Production AI Systems for B2B Products and Operations

I build and operate reliable AI capabilities for B2B SaaS and data-heavy products — from new product features and knowledge systems to agent-assisted workflows integrated with existing data and software.

Three Areas of AI Work

I work across the product, operations, and data layers so the result solves a real business problem—not just an isolated model demo.

AI Product Features

Add a reliable AI capability to an existing SaaS product, from the user experience and API through evaluation and rollout.

  • Copilots and product assistants
  • Document intelligence and personalized generation
  • AI search, recommendations, and product-facing agents
  • Real-time and streaming interfaces

AI Workflows & Agents

Turn multi-step product or operational work into a controlled agent-assisted flow connected to the tools your team uses.

  • CRM, helpdesk, and internal-tool integrations
  • Structured extraction and classification
  • Approvals, escalation, and human review
  • Tool use, persistent state, and audit trails

Knowledge & Decision Systems

Make proprietary documents and structured data usable through grounded search, matching, analytics, and decision support.

  • RAG, enterprise search, and hybrid retrieval
  • Opportunity matching and analytics assistants
  • Source-grounded answers and safe fallbacks
  • Data-quality and schema-drift controls

From Opportunity to Operation

The delivery process I follow — connecting product discovery to reliable production ownership.

  1. 01Discover
  2. 02Baseline
  3. 03Prototype
  4. 04Integrate
  5. 05Evaluate
  6. 06Roll out
  7. 07Operate

Built for Real Users, Not Demos

Every production system I build is designed around quality measurement, safe failure modes, and maintainability for the team that operates it.

Evaluation baselines and regression gates
Structured outputs, validation, and retries
Tracing for quality, latency, and cost
Least-privilege tool and data access
Human approval and escalation paths
Audit logs and incident response
Provider fallback and graceful failure
EU transparency and documentation awareness

Production AI Stack

The tools I use to build, integrate, evaluate, and operate AI systems across the stack

PythonTypeScriptFastAPINestJSNext.jsOpenAI APIAnthropic APIMistral APICloudflare Workers AILangGraphTool callingPostgreSQLPostgres FTSQdrantClickHouseRedisLangfuseOpenTelemetryDockerCloud deploymentCI/CDMCP

Selected Production AI Systems

Melio MealPlan AI

AI Product Feature

Personalized meal plans with nutrition guardrails, not a generic chatbot.

Built the LangGraph AI service, USDA and Qdrant recipe retrieval, validation pipeline, pre-release evaluations, observability, and a cross-provider LLM fallback — 105 users in production.

Ground Truth
Server-computed nutrition prevents fabricated macros
Provider Fallback
Live Anthropic ⇄ self-hosted model fallback
0.971 Eval Score
Best pre-release score on golden sets
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GovChime Analytics Platform

AI Content Pipeline

Blog, social and SEO content grounded in federal contract data, not invented figures.

Built the Python AI content service — human review queue and a guard that strips any figure not in the source data — on top of the data platform.

~94M Transactions
Award data behind the analytics and AI content
13.6 s → ~1 s
Measured headline-query speedup
Figure Guard
AI-stated numbers must exist in the source data
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AI Engineering FAQ

What types of AI systems do you build?

I focus on three connected areas: AI product features, agent-assisted workflows, and knowledge or decision systems grounded in company data. At BinaryBuilders I built the Melio meal-generation pipeline (LangGraph agent, USDA grounding and Qdrant recipe retrieval) and the GovChime AI content service that drafts human-reviewed copy from contract data.

Can you integrate AI into an existing application?

Yes. My AI work is designed around existing products and tools — whether that means a SaaS platform, internal system, data warehouse, or a custom backend. Integration, evaluation, and monitoring are part of the build, not an afterthought.

What makes your AI systems production-ready?

Production-ready means measurable quality and safe operation: structured outputs, validation, evaluation baselines (RAGAS, golden datasets), observability (Langfuse, OpenTelemetry), error handling, provider fallbacks, and clear human escalation where it matters.

Hiring for an AI Engineering Role?

I'm open to B2B contracts and full-time senior AI / full-stack engineering roles. Reach out and let's talk about what your team is building.

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