I lead the changes enterprises cannot afford to get wrong.
Enterprise architect & technology transformation leader. Twenty-five years across Fortune 100 finance, statewide government, and startups.
RonMeck
Every architecture has a foundation.
1997. A nineteen-year-old petty officer serving in the U.S. Navy learns the first rule of mission-critical systems: they don't get to fail.
Four years in the Navy. Then decades architecting enterprise systems for the Army, the Navy, Bank of America, Capital One, a State agency, and a startup. The scale kept growing. The challenges never stopped. But the rule never changed.
Then the numbers got serious.
Seven years architecting mission-critical payment systems for a Fortune 100 bank — owning platform architecture end to end, from engineering to security to the board-level roadmap.
A new platform to run the whole business
A ground-up re-architecture of the platform behind a national locksmith network — multi-tenant, serverless, and AI-assisted with human oversight matched to risk.
Responsible AI for a state transportation agency
An enterprise AI adoption strategy for a statewide agency — readiness assessment, responsible-AI guardrails, and three approved innovation initiatives.
Architecting payments at $2T scale
A phased decomposition of a legacy payment platform that unlocked $30M in annual revenue and cut feature delivery time by 75%.
Enterprise architecture governance for a state agency
Establishing a modern architecture practice to govern mission-critical transportation platforms statewide.
Systems that run themselves.
Writing on architecture & resilient systems.
Essays on enterprise architecture, cloud economics, and the discipline of building platforms that don't get to fail.
READ THE WRITING →Navy service to Fortune 100 payment platforms to statewide government — the complete service record renders as a live terminal session. Watch it type itself out, line by line.