Building AI agents and the infrastructure they run on.
I work at the intersection of agentic systems, financial AI, and regulatory governance β where the gap between what AI can do and what institutions can trust is still wide open. I build AI systems that are architecturally precise, auditable, and honest about uncertainty.
Published research: 100+ citations across ethical AI in financial decisioning, credit risk modeling, supply chain finance, and systemic risk.
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- ποΈ I design complex AI systems as composed layers: data contracts, model services, reasoning engines, policy controls, and observable execution paths.
- π I prioritize architecture-level guarantees: traceability, determinism where required, graceful degradation, and explicit failure boundaries.
- π§ I treat governance as a system primitive, not an afterthought: explainability, audit logs, access control, and policy enforcement are built into core workflows.
- βοΈ I enjoy hard systems problems at scale: multi-agent orchestration, graph-native memory, temporal reasoning, and reliability under real-world constraints.
- π¦ Nexus β Supply chain intelligence platform in Rust. Treats demand, lead times, and supplier reliability as probability distributions. Monte Carlo simulation, temporal graph kernel, agentic recommendations a procurement team can audit.
- π³ FyxCred β Credit intelligence built on behavioral cashflow data, not bureau scores. Three scores β financial health, income stability, financial resilience β with a consent-first data layer and bias transparency framework.
- π§± ZEX β Multi-product workspace and execution layer coordinating core platform workflows across the ZEX portfolio.
- β Verity β Verity backend implementation for truth-state validation and system-of-record outcomes.
- π ZEXRail β ZexRail backend implementation for rail operations and domain workflow orchestration.
- πΈ ZEXPay β ZexPay backend product workflow, integrated to create Verity proposals and consume Verity outcomes.
- π§ AgenticMemory β Persistent memory for AI agents. A binary graph format that stores facts, decisions, corrections, and reasoning chains with semantic edge types.
- ποΈ AgenticVision β Persistent visual memory for AI agents with embeddings, similarity search, and visual diff.
- π§© AgenticCodebase β Semantic code intelligence for concept mapping, grounding, and impact analysis.
- πͺͺ AgenticIdentity β Cryptographic identity, trust delegation, and signed action receipts for agents.
- β±οΈ AgenticTime β Temporal reasoning for schedules, deadlines, decay models, and sequence-aware context.
- π AgenticContract β Policy contracts and governance controls for obligations, approvals, and violations.
- π‘ AgenticComm β Structured communication layer for channels, pub/sub routing, and agent coordination.
- π¦ Explainable credit risk intelligence β Architected an explainable ML credit risk pipeline for 200,000+ applications using ensemble modeling + real-time macroeconomic feature integration, with transparent reasoning outputs for underwriting; reduced default rates by 15% while expanding access to underserved populations.
- π Privacy-preserving synthetic data β Built a synthetic data generation stack combining Gaussian Copula and GAN-based synthesis for secure AI model development, achieving full anonymization with regulatory alignment while preserving statistical utility for downstream risk prediction.
- π¦ Supply chain resilience modeling β Developed forecasting and risk pipelines using ARIMA, neural time-series models, and ML supplier-risk scoring to detect disruptions early; reduced stockouts by 22% and drove $2M in cost savings via model-informed operations.
- π¬ Explainable Credit Intelligence β SHAP-based interpretable risk scoring (CrossSHAP methodology)
- π Network Analysis β Supply Chain β Systemic risk assessment in supply chains
- π¦ Credit Risk Creditum β Credit risk modeling and analysis
- π RiskX β Risk analytics engine
- π AgenticMemory Paper I β Binary format and memory substrate design
- π AgenticMemory Paper II β Query expansion and retrieval strategy
- π AgenticMemory Paper III β MCP server architecture and tooling
- π AgenticVision Paper I β Visual/web graph representation and reasoning
- π AgenticVision Paper II β Vision MCP server design
- π AgenticCodebase Paper β Semantic compiler and code intelligence architecture
- π AgenticIdentity Paper β Trust anchors, identity proofs, and receipt model
- π AgenticTime Paper β Temporal format and reasoning model
- π AgenticContract Paper β Policy engine and governance constraints
- π AgenticComm Paper β Agent communication runtime and protocol design
- π IEEE Academic Reviewer β Peer reviewer for ICAD 2025
- π IEEE Standards Development β AI ethics, cybersecurity, financial LLM requirements, supply chain security
- π IEEE Senior Member, 2025 β Elevated in recognition of significant contributions to the profession; eligible for executive volunteer positions and review panel service. Active memberships: IEEE Computational Intelligence Society, IEEE Consumer Technology Society, IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society, IEEE Young Professionals.
