Ordered by weight, not by date. Every project states what it does not do as clearly as what it does — the limitations are on each case study, not hidden behind the pitch.
The three that carry the most weight.
A compiler that turns published regulation into executable, source-linked rules — where the language model proposes and deterministic software decides.
A provider-side prior-authorization control plane for US healthcare, built on criterion-level evidence rather than denial prediction.
An AI services company — founded, built, and shipped, including a twenty-route production site and delivery for SMEs across three sectors.
Smaller, real, and documented to the same standard.
A database-driven startup evaluation platform — founders, funding history, source-backed verification, and filtering built for diligence questions.
A configuration-driven concurrent Python pipeline that ingests unfamiliar CSV datasets, verifies and re-sequences packets, and renders live telemetry.
A modular analytics pipeline built to test how far dependency inversion pays for itself before the wiring costs more than it saves.
Full-stack platform work — authentication flows, front-end screens, and user schema design.
Closed source, so most of these have no repository to open — but where the result is public, it is linked. A portfolio judged only on public repositories understates the set.
The production site behind epoches.co — twenty-plus routes, built and shipped end to end.
Priora specification packs
The product and technical packs behind Priora: 33 product files, 44 technical files.
CareerOps
Generates a tailored resume specification per application.
Listed for completeness, at low prominence. Calling these product work would devalue everything above.