Connecting business ambition, trusted data, and responsible AI.

I translate enterprise questions into governed decision systems, adoption plans, and measurable business outcomes.

How I work

Between business and technology

I start with the executive question and the decision it serves, then connect them to data definitions, analytical methods, and the right controls.

From question to adoption

The work doesn't end at a model or a dashboard. It includes stakeholder alignment, testing, communication, and a clear plan for how the system will be used and measured.

Responsible AI and governed data

Data quality, explainability, human review, ownership, and visible trade-offs are part of the decision design, not an afterthought.

A product-builder's perspective

Shipping Ultra Murdle for iPhone and iPad taught me what bilingual experience, privacy, release quality, and learning from real use demand.

Leadership philosophy

Lead from the decision

Align the business question, owner, stakeholders, constraints, and action before selecting a model or tool.

Build trust into the system

Treat definitions, lineage, data quality, controls, and responsible AI as operating requirements.

Make trade-offs visible

Show what the system optimizes, where judgment remains, and how risk changes with each choice.

Design adoption and measurement

Co-create the workflow, communicate clearly, and define how behavior and value will be measured.

Current focus

Leading NADEC's Business Analytics function toward governed Data & AI: AI solutions in production, value-based prioritization, SAP Datasphere and SAC Planning, and the Microsoft Fabric evaluation.

A technical foundation in computer science

2018—2020

M.S. Computer Science

California State University, Dominguez Hills

2015—2017

B.S. Computer Science

Morgan State University