About

Systems thinker. Builder.

Bio

I work at the intersection of medical imaging AI, product strategy, and systems design. Over the last decade, I have deployed ML solutions handling high-dimensional medical data from MR, CT, and PET scans inside high performance clusters and real-time edge devices for surgical units.

Beyond the technical execution, I am driven by the broader question: how do we turn powerful AI into workflows that clinicians can natively trust? That systems-level view is what animates my work at Perceptive Inc, and inspires my late-night engineering builds.

Computer visionMultimodal AISystem architectureReact, UI/UXPyTorch, TensorFlowCloud & edge deployments

Experience

Ten years of imaging AI, from research to the operating room.

  1. 2023 — now

    Scientist, Data Science

    Perceptive Inc. · Boston, MA

    Scientific and technology lead developing AI/ML solutions supporting multiple phases of clinical trials for neurology and oncology.

  2. 2021 — 2022

    Staff ML Algorithm Developer

    Activ Surgical · Boston, MA

    Developed ML models deployed on edge devices via Triton server for one of the first AI-assisted surgeries in the USA.

  3. 2018 — 2021

    Research Scientist, Project Lead

    EDDA Technology · New York

    Led development of depth estimation proofs of concept and novel model architectures for 3D volumetric images.

  4. 2017 — 2018

    Senior Research Associate

    UT Southwestern Medical Center · Dallas, TX

    Scaled ML solutions for healthcare data analysis using deep learning on high-performance computing clusters.

  5. 2016

    Software Developer

    Mindshare Medical · Seattle, WA

    Backend development in medical imaging systems: Tornado websocket servers, Docker containerisation, and healthcare database management.

Education

Training.

  1. 2024 — 2025

    MIT Professional Education

    Technology Leadership Program

  2. M.S.

    University of Texas at Arlington

    Biomedical Engineering, 3.8 GPA. Biomedical image and signal processing.

Off the clock

What keeps me grounded outside the terminal.

In the kitchen

When I’m not writing code, I’m likely experimenting with complex flavour profiles. Recently perfecting the art of a perfectly emulsified toum and a complex moru curry.

Physical discipline

Maintaining high cognitive output requires physical grounding. I rely on strict fitness discipline, tracking recovery, and hitting the mats to reset.

Downtime

Recharging by escaping into deep, narrative-driven worlds. Currently exploring the dense tactical layers of games like Baldur’s Gate 3.