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Engineering foundation, AI direction.

I build AI applications, agents and automated systems with the mindset of an engineer experienced in production workflows.

My earlier work focused on infrastructure automation, monitoring, Python tooling and systems integration. That background now shapes how I approach AI: define what the model should decide, what code should control, what data is needed and what action follows.

Roselyne June at her desk

How I think about AI

What happens after the answer?

The useful part of an AI system often starts after generation: research, structured decisions, data lookup, automation, escalation, storage and follow-up. I design around that full path rather than treating the model as the product.

Working stack

Tools are secondary to the system.

This is a curated view, not a wall of logos.

AI & product

LLMs, prompt and workflow design, AI feature design, local model experiments, evaluation-minded product thinking

Automation & integration

Python, n8n, APIs, Shopify integrations, operational workflows, notifications and escalation

Engineering foundation

Infrastructure automation, monitoring, NetBox, Nagios, ServiceNow-style operational processes, systems integration

Current learning

AI engineering, agentic systems, cloud architecture and deployment

Engineering evidence

Production experience before the AI portfolio.

Previous automation work included production monitoring, infrastructure reconciliation, operational notifications and repeatable systems workflows. Public portfolio material intentionally removes employer names, internal code and confidential details.


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