Ground every output
Important answers should remain connected to the evidence behind them.
San Francisco, California
In every company there are people whose judgment is the actual product, and most of their week goes to reconciling documents. We build to give that time back: to inventing a process, judging a trade-off, teaching the next engineer, and talking to the customer. We start where the paperwork is heaviest, quoting engineered products and systems, and we go wherever expertise meets paperwork.
Modern models can interpret more of the technical and commercial material behind engineered work. But useful enterprise systems need more than generation. They need source evidence, domain structure, explicit uncertainty, access controls, and people who remain accountable for the result.
Important answers should remain connected to the evidence behind them.
AI should accelerate judgment, not hide or replace it.
Variants, revisions, exceptions, and incomplete information are the workflow, not edge cases.
Security, traceability, and review should be visible in how the system works.
Led the Pixel A-series program at Google from concept to launch. Built AI infrastructure for large-scale models at Meta Superintelligence Labs, including trust and safety systems running inline at production scale. Dropped out of Harvard Business School to build Nyotta AI.



Led NLP and AI projects at Google Assistant, now part of Google DeepMind. Built enterprise search at Moveworks for Northrop Grumman, CVS, and other enterprises with the most fragmented legacy systems and highest security requirements. Graduate degree in CS and NLP from Yale.


