“Efficiency” is vague, and healthcare data brings compliance questions.
On your resume
Architected and delivered RAG and multi-agent microservices on AWS, improving workflow-processing efficiency by 60% and establishing reusable service and orchestration patterns.
How ready are you?
Cross-questions
4
A strong answer covers
Queues or events (SQS, SNS, EventBridge) or HTTP; a shared state store; typed message contracts; idempotency keys.
How you’d do it today: MCP for tools and A2A between agents.
Avoid
Not knowing the transport.
A strong answer covers
Data minimization, encryption in transit and at rest, HIPAA-eligible services under a BAA, de-identification and access logs.
Avoid
Saying compliance was someone else’s job.
A strong answer covers
Throughput or processing time, the baseline, and how it was measured.
Avoid
A percentage with no definition.
A strong answer covers
Correlation IDs across agents, distributed tracing, structured logs of every tool call, and replaying failed trajectories.
Avoid
“We checked the logs.”
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