I build things that don't exist yet: patented sensor platforms, multi-agent AI systems, new ways to think about hard problems. My mission is building AGI: intelligent systems that understand, act, and work alongside people.
The moonshot is the minimum bar, not the aspiration.
At my core, I'm a maker. I get a kick out of building things that didn't exist before, and I've been doing it since I was 21 when I co-founded a startup and started filing patents. The best version of any problem is the one where you have to invent the solution.
Nine years. One thread: making machines that genuinely understand their environment. I go from raw sensor hardware through signal processing, model architecture, and cloud deployment, with no handoff needed at any layer.
The same instinct that makes me build software also puts me on a sailboat or at a shooting range. A maker doesn't switch off: they just find new problems to solve.
Reading wind, water, and weather in real time. There's no undo button, same as a hard engineering problem. You work with what the environment gives you.
Machines pushed to their limits. Half the fascination is the engineering underneath: systems optimized to the edge of what's physically possible.
Every target is a slightly different problem. You can't fake preparation and you can't think too much. Total presence, every time.
Footwork, timing, controlled aggression under pressure. The gym teaches you that preparation isn't optional: it's the whole game.
Looking for senior ML and agentic AI roles where the problem is hard, the stakes are real, and the solution doesn't exist yet. If that's what you're building, let's talk.
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