Australian Red Cross Lifeblood
Aman Sehgal is a seasoned Data Engineer with extensive experience in designing and implementing advanced data solutions across various organizations. Currently at Australian Red Cross Lifeblood, Aman focuses on life sciences solutions and develops scalable lakehouse platforms and robust real-time data pipelines. Prior roles include Data Engineer at CyberCX, where Aman designed data lake architecture on AWS, and Big Data Engineer at Coles, working extensively with Microsoft Azure. Aman's background also includes experience as a Teaching Assistant at Monash University, where support was provided for undergraduate and postgraduate students in big data technologies. Additionally, Aman has co-founded Pickortow Pvt. Ltd. and has held various software development roles. Aman holds a Master’s Degree in Information Technology from Monash University and a Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology from Savitribai Phule Pune University.
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Australian Red Cross Lifeblood
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Australian Red Cross Lifeblood is a division of the Australian Red Cross. We’re an organisation committed to providing life-giving essence to support the everyday well-being of all Australians. We’ll always be there for Australia. Not just by giving blood, but through our clinical excellence, commitment to education and our ongoing investment in research and development. We’re a team of experts who deliver safe, high quality products time and time again. We work tirelessly to develop innovative solutions; whether it be for blood, organ matching, tissue typing or donated breast milk. We’re here to support all Australians — from the youngest to the most vulnerable —when they need us. We’re united through the power of humanity to build a healthier nation. What we do is only possible through the generous donations of almost half a million unpaid voluntary donors. They’re incredible. They’re indispensable. Without them, we can’t deliver the essential services critical to the health of Australians.