data architect · enterprise data layer, semantic & spatial-temporal mesh
i design the raw data structures, schemas, and meaning that everything else is built on.
long beach, california
I spent five years underwater on a fast-attack submarine, tracking things nobody could see with sonar data that could not afford to be wrong. That is where I learned the job I do now: entities, position, time, and lineage — or it did not happen.
Today I am a data architect in defense tech. I design the layer most teams skip — the raw structures, schemas, and metadata everything else is built on — most recently defining a quality data foundation for an autonomous-systems defense company on Palantir Foundry.
Off the clock: married, based in Long Beach, and unreasonably fond of Evangelion, Pokemon, and interfaces that make small sounds. This site has all three.
company names are redacted here — the resume pdf has the full record.
University of California, Irvine — B.S. Business & Managerial Economics, Dean's List — 2012
Palantir Foundry — Application Developer, Data Engineer, Data Analyst, Data Science tracks; AIP Builder Foundations
Defense — DoD 8570 Baseline (targeting Security+/Network+) · SAP4 & EVM Lead Trainer · Navy NEC 0416 Advanced Sonar Technician
most of my work lives behind clearances and firewalls, so these are told as stories, not screenshots.
Defined the schema-level data foundation for Quality and Manufacturing on Palantir Foundry, then put it to work: a QMS knowledge base and a verified-procedure Q&A agent that only answers from curated, governed datasets.
A domain-owned data product over Oracle Fusion PO revision history: ingestion, ontology modeling, and a reusable 11-category root-cause classification, reconciled to ground truth with regression testing before publishing.
Native Python and Rust PDF extraction shipped as reusable open-source tooling and adopted as a shared library — faster, cheaper ingestion for everyone downstream.
EVM variance analysis across 300+ control accounts and 1,000+ WBS line items — the relational structure and integrity rules behind defensible program data, plus $7.2M in negotiated FY24 cost recovery.
Five years under the Pacific doing spatial-temporal entity resolution the hard way: real-time sonar sensor pipelines, 15 next-generation foreign submarines detected and tracked, zero room for bad data.
my wife and i as a holographic trainer card. tilt it. every guest card below gets the same treatment.
leave a card so i know you were here — pick a finish, write a note, and it joins the collection.
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want to work together, or just talk data? email is the fastest way to reach me — i read everything.