At the frontier of technology and data science, from particle physics research at Fermilab to AI-driven network analytics for global telecom corporations, I have built something unique: the ability to design a rigorous experiment, prove its results statistically, present to an executive audience, and transform how corporations compete.
I have built and delivered analytics solutions and data-driven outcomes for major clients across the Americas and Europe at every stage of the industry's evolution, from the dawn of the Internet and the circuit-to-packet transition through early VoIP architecture, 5G, AI-driven autonomous networks and energy efficiency.
A named inventor on a Lucent Bell Labs patent in early VoIP architecture, I have spent my career at the precise boundary where engineering depth meets business consequence, designing controlled experiments, building Python-based forecasting pipelines, and translating complex analytics into capital allocation decisions that executives act on.
I led customer-facing AI/ML analytics engagements for major clients, managing a revenue portfolio of approximately $10M annually. My energy efficiency proof-of-concept and Autonomous Networks presentations earned me MVP (Most Votes for Best Demo and Presenter) at Nokia Amplify Canada 2025. I hold the distinction of IEEE Life Senior Member, awarded for sustained professional achievement and lasting technical contributions to the engineering community.
I bring to AI transformation engagements: the innovations forged at Lucent Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent, and Nokia; the statistical rigor of graduate studies at Harvard University; the systems thinking of a Georgia Tech electrical engineer; the commercial fluency of an Illinois Tech MBA; the classroom instinct of a Visiting Professor in AI, machine learning, and data science where I developed my AI manifesto; and the strategic perspective of an advisor to HuScAi, an emerging venture in Human-Centered AI.