
work
iMeritBuilt Ground Control, an enterprise AI operations platform that made quality, throughput, governance, and exceptions visible across 6,000+ annotators, 20+ tools, and five time zones.
Blue Vision Labs (acq'd by Lyft)Scaled computer-vision data ingestion and mapping operations from 3 cities → 2 countries, helping produce a major public autonomous-vehicle street-mapping dataset before Lyft acquired the company.
GymnazoHelped turn expert movement coaching into repeatable products, curriculum, and sales systems tied to 209% year-over-year growth, 3,500+ customers, and demand for a third location.
Daybreaker HealthFounded a diagnostics-driven longevity company that turns fragmented health data into protocols, coaching workflows, and measurable retesting loops.
CheckFitFounded an AI movement coach that turns goals, recovery, nutrition, pain, constraints, and schedule changes into adaptive training decisions.
Monster FitnessScaled a six-agent sales team, wrote the playbook, and helped drive 3× annual revenue while NPS improved from 31 → 68.
Open Source
Open source projects are free, open, and available to everyone, which means anyone can inspect them, use them, suggest improvements, or build on them. The projects below I’ve either authored or helped move forward.
Nuclear AtlasNuclear Atlas brings scattered nuclear industry facts into one searchable map. Each claim links back to its source so people can check the evidence themselves.
Independent Ehlers-Danlos Research CollaborativeThis public research plan brings patient experience and expert review together to study why Ehlers-Danlos syndrome affects people so differently. It proposes an AI-assisted dataset and evidence navigator that show their sources, uncertainty, and review status.
Operation Learn West Coast SwingThis is a free, structured guide for learning West Coast Swing, plus a dataset of moves and teaching materials. Every visual links to where it came from, so learners and teachers can verify and improve it.
RemNote ConnectRemNote Connect lets other tools talk to your notes without sending them to someone else’s server. That means you can use scripts, terminal commands, or AI helpers while your data stays on your computer.









