Exploring ways to apply engineering principles to the AI coding landscape.
Greg Brewer
Founder · AI Engineer
I build systems that help people make better decisions.
MyAbem
Project Lead — American Board of Emergency Medicine
The American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) certifies emergency physicians who meet its educational, professional standing, and examination standards — ensuring the highest standards in the specialty of Emergency Medicine. ABEM holds the interests of patients and their families in the highest standing, particularly with regard to the safest and highest-quality emergency care.
MyAbem is the physician-facing portal that board-certified emergency physicians rely on to manage their certification, continuing education, and professional credentials. It's the digital backbone connecting ABEM to the physicians it certifies across the country.
I'm leading the MyAbem development team through a transformation to multi-agent AI workflows — applying the same engineering principles I explore across all my work to modernize how the team builds and ships software.
Lessi AI
Co-Founder & CTO
Lessi is an AI platform designed to help special education teachers create high-quality instructional materials tailored to the needs of every student.
The platform uses AI to generate and adapt lesson plans, assessments, reading passages, and instructional supports — all aligned with students' IEPs, state and national standards, and evidence-based instructional practices.
Lessi combines AI generation, structured educational content, and teacher workflows to dramatically reduce preparation time while improving instruction quality.
Talks & Training
University of Michigan
EECS 441 — Mobile App Development for Entrepreneurs
“Engineering at the Speed of AI”
How AI tools reshape software development workflows and what that means for the next generation of engineers.
Available for conference talks, engineering team workshops, and guest lectures.
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If any of this resonates — whether you're building in AI, need engineering leadership, or want to talk about the future of software — I'd love to hear from you.