Independent consulting
Stealth
Pivotal-trial biostatistics
Brought in as an independent consultant, I owned the analytics for a medical-device
company's pivotal Phase III trial end to end, as the only data scientist on the engagement.
I built the pipeline from locked clinical-data exports to analysis-ready datasets, then ran
the statistics on top of it. Survival analysis, recurrent-event modeling, and a hierarchical
composite-endpoint adjudication for win-ratio comparison. I wrote a Monte Carlo trial
simulator to stress-test endpoint definitions and statistical power, and built the
operational analytics that tracked activation across dozens of international trial sites. One
consultant, the full statistical stack of a pivotal trial.
Software engineering
Burmester & Vogel
Maritime document intelligence
A top contributor to an Azure pipeline that turns messy maritime documents into
structured, queryable records, I built several of its components. Most notably, an in-process
TF-IDF and logistic-regression classifier with confidence-gated LLM escalation beat the LLM
outright on the highest-stakes class, at a fraction of the cost. The last few percent of
accuracy never came from more data. They came from methods that could absorb the
inconsistencies of real documents.
Data science
Starwood Property Trust
A real-estate ML portfolio, built solo
At Starwood, every project I take on is mine end to end, built solo. Over the past year
that has meant five production-grade systems: the comparable-selection research above; a
data-only valuation model with rolling-origin validation and conformal intervals; a similarity
engine that reconciles two databases that agree on almost nothing; a document-extraction
platform now in production; and a market-scoring agent on a point-in-time panel with a
deterministic, auditable rubric. What stands out is the pace: in a single recent month I
shipped two of them, pushed a third to production, and built a fourth from nothing to a working
v1.