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Andrew Campi is an Applied AI Engineer at Comft, based in Wall Township, New Jersey. This site is his portfolio. It is written as documentation: a sidebar, a page for each project, and machine-readable copies of the same words for agents that would rather not render a layout.

He has been at Comft since June 2026. From April 2025 through June 2026 he was a Senior Software Development Engineer, AI at Fiserv. That work included the Forge AI platform and membership on the team that shipped agentOS, an agentic operating system for bank core software announced at Fiserv Investor Day and covered by American Banker on May 14, 2026. There is no public description of the Comft role yet. Earlier roles were an associate product manager at Snyk and a run of cybersecurity internships at Commvault, General Technical Services, and Information Security Management, plus an internship at Rizco. The dated list is on the work experience page.

The technical through-line in the public projects is inference and the software around it. Vessel is a batch-first inference platform. System 1 Server is an OpenAI-compatible process for local Jev-style decisions. Cecropia is a self-hosted catalog for GGUF weights that the official Hugging Face CLI can already talk to. RoadRunner is a transformer speedup that does not require retraining. Other pages cover retrieval over the declassified JFK files, a deterministic blockchain investigation agent, in-network matrix multiplication on commodity switches, and security work that includes disclosed vulnerabilities and a proof-of-concept scanner called VulnMap.

He studied computer science at Monmouth University and graduated in 2023. He finished Christian Brothers Academy in 2019.

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