About

Hey, I’m Hunter, a Machine‑Learning Engineer who’s spent the better part of a decade turning data into actionable insight. I grew up in the Bay Area, earned a master’s in Computational & Mathematical Engineering at Stanford, and a double‑major bachelor’s in Physics and Mathematics from Sonoma State. Those studies gave me a solid grounding in quantitative thinking, which I’ve applied across academia, industry, and even a few space‑related projects.

My career has been a series of problem‑focused sprints: building pipelines that let hospitals monitor data drift across multiple sites, designing edge‑deployed computer‑vision models that slash hardware costs, and creating synthetic‑patient datasets that keep privacy intact while still supporting research. I’ve also dived deep into clinical applications—developing ECG‑based detectors for pulmonary hypertension, quantifying long‑term risks after traumatic brain injury, and building survival‑analysis frameworks that surface hidden comorbidities. The work lands in top journals (JAMA Network Open, Nature Aging, Chest) and often becomes the basis for collaborations with major pharma players. I was also fortunate enough to work on the initial batch of pocketqube satellites while at Sonoma State.

Beyond the screen, I’m hands‑on in the real world. I tend a modest garden, my favorite is growing beets.—nothing fancy, just the satisfaction of watching something grow from seed to plate. On weekends you’ll find me rolling dice for a monthly Dungeons & Dragons campaign, or battling it out over a board‑game strategy session. Music is another outlet: I craft generative pieces that react to ambient sound and environmental data, ensuring each listening experience is unique.

I’m not one for buzzwords or vague platitudes. I believe in clear, data‑driven answers and in acknowledging when something isn’t known yet. If you’re looking for someone who will cut through the hype, deliver practical solutions, and still find time to nurture a garden or spin a tabletop adventure, feel free to reach out. Let’s turn tough challenges into tangible results—no sugar‑coating, just honest work.