Building intelligent agents since 2008: first robots, then oil & gas, now enterprise AI. I lead AI that works in the real world, and I build guitars, circuits and instruments.
Eighteen years, one thread: systems that decide on their own, and that people can trust.
Sets the agentic AI direction for Greater Montréal and the Global Delivery Center. A multi-agent architecture review for a major Canadian bank cut the cost of a review by ~98%. Redesigned a predictive-maintenance rules engine for a global mining leader, from 10 minutes on 7 servers to seconds on one.
Multi-agent architecture review →Predictive maintenance, redesigned →Sovereign AI assistants →
One of the first 12 employees. Led 20 engineers and built the dataiq platform and its AIQFlow pipelines, the base for 25+ AI products. A drilling optimization programme worth ~$37M a year; well-image analysis from 3 months to minutes.
dataiq and AIQFlow →Drilling optimization →Well imaging and safety video →
Migrated billing for 20M+ subscribers to a convergent platform, and designed the offers that ran on it.
An SMS gateway at 1,000 messages a second, VoIP, an augmented-reality SDK, IoT trackers.
Autonomous agents controlling a mobile manipulator. MSc in Intelligent Agents (University of Bath), 7 IEEE papers.
Things I build because I want them to exist.
Two hand-built guitars, each with a circuit I designed: coil switching, a treble bleed, a Gilmour mod.
A piano you switch on. Under 6 ms from key to sound.
Edit a multi-effects guitar pedal from a phone.
Pro-grade stats for amateur football, from cameras alone.
Zero-shot foundation models forecast the sensors; a small decision model judges how serious each alarm is.
A terminal UI framework in pure Rust, and a car dashboard drawn with it.