Data & AI Engineer
From Terraform-provisioned cloud infrastructure to agentic systems that reason over live enterprise data — I work the full stack and ship things you can actually click on. Currently focused on the Oracle data ecosystem.
Flagship — live demo
A conversational analytics agent where everything agentic lives inside the database: in-database vector search over supplier contracts, natural-language SQL over live order data, and persistent agent memory in plain SQL tables. Claude reasons in a visible tool-use loop, streamed step-by-step to the browser. Provisioned end-to-end on OCI with Terraform and served over HTTPS.
Autonomous paper-trading system blending momentum signals with congressional-disclosure and news-sentiment following. A deterministic risk scorer auto-executes low-risk trades and routes the rest to a human approval queue — position caps, loss halts, and a kill switch apply regardless. 229 regression tests, each built from a real observed failure.
Autonomous two-agent system over the Model Context Protocol: one agent gathers live market data, a deterministic engine grades portfolio risk (beta, Sharpe, concentration), and a second agent writes a validated plain-language daily briefing. Every run audit-logged.
Full-stack portfolio tracker: Next.js frontend with Supabase auth and row-level security, Python microservices for live market data, AI-generated analysis, and professional PDF reporting.
ETL and analytics over 3.6 million NYC taxi trips: Airflow-orchestrated PySpark jobs feeding PostgreSQL, explored through an interactive dashboard of maps, fares, and trip metrics.
I'm an engineer focused on the seam between data infrastructure and applied AI. I like building things end to end: provisioning the cloud with code, modeling the data, wiring up the agents, and shipping an interface people can actually use.
Recent work spans agentic analytics on Oracle AI Database, multi-agent systems on the Model Context Protocol, and clinical machine learning on HL7 FHIR. The common thread: real systems, deployed and demonstrable, not notebooks.