Why this work matters
Useful digital products require more than isolated code: they need clear user flows, structured information, validation, persistence, accessible interfaces, and a realistic delivery path.
Applications · Data · AI-assisted development
A growing portfolio connecting interfaces, application logic, structured data, testing, generative AI, and controlled agentic workflows.

Useful digital products require more than isolated code: they need clear user flows, structured information, validation, persistence, accessible interfaces, and a realistic delivery path.
Translate user and business requirements into interface concepts, application logic, data models, evaluation workflows, and testable implementation plans.
Brings product, content, education, marketing, and technical perspectives together so applications remain understandable to both users and stakeholders.
Selected examples
Each example adds a distinct workflow, domain, or evaluation method.
Classifies feedback and ticket queries, creates six-digit tickets in SQLite, retrieves status, and records the selected route and action.
Runnable prototype · deterministic tools · audit logOpen case studyCoordinates synthetic records and appointment proposals while preserving emergency escalation, explicit confirmation, and human review.
Safety screen · confirmation gate · human controlOpen case studyRoutes business questions to reproducible statistics, category analysis, time trends, and charts calculated from 2,500 supplied sales records.
Verified metrics · CSV analysis · visual outputsOpen case studyRetrieves approved context, assembles a grounded prompt, produces an evidence-bound answer, and maintains bounded conversation memory.
Runnable offline retrieval workflowOpen case studyMakes multi-step work visible through state, routing, bounded parallel workers, and a defined path for combining results.
Distinct state · routing · worker coordinationOpen case studySupports AI inventory, risk assessment, control selection, fairness review, incident handling, and governance ownership.
Runnable decision-support prototypeOpen case studyCoding project categories
Interfaces, APIs, validation, data models, persistence, testing, and accessible user workflows.
AI Response Quality Lab · MindGarden portal and booking architecturePrompt design, response comparison, quality evaluation, content workflows, and human review.
Educational and marketing evaluation · Prompt-engineering iterationsMulti-step AI workflow concepts with tool use, decision gates, monitoring, and human approval.
Agentic-framework study · Responsible workflow and orchestration conceptsTechnical skills
Completed study, work in progress, and documented tools are labeled clearly for an accurate view of current technical range.
Program-based study: MIT Sloan completed August 30, 2026; Purdue and Michigan expected September 30, 2026.
Current and developing proficiency through coursework and portfolio projects.
Applied tools and documented prior technical experience.
Selected deliverables
Evidence
Work in development and representative technical concepts are labeled clearly; no unsupported claims of production scale or coding ownership.
Methods & capabilities