Arbol
Making a folder of notes useful to an AI agent. Structured metadata, lexical search, and a link graph produce context with traceable sources.
I build data systems and help customers put them to work. My experience spans Two Circles, Falkonry, and Op2ra. I’m currently pursuing my M.S. in Business Analytics at Santa Clara University.
My work connects engineering with the people who depend on it: analysts, customers, and product teams.
View complete résumé ↗Data pipelines, reporting automation, and full-stack analytics applications supporting sports partnership decisions.
Customer-facing industrial analytics, anomaly detection workflows, and Python/API automation across manufacturing and energy use cases.
Owning the path from raw financial information to recommendations and a usable product: ingestion, backend services, and the interface.
A few projects that show how I think about data quality, engineering tradeoffs, and the people using the result.
Making a folder of notes useful to an AI agent. Structured metadata, lexical search, and a link graph produce context with traceable sources.
A clearer view of everyday spending. Bringing financial records, purchase decisions, and card rewards into a product people can understand.
Recipe discovery that starts with ingredients. A social cooking project exploring sharing, community challenges, and mobile experiences.
Research, prototypes, and early ideas. Different stages, one habit: asking a better question.
What makes an evaluation trustworthy? Exploring test-set quality, holdouts, and the gap between an impressive number and a reliable system.
Read the research note ↗Music meets constraints: harmonic fit, phrasing, energy, and the logic of a good DJ set. The knowledge base comes before the mixing engine.
Explore the foundations ↗A playground for market-data ingestion, feature engineering, and model comparison. A way to explore uncertainty through code.
Explore the code ↗A short note on what an evaluation measures—and what it can miss.
Read the note ↗The design questions behind DJAI: compatibility, energy, and the shape of a set.
Read the note ↗What cooking can teach a product about its starting point.
Read the note ↗I’m interested in the places where systems meet everyday life: how people use money, how teams make decisions, how music flows, and what’s for dinner.
That curiosity shows up in my work, from sports analytics and industrial AI to personal projects in cooking and music.
Open to Data Engineer, Solutions Engineer, Customer Success, and Forward-Deployed Engineer roles.