AI Interview
A full-stack, multi-agent interview platform built in 2025 with a hand-rolled orchestration runtime, real-time WebSockets, specialist panelists, live coding analysis, structured memory, and post-interview evaluation.
A curated view of company systems, open-source products, research programs, publications, and patent-backed engineering.
AI systems spanning real-time interaction, agent orchestration, multimodal understanding, and practical user workflows.
A full-stack, multi-agent interview platform built in 2025 with a hand-rolled orchestration runtime, real-time WebSockets, specialist panelists, live coding analysis, structured memory, and post-interview evaluation.
An AI education platform focused on personalized technical learning support, structured practice, and mentor-style guidance for programming concepts.
At Kyoso, built and advanced a full-stack production platform for autonomous creative work. Worked across the agent runtime, backend services, tool execution, state and context, brand data, canvas behavior, and product-facing multimodal workflows, with a focus on orchestration, subagents, custom models, memory, reliability, latency, personalization, and cost.
A collaborative AI presentation-generation project that turns documents into slide decks with document parsing, AI content planning, real-time collaboration, and PowerPoint export workflows.
Selected company and research work covering production orchestration, tool use, long-context memory, research, and workflow automation.
Led LLM agent development for system applications such as intelligent image editing and color recommendation tools, combining open models, tool use, and user-context understanding.
Designed a tiered summary tree for long-running agents. Summaries act as an index over older turns, allowing the agent to navigate multiple levels and recover evidence from original conversations without loading the full history. The architecture supports conversations spanning thousands of turns while testing rollup correctness, summary faithfulness, and end-to-end retrieval separately.
Designed virtual filesystems as an external workspace for agents. Large tool outputs are stored in files to keep prompts compact; agents use file references and targeted search or reads to recover details only when needed. The workspace also persists plans and progress, carries artifacts and findings between subagents and the main agent, and stores evolving user notes or brand knowledge. Explicit read, write, list, and search tools operate inside sandboxed permission boundaries that control accessible paths, allowed operations, and approval requirements.
Designed horizontally scalable agent services around stateless workers and externally persisted execution state. Tasks checkpoint conversation state, progress, and tool results at meaningful transitions; atomic queue claims, leases, coordination locks, and idempotent steps prevent duplicate execution. A fast in-memory store carries locks, heartbeats, and interruption signals, while persistent cloud storage provides the durable source of truth needed to resume after failure, move work between workers, or apply user updates to an active task.
Designed an agent evaluation framework centered on calibrated LLM/VLM judges. Approved real scenarios seed reviewed synthetic reference packages; blinded relative grading compares candidate outputs, tool use, traces, and context against grounded expectations before the results become regression signals.
Planned a behavior-preserving migration around ten explicit contracts spanning turn execution, history, usage, production limits, multimodal interaction, documents, user context, subagents, evaluation, and cutover. Reused the transport-neutral tool pipeline, removed SDK-specific assumptions, and sequenced the work around an observable integration gate.
Evaluated MCP-style integrations against CLI-based execution for equivalent tasks. Where command-line interfaces fit the workflow, smaller schemas and outputs reduced context use and cost to approximately one-quarter, with a similar improvement in latency. Multi-command composition also allowed complex work to run in one execution rather than across repeated reasoning and tool-call cycles.
Designed a RAG-based research agent for report creation with smart editing, multi-source merging, automated visualization, and model routing across reasoning and generation models.
Built an LLM-based browser automation agent that interprets recorded workflows, reasons over HTML, identifies target elements, and executes actions across websites.
Integrated gesture recognition models with LLM function calling to interpret stylus gestures and map them to application actions in creative tablet workflows.
Healthcare work includes wearable biomarker modeling, medical imaging, firmware-adjacent systems, and patent-backed device pipelines.
Machine learning work for heart-risk and renal-risk monitoring using smartwatch biomarker data at General Prognostics.
Algorithm work for efficient sampling strategies in medical and wearable data pipelines.
Firmware-adjacent work supporting smartwatch-based sensing and health-data collection workflows.
CNN-based binary classification using RGB and near-infrared image inputs, with YACS configuration, TensorBoard logging, and evaluation artifacts.
Robotic and IoT-enabled medical device work for remote HbA1c testing from finger-prick blood samples, including embedded and mobile integration.
Code related to exudate segmentation in retinal fundus images for diabetic retinopathy detection.
Computer vision work spanning VR eye tracking, pupil estimation, retinal imaging, scene perception, and human-computer interaction.
Research and deployment of gaze tracking methods for VR, desktop, and mobile settings, including RGB/IR camera pipelines and accuracy improvements.
CNN architecture for estimating pupil centers from infrared smartphone eye images, including image enhancement experiments and mean pixel error analysis.
Semantic-segmentation approach to lane detection using BDD100K images, generated labels, model outputs, and feature-map visualizations.
Computer-vision project for emotion classification experiments and model evaluation.
Selected publications and patent-backed systems connected to the project areas above.