Projects

Ten systems, prototype to production

Generative AI and real-time NLP augmenting thousands of contact-center agents, credit models decisioning loans at large scale, and the earlier research and big-data work that got me there.

Earlier Work

Where I sharpened the fundamentals — research, big data, and NLP.

07 Anomaly Detection · Sprint Billing-Failure Anomaly Detection PySpark Hive Python Anomaly Detection Designed a novel model-training framework for anomaly detection on customer billing data, and built Hive and PySpark pipelines aggregating millions of records. The framework drove a 5x increase in the types of billing failure the system could detect — earning the only extension across an 80+ intern class. 5xDetectable failure types MillionsRecords aggregated 08 NLP Research · UPenn Population-Scale Emotion Classification Python scikit-learn NLTK Web Scraping Partnered with University of Pennsylvania sociologists on a long-term, population-level NLP study — building an emotion-classification model and designing Python scrapers over millions of public social-media profiles to measure population-wide shifts in emotional state following major political events. MillionsProfiles processed ResearchSociology study 09 Teaching · General Assembly Data Science Instruction Python pandas scikit-learn Jupyter Taught core data-science concepts on-site at Intuit through General Assembly — leading courses for software and data engineers during graduate study, translating dense statistical ideas into practical intuition they could apply on the job. IntuitOn-site cohort Core DSFor engineers 10 NLP · Writing Self-Taught Projects & Technical Writing LDA scikit-learn KMeans Medium Taught myself the field in the open — unsupervised LDA topic modelling that isolated toxic Wikipedia comments into their own cluster, KMeans/agglomerative clustering on survey data, and widely-read data-science writing on freeCodeCamp and Towards Data Science. 2 articlesfreeCodeCamp · TDS LDA · NLPTopic modelling

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