Bradley S. Isenbek
AI systems architect, machine learning engineer, frontier technologist. Grand Rapids, Michigan, in the field since 2009.
AI-focused Software Architect with 15+ years designing secure, large-scale data systems for government and enterprise clients. Extensive hands-on experience with frontier AI models, agentic programming frameworks, and AI-augmented development workflows. Proven track record leading technical teams on classified projects and building high-availability infrastructure processing billions of records. Expert in AI/ML pipelines, distributed systems, cloud infrastructure, and secure data management. Active builder of open-source AI tools and agentic systems.
Where the time went
| Years | Role |
|---|---|
| 2024-present | Founder & AI Systems Architect: SysForge.ai AI consulting and development firm delivering frontier AI solutions. Architecting AI-powered systems integrating frontier language models into enterprise workflows. Building custom agentic AI pipelines and AI-augmented development toolchains. |
| 2022-present | Architect & Developer: Enterprise Messaging Platform Enterprise-grade, high-volume messaging platform. Architected high-availability system handling millions of messages with 99.9% uptime. Built RESTful API layer with FastAPI integrating multiple carriers with automated failover. |
| 2018-2022 | Architect & Developer: Enterprise Data Platform Large-scale ESP data management processing billions of messages and 100M+ contact records. Integrated 4.9 billion data points for ML model training and relationship discovery across 10,000+ data sources. |
| 2014-2018 | Senior Architect: Fortune 500 Financial Services Investigative intelligence platform serving law enforcement and government agencies. Lead developer on classified project with the United States Government. Built ML models for entity resolution and relationship mapping. |
By the numbers
| Repositories indexed | 84 |
| AI sessions | 121 |
| Messages exchanged | 379,147 |
| Active days | 35 |
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