Computer Vision
Detection, segmentation and analysis for challenging imagery — including satellite and remote-sensing pipelines where labels are scarce and quality matters.
MaineFrame Labs is a one-person ML engineering studio led by a PhD researcher with industry experience — building production-grade computer vision and multimodal generative AI systems, with a data-centric edge grounded in active learning and uncertainty quantification.
Three tightly related disciplines, brought together under one roof so models ship reliable and stay reliable.
Detection, segmentation and analysis for challenging imagery — including satellite and remote-sensing pipelines where labels are scarce and quality matters.
Building with vision-language models and multimodal pipelines — and critically, understanding their limits through targeted evaluation and explainability work.
Active learning loops and uncertainty quantification to spend labeling budget where it matters and to know when a model's predictions can be trusted.
From the first look at the raw data to monitoring a model in production — one accountable engineer across every stage, so nothing falls through the gaps between hand-offs.
Profiling, labeling strategy, and cleaning — catching the label noise, leakage, and distribution oddities that decide whether a model can succeed at all.
Training with an honest evaluation harness, calibrated uncertainty, and active learning — measuring what matters, not what's easy to metric.
Reproducible pipelines and packaging so the model that shipped is the model that was evaluated — deployed into your environment, not a notebook.
Drift, calibration, and performance tracking after launch, with feedback loops that feed straight back into data and the next training cycle.
Freelance, project-based, or embedded with your team. If it touches vision, multimodal AI, or data quality, it's probably a fit.