Work
My work has moved between software, operations, and jobs where reliability is visible immediately. The settings are different, but the skill is the same: notice what breaks, understand what people need, and make the next version more reliable.
AI & Automation Intern
At Reiter USA I build internal AI tools and logistics dashboards for day-to-day operations. The work is less about demos and more about replacing brittle spreadsheet and handoff workflows with automations people can trust: forms and confirmations that route cleanly, dashboards that make status visible, and agents that cut busywork so the team can spend time on judgment calls and exceptions. I am also prototyping ideas for the company’s software as a path toward joining the development team. I am still in this role.
AI & ML Engineering Intern
At Tresic, I worked on applied AI and ML problems involving language-model evaluation and deployment. The centerpiece was an LLM-as-a-judge harness used as a production deploy gate: calibrate a quality threshold on purpose, keep development separate from a blind held-out measurement, read bootstrap confidence-interval lower bounds instead of a single point estimate, and fail closed when the evidence is thin. That made evaluation feel less like a final checkbox and more like the work that decides whether a system can be trusted.
Professional Mover
Moving is straightforward until the day stops being straightforward. I work directly with clients, adapt when plans change, and finish the job even when it is physically demanding or the schedule gets messy.
Delivery / Event Team Member
Delivery and event support for weddings and special events. I handled the loading, setup, teardown, and inventory movement that make the visible part of an event possible.
Head Lifeguard / Outdoor Pool Coordinator
Supervised aquatics staff and owned daily safety operations, scheduling, and pool coordination. It taught me that good systems matter most when people need to make decisions quickly.
The through-line across these roles is the same: take ownership of a fuzzy problem, understand what the people doing the work actually need, and leave behind something clearer and more durable. That is the part I think of as systems thinking.
I am completing a double major in Computer Information Systems and Finance at Colorado Mesa University, with graduation expected in May 2027. During school I prefer remote evaluation and agent-quality work; after graduation I am open to full-time roles in Denver, Southern California, or remote.
For selected projects and open-source work, see projects. If you want to talk, email me.