Services
AI engineering, start to production.
I take on a small number of projects at a time and lead each one myself. Most start with AI. All of them end with something running in production.
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AI agents & workflow automation
Agents that read what comes in, decide what to do, and do it, with a person in the loop where it matters. - 02
LLM & ChatGPT integration
GPT and Claude inside your product, answering from your data, with guardrails you can explain to legal. - 03
Full-stack product engineering
Web and mobile products from first commit to production, built by someone who's done it for 18 years. - 04
Smart contracts & Web3
Solidity contracts and the APIs around them, from someone who's led blockchain teams since 2017.
How a project runs
Demos are easy. Production is the job.
I work as a forward deployed engineer: inside your team, close to the people who'll use what we build, and on your hours.
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Sit with the workflow
Before any code, I watch how the work gets done today. Who touches it, where it breaks, and what "done" means for the business, not just for the ticket.
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Scope what's real
A short written plan: what we'll build, what we won't, and how we'll know it works. AI projects fail on vague scope far more often than on bad models.
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Build and ship
Small releases in front of real users, early. You see working software every week, not a status report.
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Stay through production
Live systems break in ways demos don't. I stay for the messy part: debugging live, shifting requirements, the integration nobody documented.
Contact
Tell me what you're trying to fix.
I read every message myself and usually reply the same day. A rough idea is enough to start.
Or send a short briefHours
Your hours work for me.
San Francisco
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New York
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London
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Berlin
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Dubai
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Singapore
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Sydney
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Surat
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Me
I keep flexible hours and move my day to overlap with yours, whether that's a morning standup in New York or a late release in Sydney.