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Al Tabanjeh
I design and deploy intelligent systems at the intersection of AI, Industrial Automation, and Data Engineering. My work converts real-world problems into operational, maintainable systems — not demos.
Three Domains of Practice
Each domain informs the others. The intersections are where the most interesting systems emerge.
Machine learning pipelines, OCR systems, NLP applications, data platforms, and intelligent automation — built for production, not prototypes.
Edge computing, industrial cameras, sensor networks, SCADA integration, and smart monitoring — bridging physical processes with digital intelligence.
Applied research methodologies, systematic thinking frameworks, and knowledge architectures — converting ideas into structured, testable assets.
Systems & Projects
AI-powered vision system verifying printed batch and expiration data on pharmaceutical packaging using computer vision at line speed.
Closed-loop AI control system for hydroponic farms — managing nutrients, pH, EC, and environmental parameters using sensor fusion and ML models.
End-to-end ATS with AI-powered CV screening, semantic ranking, and structured candidate evaluation pipeline built for enterprise HR workflows.
Distributed sensor network for agricultural monitoring — real-time data ingestion, anomaly detection, and decision support for field operators.
How I think
about systems
Every system I build starts from a question: what problem does this actually solve? Then architecture, then code.
- › Real-world deployment over lab demos
- › Data-driven decisions over assumptions
- › Systems thinking across the full stack
- › Maintainability as a first-class constraint
- › Science-backed methodology always
Active Thinking
Engineering Thought
The gap between a working model and a deployed system is where most value is lost.
Maintainability is not a feature — it is the foundation of every serious system.
Have a hard problem
that needs a system?
I work on industrial AI, data platforms, IoT infrastructure, and knowledge systems. If it is a real problem in the real world — let's talk.