Vetted Machine Learning Professionals

“Robotics software engineer with hands-on experience integrating vision-based perception with control logic in ROS simulation environments. Focused on debugging real-time timing/data-flow issues, improving system stability through incremental scenario testing in Gazebo, and supporting reliable deployments with Docker and basic CI/CD automation.”

“Console-focused QA tester with hands-on PlayStation (PS4/PS5) functional/compliance testing experience, including TRC-driven validation, stability checks, controller input testing, and performance dip investigation in combat-heavy scenarios. Also tested a Nintendo casual puzzle-adventure title and uses AI assistants to speed up crash/log analysis and produce clearer test cases and bug reports.”

“Built and shipped a production-grade RAG-powered news summarization and Q&A product, tackling real-world issues like retrieval drift, hallucinations, latency, and autoscaling deployment (Docker + FastAPI + Streamlit Cloud). Experienced in end-to-end ML/LLM workflow automation using Airflow, Kubeflow Pipelines, and MLflow, and has demonstrated business impact (40% inference precision improvement) through close collaboration with non-technical stakeholders at Evoastra Ventures.”

“Built and deployed a production RAG chatbot using a vector database + LangChain-orchestrated pipeline, focusing on grounded, context-aware responses. Demonstrates practical trade-off thinking (retrieval quality vs latency/cost), hallucination control, and iterative improvement through logging, manual review, and stakeholder feedback loops.”

“Built an automated ML/NLP document classification system for unstructured legal documents, combining classical models (TF-IDF + logistic regression/random forest) with entity resolution via fuzzy matching validated by precision/recall. Also implemented semantic similarity search using sentence embeddings stored in FAISS and improved matching by fine-tuning a transformer on domain-specific data and tuning similarity thresholds for fewer false positives.”