Paperlyft
Turns complex documents into WCAG 2.1 AA and PDF/UA-ready output, pairing an AI processing pipeline with evaluation, human review, and AWS infrastructure.
AI engineerArizona / Earth
I build what matters, understand why it works, and never stop making it better.

Selected transmissions · 2024-26
Production work, active bets, and experiments that kept moving after the demo.
Turns complex documents into WCAG 2.1 AA and PDF/UA-ready output, pairing an AI processing pipeline with evaluation, human review, and AWS infrastructure.
Research-backed context and review tooling for Claude Code, with branch-local continuity, privacy-aware evidence, reusable review contracts, and an advisory GitHub Action path.
A nonprofit platform with CMS-driven pages, admin operations, dynamic forms, donations, and payments, built by a team to help families, professionals, and donors find and request services.
A project workspace where Kanban, documents, journals, and Studio intake are connected by a multi-agent LangGraph orchestration layer with durable state and role-aware workflows.
A personal job-search cockpit for tailoring resumes and cover letters, answering application questions, tracking H-1B opportunities, and processing job batches from a browser extension.
Method / operating principles
I design AI around measurable behavior, observable failure modes, and repeatable delivery - not impressive demos that drift in production.
That method runs through Paperlyft and my code-review work at ASU. Different problems; the same demand for evidence over claims.
A well-scoped agent with the right context usually beats a smarter model with no boundaries.
If a decision cannot be traced to an agent, context, and rule, the system is not production-ready.
One reliable capability is more valuable than ten impressive behaviors that drift between runs.
Trajectory
Designing the orchestration, memory, authority, and infrastructure layers for reliable agent teams.
Working instruments
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner · AWS Academy Graduate - Cloud Security Foundations Training Badge
Interests / future work
My work is rooted in education, while my curiosity keeps pulling me toward finance and the edges of computation.
Currently working at the Learning Engineering Institute to help change the world of education - building technology that makes learning more accessible, more useful, and more human.
I’m drawn to finance for the way it combines data, uncertainty, incentives, and long-horizon decisions. I want to keep learning the systems behind the numbers and eventually build within them.
Quantum computing interests me because it asks us to rethink what computation can be. I’m learning about the field simply because the ideas are fascinating - and to see where they may lead.
Different domains. The same question: how can thoughtful systems expand what people are able to do?
Field notes