Low-voltage electrical engineer with 7+ years designing the audiovisual, IT, and low-voltage systems behind healthcare, government, and aviation projects — increasingly involved with AI in AEC and AI safety.
I'm a low-voltage electrical engineer with a background spanning audiovisual, low-voltage, and IT infrastructure. Over 7+ years across consulting, contractor, and design roles, I've designed and delivered complex technology systems — and become experienced at translating between technical teams, clients, and institutional stakeholders. I'm interested in operations, generalist, and field-building roles within AI safety.
Design low-voltage technology systems — AV, security, and IT infrastructure — for healthcare, government, and corporate projects. Produce Division 27 construction documentation including signal flow diagrams, rack elevations, and infrastructure layouts, and serve as primary point of contact in coordination meetings across internal teams and client stakeholders.
Lead AV designer for the transportation division. Technical lead on SFO Airport projects — architected a $2M+ paging and digital signage system for ITB and T3W and developed AV infrastructure for the Courtyard 3 Connector. Primary technical liaison across clients, architects, MEP engineers, BIM teams, and vendors; ran site inspections, commissioning, and final walk-throughs on mission-critical work.
Led marketing, inventory planning, and logistics across e-commerce and wholesale operations. Used data analytics and A/B testing on site design, branding, and ad campaigns to grow traffic, engagement, and conversion.
Supported senior AV engineering consultants through all design phases for corporate, higher-education, and healthcare projects. Managed AV BIM production — translating markups from Bluebeam to Revit — and built AV drawing standards that streamlined the team's workflow.
Developed US–China Conference for AI Safety, a proposal for a technical conference convening US and Chinese AI researchers to reduce racing dynamics and build shared technical understanding between the two countries. Scoped participant selection criteria, agenda design, and neutral-venue logistics, and analyzed the conference's value proposition for attendees.
Participating in a cohort-based course centered on If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies by Eliezer Yudkowsky and Nate Soares, examining arguments about existential risk from advanced AI. Engaged in weekly facilitated discussions and completed written exercises applying core alignment concepts.
A working-conference proposal for the practitioner tier of Trans-Pacific AI safety — artifacts, not statements.
Meeting SF's career-curious tech workers where they already are — and pointing them toward AI safety.
An engineer's take on where AI fits — and where it doesn't.
Open to conversations about technology design, engineering, and AI.