Ten-plus years making numbers reliable and technology understandable — for nonprofits, startups, and consultants who want a technical partner who'll actually pick up the phone. You don't need to be technical to make a good decision. You need someone who'll translate, tell you the truth, and stick around.
Maybe your spreadsheets stopped agreeing with each other. Maybe every pitch about AI sounds the same and none of them explain themselves. Maybe you're wearing six hats and “figure out the data” keeps sliding to next quarter.
That's a normal place to be — not a failing. The hard part isn't the technology. It's finding someone who'll translate it honestly and stay in the room after the contract's signed.
Some businesses are learning to stand. Some are already running. You don't need all three — just the stage you're standing in.
Your numbers don't agree and you don't trust the dashboard. I build the pipeline underneath so your data is clean, current, and usable — the foundation everything else stands on.
Everyone says “use AI,” nobody says where. I help you find the places it genuinely fits — and the places it doesn't — then build a roadmap with honest, ethical guardrails.
You shipped AI and need to know it's right. I review reliability, correctness, and ethics independently — with no vendor stake and nothing to sell you afterward.
A free intro call. You describe the mess in plain words; I ask questions and tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit.
A short written plan: what we'd do, in what order, what it costs, and what “done” looks like. No surprises later.
I do the work in small, reviewable steps with you looped in — never a black box you're asked to trust on faith.
After launch I stay reachable. Things change; I help you keep it working instead of disappearing at handoff.
I've spent a decade-plus in data analytics — building pipelines that handle real volume, cleaning up numbers other people had given up on, and standing up the reporting that teams actually use.
I've been a technical co-founder, so I know what it's like when the thing has to ship and the budget is real. I'm finishing a master's in computer science with an AI focus, and I write publicly about AI ethics — because the consequences deserve as much attention as the capabilities.
That's the whole pitch: real work, explained plainly, done with a conscience.
Thinking, in public. Proof that I care about the consequences, not just the capabilities.
One honest call, no pitch. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you and point you toward someone who is.
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