Incident Lab
Built a local incident investigator with real MCP tool calls, evidence-linked proposals, approval-gated simulation, and inspectable recorded evaluations.
Jeremy Cleland · AI engineering
Open to opportunitiesI build AI applications with tool calling, retrieval, and evaluation.
01 / Selected work
Built a local incident investigator with real MCP tool calls, evidence-linked proposals, approval-gated simulation, and inspectable recorded evaluations.
Built multi-agent and tool-calling workflows for clinical evidence and veteran benefits, with human review for consequential decisions.
Developed a plant-disease classifier using an attention-augmented ResNet18 and inspected model behavior with evaluation visualizations.
02 / Engineering approach
Work with domain experts to define the task, the evidence, and where human judgment belongs.
Build retrieval and tool-calling workflows with clear interfaces and deliberate review points.
Use repeatable test cases, inspect failures, and iterate on reliability through actual use.
03 / Background
I developed agentic systems for clinical-evidence and benefits workflows at VetClaims.ai, and ML pipelines as a graduate research assistant at the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
I completed my M.S. in Artificial Intelligence in 2025. I retired from the U.S. Army in 2022 after serving as a Special Forces Medical Sergeant.
More about my background →Let’s work together
Based in Michigan. Open to remote roles from Michigan and Michigan-based opportunities.