AI architect for education operating systems
Build the system, not the prompt.
Anyone can use AI tools. The rare work is turning AI into infrastructure an institution can trust, operate, sell, and scale.
AI architect for education operating systems
Anyone can use AI tools. The rare work is turning AI into infrastructure an institution can trust, operate, sell, and scale.
The distinction
The difference is whether the work survives real students and real operations — parents checking dashboards, teachers under deadline, enrolment targets that don't wait.
Systems, standards, and infrastructure
I design the layer between academic quality and commercial growth: agents, workflows, dashboards, content engines, and operating standards that make AI usable by teams — not just impressive in a demo.
Portdemy as proof
Portdemy is a full Cambridge IGCSE AI learning platform: examiner marking, adaptive revision, lesson-plan generation, parent visibility, voice calls, and follow-up workflows. Tuition centres don't just resell it — they run their operations on it, under licence.
The record
A platform students learn on. Marking teachers rely on. Licensing centres operate under. For partners and investors, that's the difference between AI interest and AI infrastructure.
The architecture angle
I work where AI has to become a real operating layer: across curriculum, assessment, parent communication, enrolment, content production, and team execution.
Contact
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