Jagmag H K
Enterprise Architecture · Digital Transformation · AI-Augmented Architecture

About Me


I am a Software Architect and Enterprise Architect with 24+ years of experience building, modernizing, and governing enterprise technology platforms. My career spans Infosys and Accenture in India, 13 years at SeaTech Consulting in Singapore, a stint as Principal – Enterprise Architecture at Temus leading architecture governance for Singapore's public healthcare technology domain, and currently as Principal Solutions Architect at Zuhlke Engineering.

I have led teams of 50–75 people, architected greenfield cloud-native platforms on AWS and Azure, and guided multi-year legacy modernization programs across healthcare, insurance, construction, and gaming sectors. I hold certifications in TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation, AWS Solutions Architect – Associate, GovTech ICT Assessment for Solution Architects, MCSD/MCPD, CSQA, and Scrum Master.

Starting out as a programmer — one of the first at my organization to move to the .NET stack when it launched in the early 2000s — I have had the good fortune to take on a wide variety of roles: programmer, QA lead, Scrum Master, technical lead, solution architect, and enterprise architect. Each role has deepened my understanding of not just why technology projects succeed, but more importantly why and where they tend to fail.

My guiding principle is that the best solution is the most sustainable one — not necessarily the most technically sophisticated. I look for pragmatic approaches that balance innovation with operational realities, regulatory requirements, and long-term cost sustainability.

Skills


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Formulating Technology Strategy

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Enabling Digital Transformation

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Solving Complex Problems

From the Blog


June 7, 2026

Agentic AI: Model Autonomy, and the Harder Question

Everyone's asking whether AI agents are good enough to put in production. Wrong question. The gating variable was never capability. It was reversibility — and LLMs are making it dangerously easy to forget.

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