Chandler Klose / Data & AI engineering

Agentic systems.
Accountable
numbers.

I build the data platforms, agent workflows, and reporting systems behind decisions that matter.

19 years leading SOX-controlled subscriber-metrics work at SiriusXM.

From source systems to the reported number.

Selected work

Open the hood.

GitHub profile

Data tools

AI Warehouse

A SQL workspace with a database object explorer, an AI assistant, and persistent query and chat history. Connect the conversation to the data being examined.

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Agent tools

PineScript MCP Server

MCP tooling for building, optimizing, and managing PineScript strategies, with a web interface and example scripts.

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How I work

The whole stack.
The whole responsibility.

The architecture, the implementation, and the operating model need to hold together.

01 / Foundation

Data & cloud architecture

Source contracts, event models, warehouse execution, and observability. Make the path from input to output understandable.

02 / Execution

Agentic engineering

Tools, context, harnesses, and evaluation. Give agents bounded work, testable outcomes, and evidence of what happened.

03 / Accountability

Metrics & reporting

Versioned definitions, reconciliation, accountable owners, and reproducible evidence. Design for the next question and the next change.

The person behind the work

Chandler Klose.

Data executive.
Hands-on builder.

I ran the SOX-controlled subscriber-metrics work at SiriusXM for 19 years. That experience shapes how I build today: every important number needs a definition, an owner, and a trail back to its inputs.

I work across data modelling, cloud infrastructure, application code, and agent workflows. I care about how a system behaves when the inputs arrive late, the business changes, or somebody asks a question the original design did not anticipate.

CK Rock AI is where I share my independent engineering work and explore those questions in code.

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Bring a real
data problem.

A difficult metric. An agent workflow. A platform that needs to grow.
That’s a useful place to start.