Senior Business Analyst · TD Insurance · MBA · Founder, Jupiter Decision Engine
I advise the C-suite at a Fortune 500.
I built a hedge-fund-grade AI platform from scratch.
I had no engineering background when I started either.
Seven years at TD Insurance advising the C-suite, earning the bank's highest individual honour — the Vision in Action Award of Distinction, given to roughly 1 in 1,000 employees. Outside of work, I designed and shipped Jupiter Decision Engine: a production-grade AI investment platform, 11 modules deep, scanning 12,000+ securities in real time. I had never written a line of code before I started.
For seven years, I've worked inside TD Insurance — one of Canada's largest financial institutions — as an internal consultant to the C-suite. My job is to walk into rooms full of ambiguity, messy data, and competing priorities, and walk out with a recommendation people can actually act on. Not a report. Not a framework. A decision.
That work has been recognised three times with TD's All-Star award. More recently, I received the Vision in Action Award of Distinction — TD's single highest individual honour, awarded to approximately one in every thousand employees. It's not given for tenure or titles. It's given for impact that others notice before you do.
But the work I'm most proud of didn't happen in a boardroom. I built Jupiter Decision Engine from scratch — a production-grade AI investment intelligence platform with 11 functional modules, live market data feeds, and a real-time scanner evaluating over 12,000 securities. I had never written a single line of code before I started.
What Jupiter proved to me — and what I bring to every room I walk into — is that the hardest problems don't require the most experience. They require the clearest thinking.
So I built what I needed. Jupiter Decision Engine is a production-grade AI investment intelligence platform I designed and shipped entirely on my own — outside work hours, with no prior engineering background. Eleven functional modules. Live market data from multiple APIs. A scanner running across 12,000+ securities in real time. It operates like a system built by a fund. Because it was designed by someone who thinks like one.
A decade of analytical work. A builder's instinct. And the ability to make complexity legible.
From colleagues at TD, MBA peers, and people who've worked directly under me.
Jupiter started as a personal tool. It's becoming something more deliberate — and so is the work around it.
If you're a hiring manager who just read this and thought "we need someone like that" — let's talk. If you're an investor who wants early access to Jupiter, same. I respond to people who are specific about what they want.