AI and LLM product work
I focus on shipping useful behavior, not novelty for its own sake: retrieval, evaluations, agent workflows, grounded outputs, and clean failure paths.
Gerald Cuder
I build practical AI products, machine learning features, and backend systems with a focus on clarity, product fit, and reliable implementation.

About
I care about shipping things that are technically serious, product-aware, and legible for the next iteration.
I focus on shipping useful behavior, not novelty for its own sake: retrieval, evaluations, agent workflows, grounded outputs, and clean failure paths.
The job is not just to make a model work in isolation. It is to make the entire user flow clear, trustworthy, and maintainable once real usage starts.
I like software that reads well, scales sensibly, and leaves room for iteration instead of locking a team into unnecessary complexity.
Milestones
Rocket Apps / StepsApp
ActiveBuilding ML features and LLM-powered experiences for fitness and health apps used by millions. Work spans backend services, iOS integration, statistical modeling, and LLMOps infrastructure.
Syndena
Applied NLP and federated learning to Electronic Health Records under strict privacy constraints. Designed human-in-the-loop pipelines and LLMOps workflows that kept clinicians in control of model outputs.
iTranslate
Developed and shipped neural machine translation and speech recognition models to production across iOS and Android. Handled the full pipeline from research to on-device deployment.
Selected Projects
Selected work across evaluation systems, health-oriented product concepts, and knowledge infrastructure.
Open Source Library
A Keras-native wrapper for adaptive loss weighting based on task difficulty. Implements and extends the SoftAdapt algorithm, enabling dynamic rebalancing of multiple loss terms in multi-task and multi-output learning. Supports 2D and 3D outputs — including token-level NER — and is compatible with TensorFlow 2.x training loops.
What I Build
Presented simply: a few focused areas where product thinking and implementation quality need to move together.
Fast, credible experiments that test usefulness early and still respect production constraints.
Classification, retrieval, ranking, and decision support integrated into real interfaces and workflows.
Clear contracts, background jobs, data models, and service layers that hold up under iteration.
Benchmarks, prompt iteration, latency tradeoffs, and instrumentation that turn guesswork into feedback loops.
React and Next.js interfaces that stay close to the product — clean data flows, sensible state, and UIs that hold up as features grow.
Native Swift and SwiftUI development with CoreML model integration, on-device inference, and the full path from Xcode to App Store.
Get in touch
Open to thoughtful conversations about AI products, ML features, and product engineering.
gerald.cuder@icloud.com