Architect - AI/ML @ Hakkoda, An IBM company

As an Architect, I bridge the gap between computational engineering and scalable AI to drive enterprise value. I specialize in leveraging the modern data stack, machine learning, and high-performance computing to architect robust systems for advanced AI applications.

Professional Experience

Present

Lead Data Scientist

Hakkoda, An IBM company Current

Architecting modern cloud data strategies, building Snowflake Native Apps, and optimizing AI pipelines for enterprise clients. Leading teams to drive data democratization and performance scaling.

April 2021 – Past

Data Scientist

SFL Scientific

Developed state-of-the-art AI algorithms and defined comprehensive data strategies leveraging predictive modeling and deep learning to solve complex business challenges for diverse clients.

September 2014 – March 2021

Graduate Research Assistant

University of Massachusetts Amherst (NET Lab)

As part of my Ph.D. program, I designed and implemented predictive models and highly parallelized algorithms using high-performance computing clusters to simulate complex physical phenomena and analyze large-scale datasets.

June 2018 – August 2018

Engineering Intern

Coventor (Lam Research)

Software development for SEMulator3D. Developed and validated modeling approaches via Python APIs to address process and device-level challenges.

Technical Expertise

Data Architecture & Cloud
Snowflake Snowpark AWS GCP Databricks Coalesce CI/CD Data Governance
AI & Machine Learning
LLMs / GenAI NLP Deep Learning Time-Series Knowledge Graphs SageMaker
Languages & Frameworks
Python SQL C++ PyTorch Streamlit Sigma dbt

Academic Research & Publications

Explore a comprehensive archive of my academic research, encompassing predictive modeling, semiconductor dynamics, and a complete list of my peer-reviewed journal papers and conference appearances.

Academic Roots & Accolades

Ph.D. & M.S., Electrical and Computer Engineering

University of Massachusetts Amherst
  • Fall 2017: Best Teaching Assistant (TA) Award
  • Spring 2017: Department Research Scholar

Let's Connect

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