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AI Integration & Automation Engineer | Full-Stack Web Apps
AI/ML & Data Solutions Engineer
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AI Engineer | LLM Workflows & Agents for B2B SaaS
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AI Engineer | LLM Workflows & Agents for B2B SaaS
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Email Intake Automation — Stips, Sorted Without a Human Touching Them The problem (any MCA ops person knows this pain)💯 Every funding application generates a flood of supporting documents ("stips") likd bank statements, tax returns, voided checks, business licenses, driver's licenses, landlord references, lease agreements, articles of incorporation, and dozens more. They arrive over days or weeks via email, attached as PDFs, JPGs, screenshots, and forwarded chains. They're named things like "scan_2.pdf" or "IMG_4847.jpeg". Someone on the ops team has to: download every attachment, figure out which application it belongs to, identify what kind of document it is, rename it properly, place it in the right folder in the case management system, and update the application checklist. For shops funding 50+ deals a week, this single workflow eats hours of operational labor every day. What I built🔥 - An intake pipeline that watches a shared inbox, pulls every attachment, identifies which application each one belongs to, classifies what type of stip it is, renames it to the firm's naming convention, drops it into the correct location, and updates the application's stip checklist automatically. - By the time a human looks at the case, it's organized. Outcomes🙌 - Stips routed and labeled without manual intervention - Application checklists update themselves - Funder/processor time freed up for actual review work - Reduced lost-document errors during back-and-forth with ISOs - Faster turnaround from "submission" to "ready for underwriting" Stack🧠 Python, IMAP/email processing, AI classification, async pipelines. Best fit for👍 MCA funders, ISOs, lenders, and any back-office operation that receives documents by email and burns hours sorting them. If your ops team manually downloads, renames, and routes attachments, this solves that.
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AI Bookkeeping Platform — Books That Maintain Themselves🔥 The problem💯 Small business owners don't want to think about bookkeeping. They want to know if the business is healthy, whether they can afford a new hire, and what their tax bill will look like. But getting answers from their books still requires effort, opening the app, navigating menus, running reports, interpreting numbers, and fixing categorization mistakes along the way. The tools have improved, but the workflow hasn't really changed, users still drive the software. What I built🙌 - A bookkeeping platform where the AI agent drives the workflow, not the user. - Instead of opening a dashboard and clicking through menus, users just ask. "How's revenue this month?" "Did I pay the AWS bill yet?" "Categorize the Amazon charge as Supplies and remember it." - The agent answers in plain language, takes real actions inside the books, creates rules from corrections, and only asks the user when something genuinely needs their input. The interface becomes the conversation. Outcomes🙌 - Users get answers without learning the app - Transactions get categorized and corrections become rules - Receipts auto-match to transactions - Reports update continuously, available on request - Bookkeeping shifts from a weekly chore to a quick chat Stack🧠 Python, GCP, event-driven architecture, LLM tooling, React, TypeScript. Best fit for👍 Fintech and SMB finance products, bookkeeping services going AI-native, accounting platforms exploring agent-first interfaces, or any product where the next product surface is a conversation, not a dashboard.
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Enterprise AI Personalization — Real-Time AI for Fortune 500 Retail The brands🔥 Built backend services and AI personalization infrastructure used by enterprise retailers including Samsung, Nissan, JCPenney, DICK'S Sporting Goods, and Fossil, products serving millions of shoppers in real time. The problem at scale💯 Enterprise ecommerce isn't like a small Shopify store. When millions of shoppers hit the site, every personalization decision needs to happen in milliseconds, every behavioral signal needs to be processed without losing data, and every campaign needs to run reliably across regions and devices. The hard part isn't the AI it's making sure the AI works under real production load, every day, for brands that can't afford downtime. What I built🔥 Event-driven backend services that turn high-volume shopper behavior (product views, cart activity, browsing patterns) into real-time signals for AI-driven personalization and campaign execution. Built on AWS Lambda for elastic scale, with API integrations supporting enterprise client launches and production-grade reliability. Outcomes🙌 - High-volume behavioral signals processed in real time - Event-driven Lambda pipelines supporting AI recommendation systems - Reliable infrastructure supporting enterprise brand campaigns - Production launches across multiple Fortune 500 retail brands Stack🧠 Node.js, AWS Lambda, event-driven architecture, REST APIs, ML-supporting infrastructure. Best fit for👍 Enterprise SaaS, ecommerce platforms, AI/ML companies, personalization products, CRO/growth tools, and anyone building backend systems where reliability at scale matters more than clever architecture.
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AI Agents & Workflow Automation — LLMs That Take Real Actions, Not Just Chat🔥 The problem💯 Most "AI agents" on the market are still chatbots wearing a costume. They can answer questions, summarize docs, and sound convincing but they can't actually do anything inside a real system. They don't update records. They don't call APIs. They don't make decisions that matter. When teams try to put them into production workflows, they either hallucinate, break under edge cases, or require so much guard railing that the agent becomes slower than the manual process it was supposed to replace. What I built🔥 - Production AI agents that operate inside real workflows, taking structured actions, calling internal tools and APIs, working through multi-step decisions, and knowing when to ask a human. - The agents handle the operational work teams actually want automated: querying data and answering follow-ups, classifying and routing incoming items, updating records, generating reports on request, running multi-step workflows that combine several tools, and recovering gracefully when something doesn't fit the expected pattern. Outcomes🙌 - Agents that take real actions, not just generate text - Tool using LLMs with structured outputs and validation layers - Multi-step workflows that complete reliably end-to-end - Audit logs so every agent action is reviewable - Human escalation built in agents know what they shouldn't decide - Evaluation suites so improvements can be measured, not guessed at Stack🧠 Python, LLM orchestration tooling, async pipelines, structured outputs, evaluation frameworks. Best fit for👍 SaaS products adding in-app AI assistants, ops teams automating internal workflows, fintech and back-office products with repetitive decision work, and any team that's tried building agents and watched them fall apart in production.
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I build offline AI tools that make documents talk.
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I build offline AI tools that make documents talk.
Web Developer building responsive and modern websites
Web Developer building responsive and modern websites
AI Developer & ML Engineer: Top-notch Expertise
AI Developer & ML Engineer: Top-notch Expertise
Software Engineer with a commitment to excellence
Software Engineer with a commitment to excellence
Machine Learning Engineer
Machine Learning Engineer