RAG systems that earn trust
Retrieval design, document pipelines, grounding, citations, evaluation datasets, observability, and failure paths for knowledge-intensive products.
- RAG architecture
- Evaluation harnesses
- Search and retrieval quality
Freelance AI engineer · Available worldwide
I help teams design, build, and harden generative AI products—connecting RAG, agents, evaluation, security, full-stack software, and cloud delivery in one accountable engineering loop.
01 / SERVICES
Focused AI work succeeds when the model, product, data, security, and operations are designed as one system.
Retrieval design, document pipelines, grounding, citations, evaluation datasets, observability, and failure paths for knowledge-intensive products.
Stateful workflows with tool use, human handoffs, authorization boundaries, recovery policies, and the controls needed beyond a demo.
A connected path from product discovery and prototyping to Next.js interfaces, APIs, data models, cloud deployment, and production monitoring.
02 / WORKING MODEL
Engagements stay focused on the riskiest decisions first, then widen into implementation as the evidence improves.
Clarify the user decision, available evidence, risk, and what success looks like before choosing a model.
Prototype the riskiest workflow with representative data and an evaluation approach, not only a polished happy path.
Connect the model layer to the interface, services, permissions, state, observability, and recovery paths.
Ship with measurable quality signals, document operational decisions, and refine from real usage.
03 / COMMON QUESTIONS
Products that need RAG, agentic workflows, LLM evaluation, secure AI integrations, or a senior engineer who can own both the AI layer and the surrounding full-stack system.
Yes. A typical engagement starts by identifying where the prototype breaks under real data, ambiguous requests, tool failures, security constraints, or operational scale.
No. My advantage is connecting AI architecture to product UX, backend services, data, cloud infrastructure, analytics, evaluation, and launch.
We start with the business outcome, current system, constraints, and riskiest assumptions. From there I recommend a focused discovery, prototype, implementation, or technical audit.
04 / NEXT STEP
Share the product, constraints, and where the current approach stops working.