AI ENABLEMENT LEADER · BUILDER · EDUCATOR · PHYSICIST
Over a decade building and teaching across physics, space, immersive reality, robotics, and AI across university labs, small business, and enterprise scale. Now AI Enablement Lead at Zillow and founder of Chaotic Curiosity. Underneath it all: human factors and HCI, how people interface with technology.

Four places where my work changed how an organization operates. Each card opens the full story.
Built Zillow's AI enablement program: training, a champions network and an internal hub, with adoption measured by what people actually do, not by surveys.
Read the case →Took VR and AR out of one lab and into every vehicle program, so engineers, technicians and safety teams could review hardware in 3D on their own, inside ITAR.
Read the case →One connected pipeline where LLMs, systems models, AI-generated CAD, simulation and XR review hand work to each other: a transformation priority on the CEO's radar.
Read the case →Coordinated the labs behind ASU's physics courses for six years, taught online labs to hundreds of students a term, then designed and taught a graduate studio on XR and AI.
Read the case →Four cases don't cover a decade: an AI character for a museum dome, VR construction-safety training, robotics, courses and a studio with paying clients. Ask me about any of it.
What I build to learn, test an idea, or make one true thing felt. A few favorites:

A boutique studio building XR, AI, robotics and media for museums, universities, startups and research labs. Client work lives there; here's the latest.
Visit chaoticcuriosity.io ↗

A live generative-AI character under a planetarium dome, running local speech recognition and a local language model on one workstation.

Architecture for an AI-native shipyard logistics platform, now with paying customers.

Rigging scenes rebuilt from site photos, plus a procedural Blender toolkit that generates whole pipe-rack sites for Unity.

VR, EEG and eye-tracking research on construction safety and automation. Publication in preparation.

Walking, a cartwheel and a backflip for a simulated Unitree G1, trained on a DGX Spark and written up as a 15-chapter guide.
For the benefit of Earth and the diversity of its inhabitants.
AI is powerful enough to change everything. I choose to use it for good causes.
It is not enough to focus on building alone. We must share what we build with others.
Keep the human at the center: the more capable the machine, the more it rides on the person using it.