Systems, platform, and ML engineering
This portfolio collects the work I want to show publicly: production services, self-hosted infrastructure, WebAssembly demos, and technical writing that explains the tradeoffs clearly.
Selected work
Systems engineer and reverse-search implementer
An ongoing Rust and WebAssembly project for reverse Game of Life search.
Turned a technical research problem into an accessible browser case study backed by a working solver workspace.
Platform engineer and operator
Six-node bare-metal Kubernetes platform for GitOps, storage, shared services, and ongoing systems work.
Evolved the cluster into a maintainable platform spanning networking, storage, delivery, observability, and shared data services.
Full-stack developer and operator
Rust-backed portfolio site for presenting projects, repositories, and papers.
Built a maintainable portfolio platform with a clear deployment path from local builds to a live Kubernetes cluster.
Research
A machine-supported proof that one-step predecessor existence is NP-complete for explicitly encoded finite Game-of-Life boards with a permanently dead exterior.
An edge-oriented person detection and re-identification prototype that shares embeddings instead of streaming every camera feed to a central server.
Engineering approach
I care about the full path from an idea to a dependable system: explicit tradeoffs, reproducible builds, observable operation, and documentation that makes the result easier to maintain.
Leading AI/ML research and platform work at Dais.
Tools I use for backend systems, infrastructure, and interactive demos.
Formal reports, reproducible artifacts, and practical engineering write-ups.
Technical communication
Technical writing is part of the engineering work. Research entries preserve authorship, citations, source artifacts, and limitations; case studies connect those results back to working software.
The Reverse Game of Life work demonstrates that approach through a formal complexity result, a reproducible proof artifact, and a working WebAssembly sandbox.