Let's discuss what comes next.
I'm interested in AI engineering roles, focused research support, and practical collaborations.
Contact routes distinguish these three lanes. Email me at jon@simoneresearch.com. No sponsorship, external client adoption, or business-impact outcome is claimed here.
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My independent work spans agent tools, experimental player learning, evaluation, and human approval workflows. I'm interested in roles where I can turn research questions into working software and explain the decisions behind it.
My professional summary and selected projects provide an introduction to my contributions, implementations, and results.
A useful starting point: the role, the problem your team is working on, and the skills you would like to discuss.
Discuss a role by emailHelp answer a focused question.
I'm interested in API credits, compute access, and technical collaboration for well-defined experiments. Current interests include evaluating multi-model critique and connecting strategic discoveries to improvements a learning player retains.
For a proposed study, I would define the comparison, evaluation method, resource budget, and intended public outputs with you. Council and the Pokémon research show existing foundations for that discussion.
A useful starting point: your research interests, the support available, and any requirements for sharing methods or results.
Discuss research support by emailStart with a workflow worth improving.
I'd like to work with people exploring how AI can help with research, software development, and tasks that need human review. A useful first step is a small prototype with a clear user, representative inputs, and an agreed way to judge the output.
BigBoss, my personal approval-workflow MVP, is one example of how I approach the interaction between an agent and the person directing it.
A useful starting point: what happens today, where the work gets difficult, and what a useful improvement would look like.
Discuss a collaboration by emailHave a question about a project or want to compare notes? General research conversations are welcome too.
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