30% off transcription latency, a rebuilt TTS path, and an agent that learns what to do when a call falls apart.
AI / ML / GenAI Engineer
Most of what I build listens for a while before it decides anything.
At Emitrr I shaved a third off the latency of a live voice pipeline — the kind of number that only matters because someone was mid-sentence when it did. Outside of work, I build small experiments that poke at the edges of these systems: a narrator that never quite explains itself, a classifier that has to explain everything, a model asked to find a few pixels of bleeding in fifty thousand frames.
A rough shape of what I do
Production speech and LLM systems by day. Interpretable ML, agentic tooling, and the occasional game designed to make a language model slip, by whatever hours are left.
A model that reads blood glucose out of a light-absorption waveform — one version accurate, one version an equation a person can actually read.
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