From institutional trading to credit decisions and critical infrastructure. My role was in the modeling and systems work; organizational scale is context, not a claim about assets or revenue directly attributable to me.
Earlier risk detection for credit teams
Ask2.ai · 2026
ROC-AUC 0.96 · 21% fewer missed defaults
Built default-risk models designed to help lenders and insurers prioritize borrowers for investigation and intervention. In evaluation, the model achieved 0.96 ROC-AUC, reflecting strong separation of likely defaulters from non-defaulters. At a fixed precision operating point, it reduced missed defaults by 21%, identifying more risky exposures without reducing the share of flagged cases that were true defaults.
ROC-AUC describes ranking quality across thresholds, not 96% accuracy, precision, or recall. Precision and recall depend on the selected alert threshold and class balance; these are model-evaluation results, not a claim of realized loan-loss savings.
Credit-risk experience →
Reliability in mission-critical infrastructure
Siemens · 2023–2025
Data centers · Hospital operations · 30% faster incident resolution
Worked on Siemens Smart Buildings software for Microsoft/OpenAI-associated data-center environments and the Inselspital hospital network. In settings where an incident can disrupt essential operations, the emphasis was reliable monitoring, engineering workflows, and faster diagnosis rather than AI demonstrations.
Developed incident-assistance and retrieval workflows over technical documentation, with a reported 30% reduction in mean resolution time for recurring fault scenarios and retrieval latency below 800 ms at P95.
These are project environments served through Siemens, not a claim of direct employment by the infrastructure operators or ownership of their full installations.
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Man Group · AI-consensus and factor-crowding research
Ongoing · Columbia collaboration
Research into correlated decisions across 16 LLMs could help systematic investment teams identify emerging factor crowding, monitor portfolio convergence, and stress-test AI-generated allocations across mandates and information regimes. Potential benefits include more informed portfolio-diversification and risk-review decisions, subject to empirical validation.
Projected research utility only; no live trading, realized alpha, or financial benefit is claimed.
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BMLL · Intraday liquidity and execution-cost research
Ongoing · Columbia collaboration
Order-book-aware transaction-cost modeling could help research and execution teams compare TWAP, VWAP, and closing-auction strategies, quantify potential implementation shortfall, and refine pre-trade estimates when liquidity is thin or market impact is material.
Projected decision-support value only; costs saved, model accuracy, and production use have not yet been established.
BMLL research →