I'm a machine learning engineer, and for nine years my job has been getting models out of notebooks and into products people rely on.
I studied computer science at the University of British Columbia, then started at MITRE in Virginia, where my computer vision work on drone imagery earned the Officer's Award. I spent the next five years at Vancouver startups: computer vision for esports teams at Insights.gg, then weapon detection from electromagnetic signals at Xtract One, where I became Lead Machine Learning Engineer.
Since moving to the Netherlands I've put learning models in front of hundreds of thousands of students at Snappet, and I now build generative AI for legal and tax professionals at Lefebvre SDU.
That range is the reason for the name. I've built LLM assistants, and I've built classic models that run on embedded hardware, so I can tell you which one your problem actually needs, and then build it properly.
I live in The Hague and work with teams in the US and Canada. Meetings happen in your morning.