Selected Projects
These proof capsules summarize the three project areas I currently use to show applied AI engineering, data-system architecture, and research-grade public-data work. Evidence is marked conservatively: if a public artifact still needs sanitization or review, it is listed as Evidence pending review instead of linked.
1. Media Monitor
Role signal: Operational AI/data automation system.
Brief: An AI/data intelligence pipeline that turns raw news inputs into structured briefs, drafts, schema-valid handoff artifacts, and human-reviewable outputs.
What it proves
- I can design inspectable AI/data workflows across acquisition, enrichment, editorial generation, and publishing boundaries.
- I can separate LLM runtime output from stable contract buses and human handoff surfaces.
- I can expose fallback visibility and operational status instead of hiding fragile assumptions in scripts.
Evidence
- Architecture flow and module boundaries.
- Evidence pending review: sanitized public/demo snapshot surface.
- Evidence pending review: sample editorial handoff packet or
editorial_latest.jsonshape.
2. Knowledge / Data Contracts
Role signal: Reliability architecture for AI/knowledge pipelines.
Brief: A contract architecture for making AI and knowledge pipelines inspectable, testable, maintainable, and safer to extend across producers, versioned buses, manifests, observability indexes, and sanctioned consumers.
What it proves
- I can design reliability layers that keep multi-repo AI/data pipelines inspectable and safe to extend.
- I can define boundaries, contracts, observability, versioning, integration governance, and failure containment.
- I can turn knowledge-system architecture into explicit rules rather than hidden coupling between folders and scripts.
Evidence
- Public technical overview.
- Evidence pending review: integration seams page.
- Evidence pending review: run record and observability index contracts.
3. Public Data / Poverty & EPH
Role signal: Research-grade public data product.
Brief: A public-data analysis project combining Argentine household survey microdata, socioeconomic modeling, maps, and reproducible analytical outputs.
What it proves
- I can apply research-grade analytical judgment to public socioeconomic data rather than only moving JSON artifacts.
- I can build reproducible paths from survey microdata to indicators, geospatial analysis, and human-facing outputs.
- I can translate economic research into inspectable maps, charts, tables, and documentation for public audiences.
Evidence
- Repository: indice-pobreza-UBA.
- Civic/public-data overview.
- Evidence pending review: reliable screenshots, methodology excerpts, sample notebooks, and chart/table outputs.