I build production data pipelines, ML systems, and backend tooling in Python & C/C++ — from AI-accelerator silicon at Intel to real-time race telemetry in motorsports.
I'm a Software & AI engineer with 3+ years building production data pipelines, ML systems, and backend tooling — grounded in the reliability and performance discipline of low-level hardware engineering.
At Intel I spent three years deep in AI-accelerator silicon, building C/C++ and Python tooling across 9+ FPGA and NPU programs, deploying Kubernetes-hosted dashboards, and automating the validation that kept engineering teams moving fast and correct under real load.
Today I design, train, and deploy ML models against real-time data. At FYM Technologies I architect end-to-end telemetry pipelines for professional racing teams — turning raw sensor streams into live strategy and performance predictions.
A production-grade, globally-standardized vehicle database on PostgreSQL + pgvector with per-fact provenance tracking — modeling a five-level hierarchy from make down to variant, plus a dedicated attribute table for long-tail specs.
A Keras neural-net classifier generating live yellow-flag predictions at ~75% accuracy, fed by a Selenium pipeline scraping real-time IMSA timing into MongoDB. Integrating live APIs with WRL officials for redmist.racing.
Interactive Grafana dashboards for Intel FPGA engineers, deployed via Kubernetes, with Keras regression models layering predictive analytics over live build, debug, and performance data for 3+ teams.
A lightweight desktop viewer for motorsport data-logger files — fast, no-friction inspection of session data trackside.
A growing set of Python tools for working with VBOX files at the track — on its way to a packaged app aimed at replacing Circuit Tools.
Backend for a service that suggests captions for uploaded images, powered by an ML model — front-end in progress.