Keanu Perez

I build AI-assisted workflows and iterate on them until they produce output that actually holds up. At Atlas Professions, I designed a research-to-outreach pipeline in Claude from scratch, encoding voice, style constraints, and compliance rules into reusable system prompts, then ran every piece of generated content through a structured editorial audit before it shipped. That audit process exists specifically to catch what AI writing tends to get wrong: the hollow intensifiers, the compulsive triads, the phrasing that sounds assembled rather than said. I can usually tell within a sentence or two whether something was written by a person or constructed by a model, and I know how to fix it.

I also evaluate AI conversational content professionally through contract work, flagging where outputs drift off-brand, lose accuracy, or miss the tone of what they're supposed to represent.

Outside of that, I'm an economics student at Orange Coast College, a serialized fiction writer with 20,000 words published on Royal Road, and someone who has spent a lot of time thinking about how small word choices shift how a sentence lands.