I build AI workflows demonstrating Python, data science, and AI engineering skills through real scientific questions.
While learning Data Science, Python, and AI Engineering, I rediscovered my old passion for physics which gave me "big ideas" for my data and research sandbox projects.
I orchestrate complex AI R&D workflows at the theory construction level—working with deep subject-matter experts while staying general, strategic, and agile. My strength is navigating oblique problems where vertical depth meets horizontal integration.
Current focus:
- Multi-agent AI orchestration for mathematical physics research
- Computational validation of theoretical frameworks
- Fractional Laplacian on Curved Manifolds: Heat kernel expansions with curvature corrections
- Surjection-to-QEC Framework: Group theory meets quantum error correction
- 432-Group Structure: Discrete cosmology and (maybe) baryon asymmetry hypotheses
- Complexity-Vector: No-go theorem proving scalar impossibility in multi-pillar complexity measures
- Omega Mod M: Number theory meets computational verification—Selberg-Delange law for prime omega functions (when I was fascinated with primes and ternary computing)
These repositories demonstrate end-to-end research workflows: theory design → computational implementation → experimental validation → data visualization → publication preparation.
Skills showcased: Python · NumPy · SciPy · PyTorch · Multi-agent AI workflows · GAP · LaTeX · Git · Research design · Statistical validation · TDD protocols
Background: Master degree in administration - turned AI project manager.
Learning to code is a lot more interesting when you have research questions in mind. 🚀