AI implementation roles and collaborations, in San Francisco and beyond.
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I turn AI into useful, dependable tools for the people doing the work. My focus is retail agents and connected workflows: less re-entry, fewer loose ends, and more room to run the business.
I’m building Cork to bring checkout, inventory, purchasing, and invoices into one connected system for independent retailers. The AI handles repetitive steps, while the store team stays in control of the decisions that matter.
My enterprise work at IBM centers on agent workflows, evaluation, and the engineering that makes AI reliable in practice. I care about the full implementation: the data, the integrations, the way failures are handled, and how a team will operate the system after the demo.
Current focusRetail operations · Invoice intelligence · Dependable agents
Design and maintain evaluation infrastructure for LangGraph-based agent workflows in a regulated enterprise environment — golden datasets, regression gates, human-in-the-loop review — reducing manual review time by 30%.
Reduced agent workflow latency by 62% (850ms → 320ms) through asynchronous execution and semantic caching of LLM calls.
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Ship Dockerized Python/FastAPI services orchestrating LLMs, internal tools, and enterprise data through CI/CD — 98%+ uptime with retry, timeout, and fallback handling around non-deterministic model calls.
Build production observability that traces agent execution, tool calls, and failure modes end to end, converting production failures into permanent regression tests.
Software Engineer, Applied AI / Risk Platform
Infosys
Jan 2021 — Dec 2022
Hyderabad, India
Engineered ensemble anomaly-detection workflows for fraud decisioning, reducing false positives by 18% on a regulated risk platform.
Designed and deployed Dockerized FastAPI microservices and Azure Data Factory ETL pipelines processing 15M+ records.
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Implemented output-consistency monitoring that alerted on model drift before it reached downstream decisions.
Independent retailers have enough to keep track of. I’m building Cork to connect checkout, inventory, purchasing, and invoices, with retail agents that handle the repetitive steps and leave the important decisions with the store team.
I built Aptly Wallet to help people choose which of their existing cards to use for a purchase. A deterministic TypeScript engine compares reward rules and purchase conditions, then explains the rate and estimated value behind its recommendation. Alongside the web app, I built a Chrome extension.
Turns a medical bill into a review of its charges, using CMS rate references and cited explanations. Calculations stay in code; the model helps make the findings understandable.
Matches a résumé against live roles and explains where the fit is strong or incomplete. An evaluation harness checks the ranking against real job descriptions.
Checks code changes against the original requirements, using multiple agents to surface omissions and scope changes. Available through a web interface, CLI, and MCP server.
A self-hosted research workflow over SEC filings. Combines retrieval, source validation, and an audit trail so teams can inspect how an answer was produced.