Engineer.
Builder.
Learner.
I’m an industrial engineer. I focus on complicated operations with lots of moving parts. How does work flow through them? Where does it get stuck, and how does one delay spread to everything else? And how can better models lead to better decisions? Software lets me turn that thinking into tools people can explore and use.
Industrial Engineering & Flow
Production lines: how much they can make, work in progress (WIP), cycle time, bottlenecks, timing jobs, and studying a process to improve it.
Operations Research
Waiting lines (queueing), simulation, finding the best plan (optimization), scheduling, what-if testing (sensitivity analysis) and tools that help people decide.
Networks & Data
Maps of what depends on what, network science and knowledge graphs. Data at the right level of detail, tracking where it came from, and checking it.
Engineering Software
Interactive apps for analysis, charts and visuals in the browser, Python and SQL work, and quick prototypes.
Applied AI
AI agents that work through tasks step by step. AI that looks up the right information before answering (retrieval). Knowledge systems, testing how well AI works, learning from feedback and human review.
Problem Solving
See the real system for yourself. Write down what you’re assuming. Pick the simplest model that does the job. Test other options. Check the results. Explain the decision clearly.
Let’s talk.
Look around the Lab and the Writing, or reach me through the links below.