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Continuous Learning
I treat learning as part of the work: focused, hands-on, and tied to systems I can ship, evaluate, and improve.
Recent areas of study
Conferences, hackathons, and local community
- Attended an AI conference in San Francisco in 2025
- Participate in hackathons regularly
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Attend local meetups:
- AI Camp
- Data + AI + Security Meetup
- Puget Sound Python Programmers (PuPPy)
- Code & Coffee
How I learn
My learning style is applied rather than academic-only. I use real projects, experiments, and production constraints
to deepen understanding in AI systems, architecture, security, and performance.
- Build and test ideas in working systems instead of stopping at theory
- Follow emerging patterns in agentic AI, orchestration, evaluation, and observability
- Revisit fundamentals when new tooling changes what “best practice” looks like
- Prefer learning that compounds across product, engineering, and leadership
Why it matters
Continuous learning helps me make better tradeoffs, adapt quickly, and connect new capabilities to practical product outcomes.
It is especially important in fast-moving areas like agentic AI, secure automation, and event-driven systems.
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