Painted Canadian Rocky Mountains valley at sunset: University of Toronto's Innis College on the left ridge, Statistics Canada's R.H. Coats Building on the right terrace, a copper-roofed civic pavilion by the turquoise river, Peji Systems modern cottage on the upper cliff, and Peter with a laptop on a wildflower meadow

hi, I'm Peter

Good technology should make work easier.

Sociologist, economist & manager (on leave). 15+ years at Statistics Canada · Building agentic AI & Peji Systems.

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How I got here

For 15 years at Statistics Canada, I studied how technology shapes our society and economy, and grew the programs that continue this work. Then I took a One-Year AI Journey to build with it directly — shipping 40+ functional prototypes and founding Peji Systems to help organizations work smarter.

U of T Sociology (B.Sc. & M.A.) + Rotman Mini-MBA + Agentic AI certificates.Quantitative roots

$25M Techstat AI measurement business case.Strategy & Public Value

40+ functional AI prototypes & builds shipped.One-Year AI Journey

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The journey

Social scientist by training, strategic innovator by obsession.

Nine stops from Toronto to Ottawa (2009 to 2026). Scroll to walk the path.

Client builds, prototypes & published papers

Featured client engagements across Peji Systems' three service tiers, published peer-reviewed research on Canada's digital economy, and sovereign AI systems.

My stack

Agentic AI, data pipelines & architecture, unwrapped.

Seventeen tools across frontier AI harnesses, sovereign local LLMs, reproducible statistics, and full-stack deployment.

My toolkit. Hover a tool to see how I use it.

Off the clock

Curious experiments.

Off the clock

Hi, I’m Peter. Beyond the resume.

Thinking about technology & its intersections

Rethinking old processes and automating the manual stuff
Finding solutions to problems at every level of the organization
Mixing different disciplines together to generate new things and insights
Connecting every challenge back to an ever-growing 568-node Personal Knowledge Graph that grows with me

Non-nerdy stuff