculated, and preventive technology can improve insurer and employer outcomes.
As the daughter of founder Larry D. Epic, she has observed Epic ERA's development from its earliest stages, while building her company role on her own expertise and discipline. Carmellita brings order to growth, discipline to capital, and strategic clarity to risk.
Vice President of Strategic Partnerships & Claims Intelligence
Ruth Lewis brings over 35 years of distinguished experience in client relations, business development, and the investigation of workers' compensation fraud, making her a critical force behind Epic ERA's mission to deliver truth, accountability, and real-time safety intelligence.
Ruth Lewis brings over 35 years of experience in client relations, business development, and workers' compensation fraud investigation to Epic ERA's mission of safety intelligence and accountability.
With a foundation in criminal justice, Ruth began at the Seattle Police Department in criminal records and data management, developing expertise in investigative systems and data integrity. She later served as Deputy Clerk for Snohomish County Superior Court, gaining experience in legal processes, documentation, and procedural compliance.
Ruth then became a fraud investigator for large self-insured organizations throughout the Puget Sound region, identifying, analyzing, and preventing fraudulent claims. As Vice President at Stop Claims Corp., she helped strengthen claims oversight, improve investigative processes, and build long-term client and stakeholder trust.
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Known for precision, credibility, and unwavering ethical standards, Ruth has built lasting relationships across professional, organizational, and community networks. She leads claims-intelligence, fraud-prevention, and risk-strategy initiatives at Epic Global Innovations. Her work helps Epic ERA strengthen incident validation, insurance alignment, and compliance integrity alongside real-time safety response.
Ruth first recognized Epic ERA's potential at its inaugural trade show. Her investigative and claims expertise now supports its development as a data-driven safety and risk-management platform.
Chief Safety Officer
Kelly Todd brings more than 30 years of distinguished experience in construction safety leadership, healthcare compliance, workforce development, and regulated industrial environments.
Kelly Todd brings more than 30 years of experience in construction safety leadership, healthcare compliance, workforce development, and regulated industrial environments. A nationally recognized Gold Seal Certified Safety Officer, she is a trusted authority in high-risk operations where precision and accountability protect lives.
Kelly has worked at frontline and executive levels, leading safety programs in large-scale construction, navigating complex compliance frameworks, and developing workforce training systems to reduce incidents and improve reporting. Her understanding of jobsite culture, contractor relationships, and production pressures allows her to evaluate safety technology through practical field experience.
She previously worked alongside Larry D. Epic at a major construction firm, where they shared a commitment to accountability, innovation, and worker protection. As Epic ERA developed into a scalable safety ecosystem, that alignment made Kelly a deliberate addition to its leadership team.
At Epic Global Innovations, Kelly serves as National Safety Consultant and Corporate Secretary, supporting governance, compliance oversight, documentation integrity, and executive coordination. Her responsibilities include product-integration safety strategy, regulatory alignment and compliance validation, enterprise credibility, board documentation, and industry relationships in regulated sectors.
Kelly is respected for calm leadership, disciplined execution, and unwavering ethical standards. Her humanitarian commitment centers on protecting families, extending careers, and helping workers return home safely.
Digital Experience & Automation Architect
Ajilo Foyin serves as the Digital Experience & Automation Architect for Epic ERA, bringing a powerful blend of modern web development, intelligent automation, creative design strategy, and digital systems integration to the company's rapidly expanding technology ecosystem.
Ajilo Foyin serves as Digital Experience & Automation Architect for Epic ERA, combining web development, intelligent automation, design strategy, and digital-systems integration.
Ajilo develops and optimizes Epic ERA's web presence, user interfaces, SaaS environments, and customer-facing platforms. Her work helps maintain a professional, scalable digital infrastructure aligned with the company's workplace-safety and emergency-response mission.
Her expertise includes responsive website development, conversion-focused landing pages, UI/UX design, SaaS dashboards, AI-integrated web applications, automation workflows, and customer-engagement systems. Using WordPress, Webflow, Figma, Flutter, and automation tools, she creates digital experiences optimized for performance and usability across devices.
At Epic ERA, Ajilo streamlines workflows, improves operational efficiency and customer interaction, and automates communication processes. Her work supports lead-generation systems, automated notifications, AI-enhanced support, and digital-engagement infrastructure.
By connecting aesthetics, functionality, and automation, Ajilo helps transform complex technical systems into intuitive digital experiences and presents Epic ERA clearly to clients, investors, government agencies, and enterprise partners. Her user-centered design approach supports a polished, forward-looking technology brand without sacrificing performance or usability.
