The AI your team can't build itself. I build it.
Work that took ten people now runs as a system three people maintain. I build those systems — and I train your team to build the next ones without me.
Three ways in
Most people start in the middle. Train your team first — build the hard pieces with me when you hit them.
Build-With-AI Training
$2,500 / seat · 1–2 daysYour team learns to build their own AI automations using the frameworks I built at scale. We ship working automations from your real workflows during the training — not toy examples. Your people leave able to do this without me.
Where most clients startAI Automation Build-Out
From $25,000 · fixed scopeFor the workflow too important or too gnarly to hand to a freshly-trained team. I audit, find the highest-leverage process, and build it end to end — ingest, classification, routing, review, audit trail. A working system, not a slide deck.
Includes trust & safety buildsThe Automation Playbook
$750 · self-serveThe training, recorded, plus the framework templates to work from. For teams that want to start on their own before bringing me in. Self-paced, lifetime access, updated as the tools change.
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Portrait
Forged where the scrutiny was worst
Five years as a Senior Software Engineer at Trump Media & Technology Group (NASDAQ: DJT), building Truth Social's internal trust-and-safety infrastructure — moderation systems operating at scale under regulatory scrutiny, press attention, and political pressure most platforms will never face.
Before that: production systems at SmartLogic and six seasons hosting Elixir Wizards. Speaker at ElixirConf USA. Head of Software at Pavlok, scaling engineering to 30+. SVP of Innovation at NorthOut, running product across six startup teams at once. Founder of Baltimore AI/ML — 400+ members, with speakers from Johns Hopkins, NASA Goddard, and Legg Mason.
If a workflow can survive that, yours is not harder.
Things I've built
Products and systems I've founded, built, or run engineering for.
Selected essays
The hardest version of the work: encode the judgment, make it inspectable, defend it. If these arguments resonate, we will probably get along.
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I take on a small number of clients at a time. The next step is a 30-minute call — we'll find the workflow worth automating.
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