I came to software through philosophy and computer science. Now I design AI tools for hiring and research, where the hard part is defining clearly what an agent may and may not do.
A hiring tool that ranks incoming applications and handles interview scheduling. Its scheduling language is deliberately narrow for security, and I test it in two tracks: structured checks of the resolver and grammar, and real-use trials for intent fidelity. Co-presented at a Pursuit event.
An Ethereum classifier, built as a portfolio project.
Building AI-assisted products and workflows with LLMs through project-based development.
Small-group instruction of three to five students per session on digital platforms.
Prospect research, funding matrices, and impact analysis for a nonprofit. Recommendations drove a 20% increase in client engagement.
Research and editorial work on Religion as Make-Believe.
Designed and taught critical thinking and logic courses, with course evaluation frameworks and instructional video.
Thesis on formal logical structures in Hegel’s dialectic. Andrew Altman Social Justice Scholarship.
Data Structures in Java, Probability and Decision Theory. John W. Kluge Scholars Program. Dean’s List.
I’m looking for roles in AI and machine learning, data analysis, and applied research, in New York or remote.
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