
PlantDoc: Plant Disease Classification
State-of-the-art plant disease classification with CBAM-augmented ResNet18, achieving 97.46% accuracy across 38 disease categories.
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Retired Special Forces Medic turned AI Engineer at VetClaims.AI, building ML systems that help veterans get the benefits they deserve.
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I'm Jeremy—a retired Special Forces Medical Sergeant now serving as Medical Innovation Officer (AI Engineer) at VetClaims.AI, where I build the AI systems that help veterans navigate the VA disability claims process. After fifteen years in uniform—eight of those in 7th Special Forces Group running medical care under fire—I earned my M.S. in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Michigan-Dearborn in 2025 and brought both halves of that experience together at VetClaims.AI.
That mix—leading under fire, then engineering systems for the same population I once treated—is the angle I bring to ML and AI: training models on VA rating criteria, structuring nexus-letter workflows, and reading clinical evidence with a clinician's eye on problems most engineers don't see. The mission is the same one that drove me as a medic: when a fellow service member needs help, you show up and you get it done.
Right now I'm focused on shrinking the gap between filing a VA disability claim and getting it adjudicated correctly. That means clinical-evidence pipelines, retrieval-augmented nexus drafting, and ML-assisted rating workflows that compress what's historically a multi-year process.
A snapshot of my professional background and technical expertise.
M.S. in Artificial Intelligence
VetClaims.AI
U.S. Army — 7th SFG(A)