AI Systems Engineer · Technical Program Manager · Retired
Thirty years of engineering at the hardware-software boundary — from bit-level array processor coding on classified military platforms to enterprise ML deployments and AI education. Now retired and seeking a full-time transition into AI safety research.
A unique convergence of hardware-proximate engineering, global program execution, and socioeconomic analysis — each directly applicable to AI safety research.

Eight years of military embedded systems engineering — C, C++, Ada, Fortran, TI/Intel/Motorola microprocessors, DSP and array processor coding — combined with modern Python, OpenVINO, and edge AI deployments on NVIDIA Jetson Nano.
Directly applicable to ML infrastructure optimization, GPU/TPU cluster verification, and hardware-software boundary analysis for frontier AI systems.

Decades of large-scale technology program management: $10M+ global data center modernizations, 10,000-employee cloud migrations, and supply chain logistics for military helicopter production.
Deploying frontier AI safely is as much a logistics problem as a research problem. Experience driving ambiguous, high-stakes programs to completion at scale.

Empirical, ground-level perspective on how AI transforms economies and workforces — built from managing technology-driven disruptions across telecom, payments, aviation, and enterprise IT.
Empirical, practitioner-level perspective on AI's socioeconomic impact — how it transforms labor markets, displaces roles, and how human agency can be preserved.
4th Annual North Texas Black Tech Symposium · June 11–13
A public-facing session designed to demystify AI concepts for non-technical audiences, showcase practical applications, and illustrate how AI enhances convenience, efficiency, and decision-making in everyday life. Sponsored by American Airlines, Toyota, and Semperis; organized with the National Society of Black Engineers – DFW and Google Black Developer's Network.
▶ View Presentation DeckEnd-to-End AI-Assisted Content Creation Pipeline · Published on Amazon
A practical demonstration of how AI transforms creative production at scale. What once took 14 years to publish a first book was reduced to 22 days for books 2–5 by building an end-to-end pipeline using ChatGPT, OpenAI APIs, GitHub Copilot, Python, and Amazon Publishing. The pipeline generates puzzle content, performs data hygiene, assembles the book, and produces a publish-ready PDF — with puzzle generation time dropping from days to seconds.
Five word search puzzle books published on Amazon — each generated using an end-to-end AI pipeline (ChatGPT · OpenAI API · Python · GitHub Copilot).
Senior Business Program Manager, Marketing Operations
Senior Project Manager, Global Program Management Office
Senior Program Manager
Program Manager / Ethics & Compliance Officer
Director, Product Management & Innovation
Lead Software Engineer
Master of Business Administration
University of Texas at Austin
Bachelor of Science — Systems Science
University of West Florida
Intel Edge AI Nanodegree
Intel / Udacity
Nutanix Hybrid Cloud Scholars
Udacity
Now retired and actively seeking a full-time transition into AI safety research through the Anthropic Fellows Program. If you are a researcher, program director, or collaborator interested in connecting, I welcome the conversation.