Current role
Senior Associate, AI Automation
Exbo Group
About
I build the systems that make messy work quieter.
My work sits between automation engineering, internal product design, AI operations, and compliance. I like taking manual business processes apart, finding the durable pattern underneath, and shipping tools that teams can rely on every week.
Primary lane
AI automation and internal tools
Workflow systems, compliance controls, and app operations
Education
Cybersecurity + Computer Science
Johns Hopkins, Stevens, Manhattan College
How I work
Quietly practical, very production-minded.
Systems over scripts
I like automation that becomes infrastructure: observable, repeatable, permission-aware, and easy for teams to trust after the first demo is over.
Product sense inside operations
The best internal tools still need good UX. I care about manager prompts, agent notes, admin flows, and the small details that decide whether a workflow actually gets used.
Compliance as a design constraint
I build with audit trails, approvals, access boundaries, and recovery paths in mind, especially when automation touches identity or enterprise systems.
Timeline
The through-line.
2026
Senior Associate, AI Automation
Joined Exbo Group to design and build AI automation across business operations.
2026
BotanicBase n8n automation suite
Built a 42-workflow backend for CloudKit sync, AI content generation, admin operations, and backups.
2025
Corporate Systems Automation Engineer
Focused on workflow optimization, AI operations, reporting systems, and compliance-ready enterprise automation.
2024
AI operations and reporting platforms
Shipped AI ticket triage and a full-stack reporting platform with measurable time savings.
2023
Computer engineering and iOS products
Graduated from Manhattan College and launched independent iOS apps across plants, music, and wellbeing.
2022
Corporate systems at DoubleVerify
Joined the corporate systems function and began building across Okta, Workato, Freshservice, Slack, and Workday.
Outside the day job
I ship my own products too.
The independent apps and books are part of the same pattern: I like turning fuzzy ideas into shipped artifacts. The main portfolio stays focused on engineering outcomes, while the archive keeps the rest of the work findable.
Automation engineeringInternal platformsAI operationsSwift appsSecurityWriting