Systems for
complex operations.

I design and build software that turns live data, infrastructure, and uncertainty into clear operational decisions.

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37.7749° N / 122.4194° W
LIVE SYSTEMECHELON / BAY AREA

Selected work / 04 systems

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Operational intelligence platform

ECHELON

ECHELON operational intelligence dashboard showing infrastructure incidents on a Bay Area map
PROJECT / 01STATUS / COMPLETE

ECHELON analyzes images from active incidents with computer vision, running object detection and scene-level analysis across structural damage, hazards, crowds, and traffic. It then calculates risk to nearby infrastructure assets, traces the impact across dependent and cascading assets, and fuses the evidence into a final conclusion with recommended actions.

Engineering signalsCore / Supporting
  • PostgreSQL / SQLAlchemy
  • Docker / Pytest
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ECHELON computer vision analysis of bridge damage showing detected people and severe structural damage metrics
02

Multi-robot warehouse simulation

FLEET CONTROL

PROJECT / 02STATUS / COMPLETE

A real-time warehouse fleet simulator coordinating multiple robots through shared space. A* routing, cell and edge reservations, yielding, and replanning prevent collisions; a traffic- and energy-aware scheduler improves throughput while battery management, failure recovery, persistence, and live event streaming keep operations resilient and observable.

Engineering signalsCore / Supporting
  • SQLite / State Recovery
  • Docker + AWS EC2 / CI
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03

Food logistics command center

THE GRID

THE GRID fleet routing interface over a dark Bay Area map
PROJECT / 03STATUS / COMPLETE

A warehouse logistics prototype that turns requests, inventory, fleet capacity, and live routing into clear delivery commitments for food-bank operators.

Engineering signalsCore / Supporting
  • REST APIs / Async HTTP
  • Pytest / Systems Validation
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THE GRID logistics network route view
04

Clinical decision-support prototype

MELANOMA CDS

Melanoma clinical decision-support interface showing patient history, job status, and a fused risk assessment
PROJECT / 04STATUS / PROTOTYPE

Built as a three-stage decision-support pipeline: a vision model identifies melanoma indicators in lesion imagery, a clinical model parses the patient’s medical history, and a comparison layer weighs both outputs. The system produces a fused risk assessment and final recommendation for physician review—not an autonomous diagnosis.

Engineering signalsCore / Supporting
  • FastAPI + React / Orchestration
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Profile / Mark Amirkhan

Location / San Francisco, California

Mark Amirkhan in New York
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Mark Amirkhan / Engineer / Builder

I build serious systems.For work that matters.

I'm a full-stack engineer building software at the intersection of live data, computer vision, and geospatial intelligence. I take ambitious products from architecture to deployment—turning complex inputs into clear, dependable systems with real-world impact.

Backend & Full-Stack ArchitectureComputer Vision & Applied AIReal-Time Data SystemsGeospatial Platforms
Mark presenting an operational geospatial system
System presentation / THE GRIDLinkedIn / Mark Amirkhan