Three ways to bring reliability to your platform and AI.

Each engagement applies the same discipline: understand the system, design for failure, measure what matters, and leave it more reliable than I found it.

01

Cloud Platform & Site Reliability Engineering

The problem

Platforms grow faster than the practices that keep them stable. Without SLOs, observability, and repeatable infrastructure, reliability becomes guesswork and every incident is a fire drill.

What I bring

The SRE discipline that kept advisor-facing platforms running at Wells Fargo Advisors — applied to your environment, your constraints, your team.

Wells Fargo Advisors

Led site reliability engineering for high-availability, regulated hybrid-cloud platforms serving 15,000+ advisors. SLO design, incident management, and observability in an environment where reliability and compliance are non-negotiable.

Capabilities

  • SLI/SLO design and error-budget policy
  • FMEA and failure-mode analysis
  • Incident detection, triage, and post-incident review
  • Observability (Azure Monitor, Splunk, AppDynamics)
  • Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, ARM/Bicep) with environment parity
  • Kubernetes / AKS operations
  • CI/CD reliability gates and rollback automation
  • Disaster recovery and resiliency design
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02

AI Systems in Production

The problem

A model that works in a notebook is not a system that works in production. Latency, cost, retrieval quality, and failure handling decide whether an AI initiative survives real users and audits.

What I bring

The same SRE reliability discipline — SLOs, error budgets, incident runbooks — applied to AI-native systems, backed by an M.S. in AI/ML with Distinguished Honors.

General Motors

Built and operated production AI systems — including a multi-agent orchestration pipeline and a RAG system — applying the same reliability discipline used for traditional infrastructure. M.S. in AI/ML, Distinguished Honors (3.97 GPA), June 2025.

Capabilities

  • Production RAG pipelines with vector search (FAISS)
  • Multi-agent orchestration systems (LangGraph)
  • Databricks ML pipeline development
  • LLM production deployment with latency and cost monitoring
  • Reliability engineering specific to AI-powered applications
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03

Fractional & Contract Engineering

The problem

Not every team needs a full-time hire. Sometimes you need senior reliability judgment for a defined period — or clarity on whether you're ready for a larger AI initiative before committing budget.

What I bring

A diagnostic-first, low-commitment entry point: start with an AI Readiness Audit and expand only if it makes sense.

Best first step

Most engagements start with an AI Readiness Audit — a fast, low-risk way to see where you stand before larger commitments. No pitch deck, no proposal until I understand the problem.

Capabilities

  • AI Readiness Audit — platform and data readiness diagnostic
  • Fractional / contract Staff-level reliability and platform work
  • Regulated-environment delivery (compliance-aware architecture, audit logging)
  • C2C / staffing-partner engagements
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Tell me what you're building and what worries you about running it. We'll figure out the right way to work together.