About
I've spent about ten years in pharmaceutical quality control and sterile compounding. Now I build and test AI-assisted systems. The habits from the first job turn out to be most of what the second one needs.
Where I come from
Since 2018 I've worked as a sterile laboratory technician and safety officer in an allergy immunotherapy compounding lab. The work is aseptic compounding in a cleanroom, hands-on environmental monitoring sampling, and checking orders with doctors and pharmacists so each patient-specific formulation is right.
Before that, from 2016 to 2018, I was a quality control laboratory technician at a health and beauty care manufacturer. I tested raw materials and finished goods (HPLC, GC, FTIR, pH, viscosity, moisture), tracked out-of-specification results and investigations, including through a Health Canada audit, and helped a senior chemist set up and validate new test methods.
I hold an Honours B.Sc. in biological science from Trent University. I'm not a pharmacist, and I haven't held a senior QA or computer system validation title.
What I build now
Most of my software and AI work is self-directed. I haven't held a software engineering job title, so the evidence is the work you can open and check:
Work with me
Based in Ontario, Canada, working remotely.
AI evaluation and quality, AI governance and assurance, validation, and applied AI in regulated or quality-heavy teams. I'm most useful where someone has to answer "how do we know this is right?"
Talk about a roleTesting an AI-assisted workflow, building a small tool with its controls first, or reconstructing one controlled workflow before it gets automated or moved into a new system.
I send a current, checked version rather than post one that drifts out of date. Ask through the contact form and say what the role is.
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Public LinkedIn recommendation from a technical collaboration, with relationship context. Not a client engagement.
During our technical deep-dive into backend systems, his critique of data governance, log-guarding protocols, and system auditability was incredibly sharp and practical.
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