Software engineer at Omaha Insights. Autonomous research pipelines, data visualizations, and web applications.
Current focus agentic systems for equity research, backtest-driven strategy selection, and interfaces that expose their own reasoning.
AI systems, autonomous research tooling, data visualizations, and production web applications.
Two single-page rendering experiments testing how far the July 2026 web can go: WebGPU, WebGL 2, shaders, and the newest CSS. A raymarched optics bench, and a scroll essay drawn by the pipeline it describes.
Zero-dependency scroll essays that trade video for live, GPU-computed graphics: a WebGPU optics bench and a WebGL 2 tour of the browser's rendering pipeline.
A rebuild of Ivan Joseph's twenty-year literary archive: 3,157 SPIP pages recovered, reclassified, and published as a static Astro site designed around the language of the work.
Old links from 2009 onward still reach the right work, Ivan's vocabulary survived intact, and the archive now rebuilds from plain inspectable files without a database or CMS.
A Hermes Agent research loop that screens European equities, backtests strategy hypotheses with costs, and runs a final gate before any paper rebalance - leaving an inspectable evidence trail at every stage.
Caught a dispatch bug producing clone-like backtests, refused strategies its engine couldn't test honestly, and held calculated orders when the active strategy breached its drawdown limit.
A bilingual data visualization app that turns French prices into minutes of work, with historical data, salary references, and methodology checks built in.
Reframes French purchasing power in minutes of work, with salary references and methodology choices visible.
Field notes from building AI-assisted research systems, dashboards, and production web apps.
The Browser Is a Material walks from markup to photons, and the object illustrating each stage is drawn by the pipeline it describes. Notes on WebGL 2, new CSS, and what a browser pass caught.
LUMEN is a one-file scroll experience: a raymarched glass specimen whose physics change as you read. Raw WebGPU, no Three.js, and the 2026 CSS that replaced my scroll listeners.
How I recovered 3,157 pages from an aging SPIP site, corrected the archive's model, and designed a new home around one unusual literary form.
The best interface is honest about what it does not know. Trust comes from acknowledged pretense.