Victor Camargo

AI Engineer and Data Scientist

I build evaluation-driven AI systems, clinical NLP workflows, and production-minded ML pipelines with emphasis on reliability, grounding, and measurable signal over polished demos.

Open to AI engineering, ML engineering, and data science roles where evaluation, reliability, and system design matter.

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  • Build focus Evaluation-driven AI systems
  • Applied work Clinical NLP and data pipelines
  • Research depth PhD training and peer-reviewed publications

AI engineering, data science, and complex systems.

I bring a research-trained approach to production AI: careful problem definition, disciplined evaluation, and systems that stay understandable when the work gets messy.

At Carta Healthcare, I owned clinical ETL and NLP pipelines with HL7/FHIR-aligned workflows and selective LLM-assisted extraction. At TripleTen, I mentor and review end-to-end machine learning projects with emphasis on evaluation rigor, failure analysis, and production-minded system design.

Research

5 peer-reviewed publications across nonlinear dynamics and complex systems. View publications

Projects

Flagship Systems

Case studies in evaluation-driven AI systems, retrieval and grounding, and clinical NLP.

Flagship
2024 Live

Carta Healthcare · Data Scientist

Clinical Registry Intelligence

Owned clinical ETL and NLP pipelines at Carta Healthcare, standardizing heterogeneous healthcare inputs into HL7/FHIR-aligned workflows and integrating LLM-assisted extraction into registry operations.

  • NLP
  • Healthcare
  • ETL
  • FHIR
Flagship
2025 Live

TripleTen · Data Science and AI/ML Instructor

Teaching ML Like Production

Built a rigorous mentoring and review practice at TripleTen, guiding learners through end-to-end ML systems with emphasis on evaluation, failure analysis, and production-minded technical judgment.

  • Machine Learning
  • Mentoring
  • Education
  • Evaluation
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Writing

Recent writing

Essays on machine learning practice, systems thinking, scientific reasoning, and technical judgment.

March 1, 2026 Machine Learning

Machine Learning Starts Before the Model

In production ML systems, the hardest part is often not the algorithm. It is making data, labels, and evaluation trustworthy enough for the model to matter.

February 12, 2026 Scientific Reasoning

Scientific Reasoning for Applied AI

Scientific training strengthens applied AI because it builds the habits that reliable ML systems depend on: questioning assumptions, isolating variables, and taking evidence seriously.

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Open to thoughtful collaborations.

I am especially open to AI engineering, machine learning, and research-informed product work where rigor, reliability, and communication all matter.

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