finalize pre-capstone

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\item Primary model developer of RushReady from inception through multimillion dollar product commercialization
\item Engineered near-real-time data platform with Delta Live Tables and automated MLOps lifecycle across QSR brands
\item Built explainable anomaly detection with XGBoost/SHAP attribution and brand-configurable recommendations, increasing speed of service by 20\%
\item Liaison for Microsoft in 100-member AI accelerator program
\item Represented Ecolab as liaison in Microsoft's 100-member AI accelerator program
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\begin{itemize}
\item Analyzed 85K+ code definitions comparing AI vs human code maintainability via static analysis and non-parametric statistics
\item Found AI code carries 3--4x more structural debt invisible to reviewers; recommends automated quality gates for AI-generated PRs
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\item Cross-national correlation analysis (r=0.624, p{<}0.001) of media and science trust across 128 countries with subgroup OLS regression
\item Trust transfer attenuates 5.7x in low-press-freedom regimes; quartile progression from 12.3\% to 26.2\%
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\item Surfaces optimal meeting windows by vectorizing iCalendar data into discrete-time signals with weighted constraint scoring
\item Periodic fold analysis surfaces recurring availability patterns across an 80-member org