Founder
Building agentic retail intelligence — a multi-agent system that negotiates, forecasts, and reasons over procurement at the speed of commerce.
I build AI systems that fail gracefully and reason collectively. My work spans multi-agent LLM research, intelligent procurement platforms, and applied machine learning — from academic manuscripts to production deployments.
Currently: MS Data Science at GWU, Founder of RAIN (Anthropic-backed), and Research Collaborator with Prof. Neil F. Johnson.
Building agentic retail intelligence — a multi-agent system that negotiates, forecasts, and reasons over procurement at the speed of commerce.
Designing experimentation infrastructure and data pipelines for clinical health behavior research.
Building reporting and analytics workflows for nonprofit operations and impact measurement.
Investigating reinforcement-learned coordination protocols across heterogeneous LLM agents. IEEE manuscript in preparation.
Generative-AI pipelines for cross-modal artistic research; HPC orchestration on AWS for diffusion + audio models.
Studied adversarial failure modes in open-source language models — emergent collusion, jailbreak surface, and graceful degradation.
A framework for cooperative resource arbitration across heterogeneous LLM agents — introducing failure-graceful negotiation protocols with provable safety bounds.
Empirical evidence of discrete reasoning regimes in LLMs as a function of sampling temperature — with implications for prompt engineering and alignment.
A gradient-boosted classifier for delivery-failure risk in supply chains, trained on 2.4M procurement records — deployed in pilot with a Fortune 500 partner.
Three prizes: Most Innovative Use of AI, Longest AI Prompt, and Most Pull Requests.
Won for Onboard AI, an intelligent onboarding automation platform. Pitched at GWU Build with AI Day.