Shipping LLM systems at Walmart scale — and building the next thing.
I lead engineering on an LLM-powered chatbot at Walmart that lets business users query a 550-million-SKU inventory dataset in natural language — zero SQL required. It's built on Vertex AI and BigQuery NL2SQL, and it serves real production traffic every day.
Before that, I shipped distributed data platforms at Choice Hotels, high-value payment backends at Zelle, and ran an ML internship at American Express. The thread through all of it: systems that have to be correct, fast, and still readable two years later.
Right now I'm in Mountain View sketching the foundations of an AI startup — Go microservices, event-driven architecture, single-table NoSQL, the boring decisions that compound. If you're building something similar, let's talk.
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If you're building what comes next — let's talk.
Most interesting to me: founding-team conversations, AI-native infrastructure, LLM platforms, agentic systems. I respond to every thoughtful message.