Teams moving from demo to production
You have AI experiments, internal workflows, or a prototype in motion and need the infrastructure, security, and delivery discipline to make it real.
AI infrastructure consulting
Senior consultant for AI infrastructure, DevOps, and agentic workflows. I help teams build with frontier models, private LLM clusters, or hybrid architectures, scoped, documented, and handed off to your engineers.
Production AI infrastructure
Frontier, private, and hybrid architecture
Documented handoff to your engineers
DevOps, MCP, RAG, and workflow automation
Who it’s for
If you are deciding between managed frontier APIs, private inference, or a hybrid stack, I help narrow the path and build the production layer around it.
You have AI experiments, internal workflows, or a prototype in motion and need the infrastructure, security, and delivery discipline to make it real.
You need to decide when to use frontier APIs, when to keep workloads private, and how to route between both without creating operational debt.
You want architecture, implementation, runbooks, and decisions captured clearly so your team can own the system after the engagement ends.
What I deliver
Start with the package that matches your current risk, then expand from there. Each engagement is scoped around usable infrastructure and a clean handoff.
A scoped AI workflow stack with the right model layer, one business integration, and a real production use case.
Model-agnostic agents with auditable tool access across cloud, infra, and internal systems using MCP patterns.
Private or air-gapped inference with observability, RAG, and infrastructure your team can operate independently.
Custom-scoped delivery for mixed environments, migration decisions, platform hardening, or unclear architecture direction.
Featured case study
One example of where private infrastructure beat a managed API for the client’s constraints.
Challenge
A financial services organization needed LLM capabilities without sending proprietary data to commercial APIs while operating under strict compliance requirements.
Approach
Designed and deployed an air-gapped LLM environment on client-owned infrastructure, plus a scoped RAG layer over internal documents and a documented handoff for the engineering team.
Outcome
40% lower inference cost
Compared with commercial API usage, while maintaining full data residency compliance.
Process
The goal is to decide architecture quickly, prove it with your real environment, and leave your team with working systems they can operate.
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We review your data boundaries, latency needs, security posture, team bandwidth, and where the current architecture is creating risk.
02
I recommend frontier APIs, private infrastructure, or a hybrid route based on the actual tradeoffs instead of pushing a preferred stack.
03
You get working systems, documentation, deployment patterns, and enough context for your engineers to keep moving without me.
In public
Articles and videos are not the offer. They are the evidence that the consulting is grounded in real implementation work.
Learn how to run Large Language Models locally on your machine using just your CPU's Neural Processing Unit (NPU). No expensive GPU required!
A complete guide to setting up Open WebUI and connecting it to the Hugging Face API to run powerful LLMs completely for free.
Architecture notes on local deployment, RAG system shape, and production guardrails.
Real setup walkthroughs for local inference, hosted tooling, and developer-facing AI workflows.
Public work that shows the shape of the engineering, not just the sales copy.
10 min read
A practical deployment pattern for getting strong local LLM performance from modest hardware without overcommitting memory or adding operational sprawl.
9 min read
A field guide to retrieval pipelines that stay observable, secure, and maintainable as they move from demos into real internal systems.
Engineering principles
That means fewer black boxes, clearer operating boundaries, and no pushing private infrastructure where a frontier API would be the smarter answer.
Frontier models when capability and speed matter most. Private clusters when ownership, compliance, or unit economics dominate. Hybrid when both matter.
Pipelines, agent actions, infrastructure changes, and deployment decisions should be observable by your team instead of hidden behind magic.
The outcome is not a clever demo. It is a documented system with runbooks, infrastructure clarity, and an exit path for the consultant.
Start here
The discovery call is the fastest way to review your current stack, identify the right engagement, and decide whether frontier, private, or hybrid is the right direction.