Work Samples

Applied HoloShape's Discovery → Solutions → Invention workflow to Netflix using public financial disclosures, earnings commentary, and observable operating behavior. Constructed a six-surface structural substrate, identified the dominant constraint plane, and mapped five cross-domain pressure intersections.

Output: 27-page unified document — three-page executive synthesis, five domain modules with structural depth, and five invention spines with concrete mechanism adjustments, metrics, thresholds, and failure mode analysis.

Designed a 20-prompt evaluation protocol (Alpha-Stability Test v1.5c) that tests models against a structured substrate with deliberate constraint complexity. Built a scoring rubric measuring seven dimensions with explicit penalty logic and weighted scoring.

Output: A repeatable, model-agnostic benchmarking instrument producing a single Alpha Score (0.000–1.000) with subscores per dimension, a violation log with severity classification, and a stability band classification (High / Moderate / Low / Unstable).

Applied HoloShape's structural analysis to The Count of Monte Cristo — not as literary criticism, but as a demonstration that the methodology surfaces dependency chains, constraint propagation, and leverage dynamics in any complex system. Each story element mapped as a structural node.

Output: A structural rendering showing how every stage grows necessarily from the constraints that precede it, plus an interactive force-directed graph mapping characters, events, and structural forces across seven narrative phases. The same framework that produces enterprise strategy reviews can reveal structure in a 19th century novel — because structure is universal.

A single-document overview covering all three cases above with methodology context, problem statements, methods, outputs, and significance. Suitable for forwarding to hiring managers or prospective clients.