All work
CompanySiemens Energy
RoleSenior Engineer (Consultant)
PeriodJune 2024 — May 2025
TypeConsulting · Industrial AI
Self-aware alerting for partial discharge & gas density
Agentic and RAG-based AI systems that reason over historical sensor data, thresholds, and alert patterns to make industrial monitoring smarter and safer.
LLM Agents
RAG
Sensor Telemetry
Python
Alerting
3
Critical industrial systems instrumented
24/7
Monitoring with self-aware reasoning
Domain
Partial discharge + gas density
The brief
Industrial environments generate a firehose of telemetry — gas density readings, partial-discharge measurements, threshold breaches. Traditional rule-based alerting either drowns operators in false positives or misses the patterns that matter. Siemens Energy wanted to know whether agentic AI could change that.
What I built
Agentic and RAG-based AI for safety-critical telemetry
- Designed agentic and RAG-based AI systems for self-aware partial-discharge and gas-density alerting, combining real-time telemetry streams with LLM reasoning.
- Implemented stateful workflows and decision logic enabling AI agents to reason over historical sensor data, thresholds, and alerts — not just react to the latest reading.
- Built scalable ingestion and inference pipelines to transform raw sensor telemetry into actionable alerts using Python and modern LLM orchestration patterns.
Working with domain experts
- Collaborated closely with Siemens domain experts to translate research concepts into deployable, maintainable systems.
- Built new features leveraging telemetry data from sensors and designed a robust alerting system for when thresholds are hit.
- Focused on auditability — operators need to understand why an AI agent raised an alert, not just that it did.
"In industrial settings, an unexplained alert is worse than no alert. Auditability isn't a feature — it's the product."