I work at ARQUUS (John Cockerill group) on a generative AI platform running on isolated, on-premise infrastructure: model serving, document retrieval, internal tooling, access control. Most of the interesting problems there are not about models. They are about making a system reliable and verifiable when calling an API is not an option.
Going deeper on three things through 2027: inference serving and where it actually breaks, retrieval evaluated with numbers instead of intuition, and writing MCP servers rather than only consuming them.
Before that: an OCR and LLM pipeline that processed 40,000 handwritten archive pages, and a full-stack PWA built on automation workflows and cascaded LLM calls.
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Code and results in the pinned repositories below.
- Models & data - Python, ML/DL (PyTorch, scikit-learn, LightGBM, XGBoost, SHAP, Optuna), SQL, Pandas, NumPy
- LLM systems - MCP, RAG, Hugging Face, LM Studio, Ollama, OpenWebUI, OpenAI-compatible APIs, fine-tuning
- Systems - Linux, Docker, Git, GitHub Actions, SSH, Bash, MLflow
- Web & automation - JavaScript, FastAPI, n8n, Supabase
