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Skills

I like to think of skills as features of a product. What story do these features tell and do they compel you enough to buy in?

Given ample opportunity to expand on my technical skillset, I would first like to highlight a few areas I am passionate about and continue to practice.

Leadership

Relational Psychology and Leadership are major interests of mine. Once I founded a 501(c)3, my education into decentralization, mobilizing and motiving, negotiating, and team building skyrocketed.

Design

From application UI/UX to social media marketing, the artistic strategy behind composition, conveying a message, and curating an experience is an area I find myself repetitively coming back to.

Adoption

Adaptation is the key to survival? Darwin may have been right on the money. Maybe not for survival but, I have a strong ability to adopt new ideas, concepts, and technology at impressive speed.

Hunger

As any ambitious 20-something, looking to make an impact would say—I'm hungry. I pride my work ethic; I will let that speak for itself.

The Broad

Technical Areas

Machine Learning

From understanding, implementing, and tuning open-source models to building deep-learning architectures from the ground up, I am constantly updating my skillset based on the growing landscape.

Controls

With a strong grasp on Control Theory, I can spin up various methods of optimization. From cost functions to error handling, and model predictive control to feedback-focused, reinforcement learning agents.

Physical Modeling

The prediction of reality has always been an interest of mine. As I grew to build digital twins for testing or simply simulate financial trends, I became accustomed to finding key assumptions and exposing the mathematics that drive high fidelity models.

Integration

Due to a history in the Engineering industry, quick uptake and integration of ideas make me a strong strategist for implementation of technology into specific context: be it research, APIs, data pipelines, or customer archetypes.