Systems portfolio

Grant McCurdy

I build data systems, analytics products, AI-assisted workflows, and source-grounded tools that turn messy information into usable decisions, artifacts, and operations.

Start with the dashboard, then inspect the source-backed project briefs and public-safe evidence packets.

Data Systems Structured data, validation, reporting marts
Analytics Products Dashboards, extracts, decision support
AI Workflows Human review, feedback, automation gates
Content Intelligence Corpus, OCR, transcripts, source-grounded reports

Start Here

A simple map of the public work

Use the project directory for the full portfolio, open the demos for working artifacts, or read the case studies for the system story behind selected builds. Source links live with each project so the homepage stays navigable.

Project Portfolio

Six public systems to inspect

Statistical Methods

Statistical methods behind the analytics work

This supporting packet documents the methods I use across the portfolio: nonlinear model search, Fourier terms, GLMs, repeated cross-validation, calibration, thresholds, and residual diagnostics. The artifacts are public-safe derivatives of graduate statistics coursework.

01 Model Search

Polynomial, sinusoidal, Fourier, and kernel smoothing benchmarks with complexity tuning.

02 Validation

Repeated stratified cross-validation, log-loss selection, Brier score, AUC, AIC, and BIC.

03 Diagnostics

Residual behavior, Q-Q checks, leverage, spread, calibration, and extrapolation plausibility.

04 Decision Metrics

Sensitivity, specificity, PPV, NPV, threshold analysis, and interpretation-focused sensitivity models.

Demos

Open these first

Operating Principles

Practical systems, public-safe evidence

Public-safe by default

Demos use synthetic, generated, or permission-safe data so the work can be inspected without exposing private records.

Human-reviewed automation

AI and scripts help draft, structure, and accelerate work, while review gates keep judgment and accountability explicit.

Source-grounded reporting

Outputs should trace back to declared source material, reproducible processing, and clear privacy boundaries.