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🚀 Opening up for AI/ML Engineering Contracts
I've spent the last few years working across AI/ML engineering, LLM systems, agentic architectures, automation, and software engineering, while also building products as a technical founder.
I've recently opened up my availability for contract and project-based engineering work.
I'm particularly interested in helping startups and teams with:
1. AI agents & agentic systems
2. LLM & RAG applications
3. Local LLM / inference optimization
4. ML & AI automation
5. Python backend & API development
6. AI/ML experimentation, evaluation & prototyping
7. Technical architecture and engineering-heavy MVPs
I enjoy the problems that sit somewhere between research and production: taking an idea that works in a notebook or prototype and turning it into something that can actually run, scale, and be measured.
I'm especially interested in projects where there is a real engineering problem to solve, whether that's reducing inference costs, working within hardware constraints, designing an agentic workflow, automating a business process, or building an AI system from the ground up.
I'm currently available for contract, part-time, and project-based engagements.
If you're building something interesting and need an engineer who can go deep into the technical side, I'm open to working together.
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