Hi, i'm Evan, a CS student at Penn State. I work as a forward deployed engineer at IBM building an account intelligence for financial services clients, a founding engineer at Fort Gamma, and I've built automated twilio insurance quote workflows at Truvo.
It all started with playing Minecraft at eight years old, with my dad's old PC that was louder than my air conditioner. Soon enough I was spending countless hours setting up and maintaining a Minecraft server.
Outside of work I train muay thai, cook, and lift. They teach me the same discipline I try to bring to engineering.
Reach me at evan.sinocchi@gmail.com or find me on GitHub or LinkedIn.
Co-op
Building software for IBM's Financial Services clients.
Part-time
Building financial modeling for every kind of investor
Contract
Built Twilio-based WhatsApp and Messenger quote workflows, using a state-machine-guided LLM to complete insurance quotes in roughly two minutes.
Internship
Built a pip-installable data cleaning package and a CatBoost home-price forecasting model that hit 89.8% R2 on client data.
Investment research is usually fragmented: a filing in one tab, a price chart in another, a spreadsheet somewhere else, and a valuation model that is difficult to revisit. Fort Gamma brings those pieces into one research surface—so the work can move from understanding a business to forming and stress-testing an opinion.
Screens use illustrative assumptions and are not investment advice.
AI-powered assistant for Canvas LMS that cut search time from 23s to 9s using RAG with Qdrant and OpenAI.
AI chatbot for Penn State students using RAG with Pinecone for PSU-specific knowledge, with streaming responses.
CNN hitting 99.25% accuracy on MNIST with PyTorch, plus neural nets built from scratch in NumPy.
Always up to meet new people