AI Governance & Privacy Engineer

I operate as a freelance engineer and consultant designing and deploying production AI applications, autonomous agent systems, and compliance-oriented knowledge pipelines.

My work combines end-to-end product delivery with legal and regulatory analysis, including GDPR obligations, EU AI Act readiness, privacy engineering controls, and responsible AI deployment.

I support organizations with governance, risk management, and technical implementation across AI and data protection use cases.

I architected and maintained an autonomously growing document index aggregating authoritative sources such as NIST publications, CVE vulnerability feeds, ISO standards, and academic repositories.

I scaled the system to hundreds of thousands of documents with daily automated ingestion, supporting compliance monitoring, regulatory intelligence, and AI training data governance.

I implemented data classification pipelines, source provenance tracking, audit trails, and automated document processing workflows for quality, deduplication, and metadata enrichment.

I designed a native multi-agent architecture where humans and AI agents share the same schema and privacy guarantees, with identity handled at the schema level.

I implemented statistical pattern detection using SciPy to surface emotional arcs, trigger correlations, and cyclical patterns over longitudinal data without external API dependency.

I shipped a full-stack application across CLI, REST API, web app, and desktop shell, backed by a substantial automated test suite and privacy-by-design storage architecture.

I delivered a full-stack gamified fitness tracker with progression mechanics, engagement systems, payment integration, and cloud deployment.

I handled sprite art creation, game-mechanics design, Stripe integration, and secure authentication flows.

I implemented privacy-by-default data handling and consent management for user data collection.

Graduated with 110/110 cum laude. Thesis focused on democratic participation in the digital era, innovation, sustainability, and governance. Focus areas included digital governance, AI regulation, data protection law, technology policy, sustainability frameworks, and democratic innovation.

Graduated with 110/110 cum laude. Thesis focused on criminal accountability, mental defect, and personality disorders. Focus areas included legal analytical methodology, regulatory interpretation, evidence assessment, compliance frameworks, and investigative procedures.