AI adoption & team enablement
I work inside companies — discovery, architecture, delivery, handover — and teach engineering and business teams to build, run, and own AI.
Founder, Vector Rubric
Founding Head of Platform & Client
Engineering, Maio Labs
I build agentic systems, voice and document intelligence, and the memory and search layers underneath — then teach teams to run them. Based in Portugal, working across Europe.
One person across the model, the data, the agents, the interface, and the team that runs it. I build the system and teach the people who own it.
I work inside companies — discovery, architecture, delivery, handover — and teach engineering and business teams to build, run, and own AI.
Multi-agent workflows, tool use, MCP, and agents embedded in company-wide systems and intelligence.
STT, TTS and full-duplex voice with barge-in and live transcripts. Local ASR or cloud providers like ElevenLabs.
OCR, VLM and LLM pipelines for structured extraction, digitisation and parallel processing with RabbitMQ.
Knowledge bases with Cognee, agent memory with Hindsight, semantic and hybrid search with OpenSearch.
Private cloud, bare-metal GPU clusters, vLLM, DGX Spark, local inference, observability, and the product on top.
Systems in production, measured by what changed: cost, throughput, deadlines, and the teams that kept running them.
Built the system that integrated Sophi.io's AI layout engine into Eidosmedia Méthode. In production at Nordwest-Zeitung, it lays out ~1,800 pages a month, cuts pagination costs by 65%, and leaves editors full control of the page. The approach has since been adopted by news groups across Germany and France.
Founding Head of Platform & Client Engineering. I own the teams that ship AI into customers' businesses and the platform it runs on: private cloud, bare-metal GPU clusters, local model hosting, data pipelines, and production AI across industrial, automotive, food & beverage, healthcare, and professional services. Hundreds of millions of tokens a month on hardware in the room. Cloud invoice: zero.
Knowledge bases, memory layers, agentic systems, voice and AI infrastructure for companies that want to own their intelligence instead of renting it. I build the system, then teach the team to run it.
Contributor to OpenSearch, Apache Commons, Jackson and Lecta. Published a welding-defect object-detection dataset on Hugging Face. Built Hermes Live Desktop for full-duplex voice. I write and benchmark local inference on DGX Spark.
The gap isn't technology — it's fluency. I bring AI into companies by training the teams that use it, from the C-suite to the codebase.
Inference deployment, evaluation, prompt engineering, agents. Hands-on with real models.
Product, ops, sales, leadership — everyone learns the AI layer of their role.
Immersive sessions. Build real AI features, not slides.
I work alongside your team until AI becomes muscle memory.
I pick the smallest stack that survives production. These are the tools I use most, from the model layer to the interface.
Technical deep dives, benchmarks, and honest takes on where agents, memory and AI infrastructure are actually going.
Why agents need one memory that follows them across devices, and how I run mine on Hindsight with 50,000 memories.
DeltaDB vs Entire: agent state, memory, review, hosting, and the catch. What version control looks like when agents write the code.
A non-linear route through hardware, software, and AI — which is why the stack never scares me.
Knowledge bases, memory layers, agentic systems, voice and AI infrastructure for companies that want to own their intelligence.
Client Engineering, Vision Architects, private cloud, bare-metal GPU clusters, local AI stack, and production AI. Also Founding Software & AI Engineer since March 2026.
Short engineering stint on the team behind Lecta.
Built Automatic Pagination end to end and integrated Sophi.io into Méthode. Later, AI Software Engineer in R&D: semantic and hybrid search with OpenSearch, MCP, LLMs, autonomous agents and chatbots.
Formal software engineering after a decade of electronics and hands-on technical work.
Six years in the Portuguese Army, then electronics, camera repair and technical support. The hardware years are why I'm comfortable with bare metal, GPUs and racks.