Agentic AI, in production
Production MCP servers, agent runtimes on Bedrock, and RAG pipelines built to survive contact with real data — not demos.
I take agentic AI and dual-cloud systems from promising prototype to architecture you can trust in production.
Deep specialization where it counts, backed by two decades of building systems that were meant to last.
Production MCP servers, agent runtimes on Bedrock, and RAG pipelines built to survive contact with real data — not demos.
Azure and AWS as first-class citizens — including the cost modeling, networking, and trade-offs that decide which workload lives where.
The connective tissue: OAuth2/OIDC, SAML federation, Entra/B2C, and the API layer that binds enterprise systems together.
A sample of recent builds — the full history lives on the experience page.
A C# backend exposing MCP HTTP endpoints from Azure, an Angular chat client on AWS, and a Python agent on Bedrock — a production-oriented pattern for running agents across cloud boundaries.
Embeddings, chunking, retrieval, and evaluation (recall@k, MRR) implemented from scratch before extending to Qdrant — then mapped onto Bedrock Knowledge Bases and Azure AI Search.
An event-driven AWS architecture (Lambda, DynamoDB, Step Functions, EventBridge) processing billing files for populations from 500 to 1,000,000 people, with Athena/QuickSight reporting.
That's exactly the gap I close. Tell me what you're building and where it's stuck.