Jason George / Engineering · AI · Leadership
Strategy should survive contact with the code.
I design software, data, and AI systems - and I lead the teams that turn ambitious technical ideas into dependable business outcomes.
Architectural depth. Executive accountability.
My work spans the intersection of enterprise software, applied intelligence, and the organizational realities of bringing complex systems into production. I remain equally comfortable discussing enterprise strategy and reviewing implementation details.
Three ways I create value
Engineering & architecture
Distributed software, integrations, cloud systems, and reliable services designed to endure real operational demands.
Applied AI & data platforms
Analytics engineering, ML workflows, retrieval, predictive models, and data products built for decision support.
Technology transformation
Leading cross-functional organizations, establishing engineering discipline, and translating technical work into business outcomes.
Selected work
Architecture, governance and AI/ML analytics for complex procurement data. Explore selected work →
Technical leadership, integrations and media workflows for continuous news operations.
A purpose-built dashboard and visualization solution connecting analytical output to practical decisions.
Experience that spans systems and organizations
20+ years across engineering and technology leadership · 30+ person cross-functional organizations · 24/7 broadcast engineering · Enterprise AI and data systems.
My background includes YCP Supply Chain, Dalet Digital Media Systems and Charter/Spectrum, backed by formal study in computer science and psychology, service in the U.S. Army, and multiple regional Emmy awards.
Let's solve the operating problem
Whether the challenge is complex integration, building an analytics platform, or leading a transformation, the goal is the same: technically sound decisions and systems that work in practice. Get in touch →
BLEEDING EYE STUDIOS / ENGINEERING · AI · LEADERSHIP
A personal engineering portfolio and technology practice led by Jason “Jay” George. Project summaries are selective, and conceptual illustrations do not reproduce proprietary systems.