Product · AI Systems · Built from Scratch
I don't just spec it.
I ship it.
Every project here started with a real problem, a team drowning in meeting transcripts, a compliance team missing regulatory signals, a chatbot that couldn't tell a founder from an analyst. I found the gap, designed the solution, and built the thing.
Building AI products that work in the real world
Most AI demos collapse the moment they touch a real workflow, inconsistent outputs, no escalation logic, no way to audit what the model actually did. I build AI systems designed to survive contact with reality. That means thinking about failure modes before launch, not after.
I come to every product as both the PM and the person who can build a working prototype by Tuesday, which changes what questions you ask and how fast you move.
Across these projects, I've worked the full AI product surface: defining the use case, architecting the system (retrieval, context management, role-aware prompting), shipping the interface, and measuring reliability in regulated environments where silent failures are liabilities.
All projects are public. Code, commits, and context, no gatekeeping.