saliva.live is an AI-powered art platform that interconnects artists and all others through a curated submission system and network of exhibitions and interviews, serving as a dynamic database of art content globally. It is centered on helping alleviate difficulty within the art world caused by how hard it is to connect and exchange with community, separate from social media, and free from algorithms that conflict with our own humanity. It is a unified way to provide visibility, discovery opportunities, and interdependence for artists, curators, writers, galleries, and all others.

By working with saliva to support the platform, build new features, and grow its ecosystem, my focus is to help build software that is rooted in inclusion and creates space for harmonious interactivity between the digital and physical worlds, not needing to choose one over the other.

RoviSys is a leading international automation solutions and controls company with reach across The Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific.

As part of the Industrial Artificial Intelligence (IAI) team, the high level function of IAI is to build custom solutions that help companies increase efficiency, productivity, and profitability of their unique process.

The main offerings from IAI that I’ve worked on are:

• Autonomous AI: developing a process simulation → building & training AI agents → optimizing its operation in some form
• Data Science: Exploratory Data Analysis to measure the heuristics and performance of a business process, and then modeling it
• AI Operationalization: deploying AI/ML into prod → integrating it with historians and control systems → connecting it all to a custom interface
• MLOps: on-prem / cloud environments for AI/ML model development & integrating pre-existing AI
• Software Development: custom solutions, support, DevOps, and system integration
• Cloud migrations

Part of JPMorgan Chase’s Force for Good program, within its Tech for Social Good initiative, which pairs JPMC software engineers (and other technical staff) with nonprofits to build technology for them. Worked on a 5-person team across Columbus and New York City to build a Salesforce CRM for the LeBron James Family Foundation and its I PROMISE Program.

The main areas of work were:

Salesforce Development: built and customized the foundation’s CRM using Salesforce’s built-in tools (custom objects, Flows, page layouts) and custom code (Apex, SOQL, Lightning Web Components)

Data Migration & ETL: consolidated several years of program data (thousands of records) from spreadsheets, legacy databases, and other CRMs into Salesforce using Data Loader, Python, and SQL, with post-migration validation

Analytics & Dashboards: designed custom Salesforce dashboards and reports for foundation staff to monitor KPIs and track program performance at both a granular and program-wide level

Architecture & Documentation: audited system architecture to produce architecture diagrams, ERDs, and data models documenting the CRM’s structure for internal and external use

Knowledge Transfer: wrote onboarding and handoff guides to help incoming engineers maintain and extend the system going forward

Division: Industrial Artificial Intelligence (IAI)

Division: Industrial Artificial Intelligence (IAI)

Division: Chemicals (CHEM)

Division: Chemicals (CHEM)

Supported the IT operations of the Kent State College of Aeronautics and Engineering, as well as the College of Science and Humanities (formerly the College of Arts and Sciences), both locally and on an organizational-wide level.

Configured, installed, monitored and maintained users’ computers and mobile hardware with Active Directory and Group Policy.

Diagnosed, isolated and de-bugged moderately complex software problems on Windows, Linux, and Mac systems, performed physical hardware repairs, and worked to reach problem resolution directly with university staff.

Analyzed, developed, modified, installed, tested and maintained moderately complex server hardware (hubs, switches, cables, bluetooth & network adapters, ethernet NICs) and software (file-servers, NACs, firewalls, etc), system utilities and storage both physically and virtually.

Used the Freshservice Ticketing System to manage requests, triage day-to-day issues, organize communication, and decrease time-to-resolution.