My Research Area
My work centers on designing intelligent systems that combine GenAI, multi-agent architectures, cloud-scale decision intelligence, and AI-native network principles. These four pillars define the core of my technical and research interests.
1. GenAI, LLM Systems & Reasoning Architectures
LLM orchestration and multi-step reasoning
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and vector search
2. Multi-Agent Systems & Agentic Intelligence
I study architectures where multiple agents collaborate, coordinate, and act autonomously. My work includes:
Multi-agent orchestration and task delegation
Inter-agent communication and coordination mechanisms
Autonomy levels and safety guardrails
Policy-driven agent behavior
Integration of LLM reasoning into agent workflows
This pillar focuses on enabling systems where agents are intelligent, observable, aligned, and capable of autonomous action.
3. AI-Native Networks & Distributed Intelligence (5G/6G)
With a background in advanced 5G/6G architecture, I explore how AI reshapes network design. Areas include:
Intelligent network functions (AMF, SMF, PCF, NWDAF)
AI capability exposure and cross-domain intelligence
QoD (Quality of Decision) and metadata for decision-making
Autonomous mobility, roaming, and capability negotiation
Distributed learning and device-level intelligence
This work bridges networking and AI, defining architectures that are AI-native, data-driven, and autonomous — essential foundations for 6G
4. Cloud AI Systems & Data/QoD Intelligence
I design cloud-scale architecture that supports complex AI workloads, with a focus on:
Cloud-native AI pipelines (AWS, Oracle, hybrid environments)
Vector databases and semantic retrieval
calable inference, agent layers, and orchestration
Metadata-driven decision frameworks (QoD, observability, governance)
Data pipelines, telemetry, and AI system monitoring
This pillar connects enterprise AI deployment with robust, intelligent, production-ready infrastructure.