Pilot before production
A small scope, a short timeline and metrics agreed before we start. The decision to continue is yours, with the numbers on the table.
About
An AI engineer in Joinville, Brazil, with five years of software development and AI systems running in production. The person who handles your project is the one who designs it and writes the code.
He builds and runs an LLM-assisted audit platform in production. It reads unstructured documents (scanned PDFs, Excel, bank files, CSV), answers with cited sources (RAG with embeddings and pgvector) and uses agents with tool calling, MCP and structured outputs.
Local and cloud models work in a cost-based cascade, and a confidentiality gate decides what may go to the cloud. Thousands of automated tests, CI/CD, and monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana keep it running.
The model never produces the final number. Values come from reading the document or from recalculation in code, and a deterministic checker vetoes wrong mappings.
The same rule applies to every project on this site: AI speeds up reading and interpretation; the checking is done by code that can be audited.
Climate-risk analysis project for ESG, with PostGIS, scikit-learn and SHAP to explain each prediction.
Studying Software Engineering at Univille, expected to graduate in 2027.
A small scope, a short timeline and metrics agreed before we start. The decision to continue is yours, with the numbers on the table.
Every value that enters your system has an origin: a cell, a page, a line or a calculation. Anything that doesn't reconcile goes to review.
A confidentiality agreement, minimal access and, when the data is sensitive, models running on your own servers.
Projects that could conflict with existing professional commitments are declined at the assessment stage, openly.
Contact
Projects, partnerships or a technical question: write with some context and you'll get a straight answer.
Tell us about the process, the rough volume and the systems involved. You'll hear back from the engineer who would build it.