Most of my clients already have the data: drone flights, inspection photos, years of job records. What they're missing is someone who can turn it into a working product. I come in as a fractional CTO, a hands-on engineer, or both.
Education
M.S. in computer vision, BYU
Techcyte
Computer vision for medical imaging
BENlabs
Data engineering
A software company had paid an outside dev shop for eight months and still didn't have a usable product. I rebuilt it in a day.
That isn't a typo. I write production code with AI agents doing most of the typing, so I can spend my time on the parts that need judgment.
My specialty
I've worked with hyperspectral drone imagery, microscope slides, and industrial inspection photos. I handle the whole thing, from deciding how the data should be collected to getting a model running in production.
I own the technical side: what to build, who builds it, and whether it's on track. That includes keeping outside developers honest, hiring your first engineers, and getting ready for technical due diligence.
MVPs, rescue jobs, internal tools, and compliance systems. Because I build with AI agents, a project that would take a typical team a quarter often takes me a few weeks.
Industries so far: agriculture · industrial inspection · medical imaging · field service software · healthcare compliance · consumer apps
Tell me what you're working on and where it's stuck. If I'm not the right person, I'll try to point you to someone who is.
One to two weeks at a fixed price. I go through your data, code, and vendors, then write up what I'd do and in what order. You keep the plan whether or not you hire me.
A monthly retainer or a fixed-scope project, depending on what the assessment turns up. Retainers start at $8,000/month.
I studied computer vision at BYU, then spent several years in industry, first building data pipelines at BENlabs and later working on medical imaging AI at Techcyte.
I always had side projects going. A professor needed drone imagery processed for a crop study. A friend's software company needed someone to fix what their contractors couldn't. Those projects kept growing, and eventually they became Adaptive Intelligence.
I keep my client list short on purpose, so the person you talk to on the first call is the person doing the work.
The first call is free and takes half an hour. Two slots open.