Known for professionalism, creativity, and a collaborative mindset, Ajilo strengthens the company's digital identity and its customer-facing systems while supporting scalable growth and the deployment of technologies designed to improve workplace safety and emergency response.
Director of Embedded Systems & Algorithm Development
Sam Groveman serves as Director of Embedded Systems & Algorithm Development at Epic Global Innovations, leading programming architecture, embedded systems engineering, and proprietary algorithm development powering the Epic ERA ecosystem.
Sam Groveman serves as Director of Embedded Systems & Algorithm Development at Epic Global Innovations, leading programming architecture, embedded-systems engineering, and proprietary algorithm development for Epic ERA and its next-generation safety devices.
He oversees hardware integration, firmware, wireless connectivity, environmental sensors, device feedback, real-time diagnostics, and advanced data processing. His algorithm work transforms complex sensor data into practical safety information.
Sam combines scientific training with decades of engineering and software-development experience. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry from Reed College and a Ph.D. in Chemistry specializing in nanotechnology and radiochemistry from Hunter College. His technical background spans embedded programming, sensor systems, automation, robotics, asynchronous server infrastructure, data acquisition, hardware optimization, and scalable software deployment.
Sam created Fabrica-IO, a modular IoT platform for rapid sensor integration, automation, and device management. Its applications include air-quality monitoring, environmental controls, device automation, and configurable hardware ecosystems. The platform uses ESP32 architecture, C++/Arduino, PlatformIO, and an API-driven framework, with an Electron, Vue.js, and TypeScript desktop application for programming and configuration.
He also developed RoboRuckus, a robotics gaming and automation platform combining robotics control, multi-language firmware, backend APIs, FreeRTOS message queues, asynchronous and thread-safe servers, and containerized deployment. The work demonstrates experience in distributed control and scalable systems engineering.
Sam's other projects include air-quality monitoring and offline logging, reverse-engineered serial communications, Python environmental data acquisition, hydroponic automation, SQL-based sensor analytics, and configurable web visualization. Together, they show his ability to integrate hardware monitoring, analytics, automation, and backend architecture.
Alongside engineering, Sam is an Adjunct Professor and Core Facility Manager at Medgar Evers College. He has taught organic chemistry, biochemistry laboratories, and scientific instrumentation while overseeing analytical equipment and collaborative research. He has managed instrumentation environments, trained researchers and students, coordinated facility operations, and developed educational and research programs.
At Epic Global Innovations, Sam's ability to connect hardware, software, analytics, and scientific methodology advances wearable safety and intelligent monitoring technologies. His interdisciplinary approach supports the integration of firmware, sensors, wireless systems, device diagnostics, and data-processing workflows across the Epic ERA ecosystem.
His engineering philosophy emphasizes scientific precision, reliability, scalability, intelligent automation, and real-world deployment efficiency. He has also managed complex instrumentation environments, trained researchers and students in advanced analytical methods, coordinated scientific-facility operations, and developed research and educational programs. This combination of research leadership and practical systems design helps the team develop adaptable technologies for demanding safety environments. Outside work, he explores 3D printing, media creation, automation, tabletop gaming, and experimental design.
Lead PCB & Embedded Systems Engineer
Peter Kibuku Muchendu serves as Lead PCB & Embedded Systems Engineer for Epic ERA, bringing advanced expertise in circuit design, PCB architecture, embedded electronics, automation systems, and hardware innovation.
Peter Kibuku Muchendu serves as Lead PCB & Embedded Systems Engineer for Epic ERA, specializing in circuit design, PCB architecture, embedded electronics, automation, and hardware innovation. With a background in Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering from Dedan Kimathi University of Technology, he helps develop and optimize Epic ERA's wearable safety and monitoring technologies.
As Co-Founder of FitekLabs, Peter has led electronic and automation projects across multiple industries. His expertise includes high-performance circuits, multilayer PCBs, embedded-hardware integration, sensors, firmware support, and rapid prototyping. He is proficient in KiCad and Altium Designer, supporting robust and production-ready electronic systems.
At Epic ERA, Peter helps integrate environmental sensors, fall detection, GPS tracking, wireless communications, and real-time emergency-response hardware into compact, reliable wearable devices. His Flutter-based Android application experience also supports integration between embedded hardware and software.
Peter's meticulous attention to detail, engineering discipline, innovation-driven mindset, and commitment to engineering excellence strengthen Epic ERA's development of practical, life-saving safety technology for real-world environments.
