Building

Theonix

An AI copilot for procedural mastery. Smart glasses, a ceiling camera or a mounted phone capture a procedure; a multi-agent pipeline on Google Cloud reads it; the trainee gets guidance while their hands are still moving, and an objective score where there used to be a subjective impression.

Today that means clinical training. It went live in Rutgers Health classroom use in September 2026. My co-founder, Shaheen Timmapuri, is a practicing pediatric surgeon and runs all clinical training.

The underlying problem is not specific to medicine. It shows up anywhere a procedure has a protocol and getting it right matters.

theonix.ai

Adorama

Six brands, more than $500M in annual revenue, and a technology organization I built from nothing across New York, Ukraine and Poland.

The platform work is finished: a fifteen-year-old .NET monolith replaced by microservices on Google Cloud, and a data stack that turned 48-hour reporting into 15-minute reporting. The current work is agentic shopping, making the catalog discoverable and buyable inside Gemini, Perplexity and the assistants after them, alongside generative AI put where it changes the job rather than decorates it: customer service, merchandising, pricing.

Patents

Twelve granted US patents

Filed during my time at Verizon, mostly on how autonomous aircraft choose networks, hand off between them, and plan routes against real-world conditions. Every one links to the public record.