I’m a software engineer, AI/ML leader, educator, and lifelong builder who is happiest when I’m learning something new, solving a difficult problem, or experimenting with an idea just to see where it leads.

Professionally, my work focuses on artificial intelligence, machine learning, software architecture, and building practical technology at scale. I enjoy working at the intersection of research and engineering—taking emerging technologies, understanding how they actually work, and turning them into useful systems.

Outside of work, that same curiosity carries into my home lab and personal projects. I’m constantly experimenting with GPUs, local AI models, automation, electronics, hardware, software, 3D printing, data analysis, and whatever else catches my attention. Some projects start with a practical goal; others begin simply because I want to know, “Can I make this work?”

Software development has always been more than a profession for me. It is one of the ways I explore ideas. I enjoy building open-source projects, testing new technologies, pushing hardware beyond its expected use cases, and creating tools that solve problems I find interesting.

At the core of it, I like keeping my mind moving. I’m driven by curiosity, experimentation, and the satisfaction of turning an idea into something real. There is always another technology to learn, another system to improve, another experiment to run, and another problem worth solving.