Platform development is part of my practice. I move from an important problem to an interface, system, or analysis that people can actually use.
Projects & explorations
Camden Health Equity Data Visualization Initiative
A live platform I conceived and led to connect neighborhood health outcomes with the conditions that shape them.
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State AI Readiness Index
A framework for understanding governance, workforce, data, and infrastructure foundations.
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Property Ownership Networks in Camden
Geospatial analysis to make complex ownership patterns visible.
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Explainable AI in Healthcare
Research into transparency, trust, and adoption in high-stakes settings.
Detail coming soonHow I build
I start by defining the decision or action the product must enable, then work back through users, data, workflow, and technical constraints. CHEDVI is a live platform I conceived and led. The State AI Readiness work is a published Rutgers research project; other entries are distinct research or exploratory work, not claims of deployed products.
Questions behind a build
Should this be a tool, workflow, or platform?
It depends on who needs it, how often the problem recurs, and what must be reused.
How will we know the product is useful?
Define the decision or action it should enable before choosing features.
See CHEDVI in action
The case study explains the problem and links to the working platform.
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