Chief Design & Fabrication Officer
Riley Hicks is a highly accomplished fabrication specialist, industrial designer, and engineering innovator with more than 12 years of experience across advanced manufacturing, transportation technologies, pharmaceutical production systems, and precision fabrication. At Epic Global Innovations, Riley serves as the Chief Design & Fabrication Officer, where he leads the physical design language, fabrication strategy, prototype development, and mechanical innovation behind the Epic ERA product ecosystem.
Riley Hicks serves as Chief Design & Fabrication Officer at Epic Global Innovations, bringing more than 12 years of experience in advanced manufacturing, transportation technology, pharmaceutical production systems, and precision fabrication. He leads physical design, fabrication strategy, prototype development, and mechanical innovation for the Epic ERA product ecosystem.
Riley connects industrial function with product aesthetics, shaping the visual identity, ergonomics, durability, and user experience of Epic ERA technologies. His hands-on engineering approach helps convert concepts into practical, field-ready products.
He began in diesel technology as a mechanic and fabricator for semi-trucks and trailers, developing expertise in mechanical systems, structural integrity, fabrication, and field performance. He later moved into pharmaceutical manufacturing as a chemical technician, maintenance specialist, and research-and-development contributor. There, he helped design, optimize, and fabricate controlled-production equipment, including filtration systems, material-handling solutions, and specialized tooling for efficiency, compliance, and reliability.
Riley's fabrication expertise includes FDM multi-material 3D printing, 3D scanning, plasma CNC machining, MIG, TIG, ARC, and gas welding, electrical integration, structural fabrication, and advanced mechanical assembly. These capabilities help move ideas rapidly toward production-ready designs.
At Epic ERA, Riley drives the functional and cosmetic evolution of wearable safety products, from housings and ergonomic form factors to ruggedized mounting systems and fabrication workflows. His understanding of materials, manufacturability, and quality standards accelerates refined prototypes and precision components.
Riley's ability to combine artistic vision with mechanical engineering has significantly accelerated product development. His work spans industrial product housings, ruggedized mounting systems, ergonomic form factors, and advanced fabrication workflows that support both function and visual quality. His attention to detail and knowledge of materials help the team produce refined prototypes and precision components while maintaining manufacturability and strict quality standards.
Known as a dependable leader and collaborative problem solver, Riley brings creativity, integrity, a positive attitude, and disciplined craftsmanship to product development. Whether refining product aesthetics, developing wearable safety systems, or solving fabrication challenges, his work helps ensure Epic ERA technologies are visually compelling, durable, and engineered for demanding environments.
Application Development Manager
Andrew Robinson serves as Application Development Manager at Epic Global Innovations, where he leads the design and development of the user-facing applications that power the Epic ERA platform.
Andrew Robinson serves as Application Development Manager at Epic Global Innovations, leading the user-facing applications that power Epic ERA. He develops software connecting customers, caregivers, and organizations to the platform, turning device data into actionable information through secure, scalable applications built on Amazon Web Services.
Andrew brings more than twenty years of enterprise software experience across healthcare, analytics, cloud computing, and business operations. His work emphasizes practical solutions with the reliability, security, and scalability required in mission-critical environments.
He has held senior engineering and architecture roles at regional healthcare systems and major U.S. healthcare technology companies. At Optum and Change Healthcare, he developed cloud-native platforms, APIs, event-driven systems, and interoperability services for secure information exchange. At Health Catalyst, he helped build nationwide healthcare analytics and regulatory-reporting platforms while leading deployment automation and software delivery. Earlier, he spent seven years at PeaceHealth developing physician communications, operational software, and enterprise application frameworks.
Andrew translates complex operational needs into intuitive, maintainable systems. His expertise includes cloud architecture, Microsoft .NET, C#, AWS, Azure, REST APIs, event-driven systems, data integration, application security, and modern software engineering.
At Epic Global Innovations, Andrew is responsible for:
He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Operations Management from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. That perspective helps him align software with business objectives and organizational efficiency.
Andrew's operational perspective shapes his approach to software development and the effects technology decisions have on customers, operations, and long-term business growth. His technical depth, business understanding, and product-development experience support Epic ERA's growth into a reliable, scalable platform.
Outside work, he is a wildlife and nature photographer whose work takes him to remote coastal, wilderness, and wildlife environments throughout North America. The patience, planning, attention to detail, curiosity, continuous learning, and commitment to mastering complex challenges required in that work reflect qualities central to his engineering career.