- π― Ethics and Conference Reviewing β NeurIPS 2025 (Datasets & Benchmarks), DeepLearningIndaba 2025, IEEE ICMI 2026 (King Faisal University), IEOM 2025 World Congress (University of Windsor), IEEE IATMSI, and 2025 International Conference on Signal Processing, Computation, Electronics, Power and Telecommunication.
- βοΈ Judging and Evaluation β TrackShift Innovation Challenge 2025 (Mphasis F1 Foundation x MoneyGram Haas F1 Team), HackNC 2025 (UNC Chapel Hill), ASA Statistics Project Competition (Grades 7-12; 30+ projects), and ASA USCLAP.
- π§ͺ Journal Peer Review β Journal of Data Analysis and Information Processing (JDAIP), including LLM-powered enterprise intelligence, healthcare big data, and cloud optimization work.
- π€ Mentorship β SciPy Conference 2025 Mentorship Program and Nova Talent Elite Mentorship Program, supporting emerging and senior professionals in ethical AI, financial AI, and supply chain analytics.
- ποΈ OSTP Federal AI Policy Contributor (2025) β Submitted technical recommendations on AI regulatory reform to address SR 11-7/SR 23-4 barriers to explainable financial AI, including SHAP/LIME recognition, federal data API clarification, and interagency coordination; quantified a 10-15% potential credit-loss reduction impact across the $18.04T household debt market. (Notice 90 FR 46422 β’ Docket OSTP-TECH-2025-0067 β’ Submission)
- π U.S. Commerce Federal AI Export Strategy Contributor (2025) β Submitted strategy guidance for the American AI Exports Program focused on compliance-native, explainable, and secure AI exports (Basel III/IV, GDPR alignment, SHAP/LIME, IEEE harmonization), with emphasis on financial resilience and allied infrastructure development. (Notice 90 FR 48726 β’ Docket ITA-2025-0070 β’ Submission)
- π¦ Nexus β Shipping a supply chain OS in Rust with probabilistic planning, simulation-first decision support, and auditable agent recommendations.
- π³ FyxCred β Building cashflow-native credit intelligence for credit-invisible populations with explainable scoring, policy-aware decisions, and governance-ready outputs.
- π§ Agentra Sisters β Advancing MCP-native, artifact-portable infrastructure across graph memory, multimodal vision, semantic code intelligence, identity, time, policy, and communication.
- π§ͺ Applied AI R&D β Developing explainability, uncertainty-aware modeling, and privacy-preserving data methods for regulated production systems.
- π Research Service β Reviewing AI and cybersecurity research through IEEE and related scholarly programs.
- How to engineer trustworthy agent systems over time, not just at launch.
- How to operationalize SHAP/LIME-style explainability so adverse-action reasons satisfy ECOA/FCRA requirements in real workflows.
- How to build credit models that expand access for people historically excluded by formal scoring systems.
- How to combine uncertainty quantification, calibration, and drift monitoring into continuous model governance.
- What memory, identity, policy, and reasoning primitives are required before agents can safely operate in regulated domains.
- How to use privacy-preserving synthetic data to balance data utility, security, and compliance.
- How African knowledge systems can inform modern computation and AI system design.
- Modeling: explainable ML, ensemble risk models, time-series forecasting (ARIMA + neural), supplier-risk scoring.
- AI Safety & Governance: model transparency, adverse-action traceability, policy-aware decision systems, regulatory-compliant AI deployment.
- Data & Privacy: synthetic data generation (Gaussian Copula + GAN), anonymization, utility-preserving data pipelines.
- Agent Infrastructure: graph-native memory, multimodal retrieval, identity and trust primitives, temporal reasoning, contract-constrained actions.


