August 2025 – May 2026
Medical Innovation Officer
VetClaims.ai
Developed and shipped prototypes and production agentic systems for veteran disability-benefits workflows in two-to-four-week cycles.
About Jeremy
Technical work.
Human context.
I want to build AI tools that make complex work easier for the people responsible for it. My strongest contribution is hands-on application engineering with domain experts: define the workflow, integrate the tools, evaluate failures, and improve the system through use.
My background
I build AI applications that help people work through complex information and operational decisions. My experience includes multi-agent orchestration, tool calling, retrieval, evaluation, and deployed ML pipelines using Python, FastAPI, Docker, and MLflow.
As Medical Innovation Officer at VetClaims.ai from August 2025 to May 2026, I developed agentic systems for clinical-evidence and benefits workflows. I combined hands-on engineering with product collaboration, delivering prototypes and production systems in short cycles.
I earned an M.S. in Artificial Intelligence, with a Machine Learning concentration, at the University of Michigan-Dearborn in 2025. Before transitioning to software and AI, I served as a U.S. Army Special Forces Medical Sergeant and retired in 2022. That experience informs how I work with domain experts, evaluate failure modes, and take responsibility for systems people depend on.
Experience
Where I’ve contributed.
January 2024 – December 2025
AI Engineer & Graduate Research Assistant
University of Michigan-Dearborn
Developed ML pipelines for sepsis detection, NLP classification, and reinforcement-learning optimization.
2014 – 2022
Special Forces Medical Sergeant
U.S. Army — 7th SFG(A)
Led cross-functional teams on five partner-nation/combat deployments.
Let’s work together
Useful AI starts with
a real problem.
Based in Michigan. Open to remote roles from Michigan and Michigan-based opportunities.