Capabilities

Research depth with engineering discipline.

Scirizz works at the intersection of scientific computing, AI/ML, AI-powered cybersecurity, numerical modeling, compilers, and domain science. We can enter at the research question, the algorithm, the prototype, or the production bottleneck.

AI/ML Model Training, Fine-Tuning & Optimization

End-to-end model engineering for technical workloads where accuracy, data quality, latency, memory, hardware, privacy, and scientific validity all matter.

  • Custom ML and deep-learning model development in PyTorch and modern model ecosystems
  • Foundation-model adaptation: SFT, LoRA/QLoRA, PEFT, domain adaptation and task-specific fine-tuning
  • Training pipelines, distributed/multi-GPU training, checkpointing, experiment tracking and hyperparameter optimization
  • LLMs, VLMs, multimodal models, computer vision, transformers, GNNs, time-series and domain models
  • Scientific ML: PINNs, surrogate models, differentiable models and physics/data hybrid approaches
  • Model evaluation, calibration, uncertainty, robustness, drift, ablations, error analysis and benchmark design
  • Compression and efficiency: knowledge distillation, structured/unstructured pruning, sparsity and low-rank methods
  • Quantization: FP8/INT8/INT4, PTQ/QAT, accuracy-retention studies and mixed-precision strategies
  • Inference optimization with ONNX, TensorRT, OpenVINO and hardware-aware graph/runtime tuning
  • Cloud, on-prem, air-gapped, edge, workstation and HPC deployment architectures
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AI-Powered Cybersecurity & Software Assurance

Security engineering for AI systems, software, models, agents, pipelines, and compute environments where conventional tooling lacks context.

  • AI model supply-chain scanning, provenance and integrity analysis
  • LLM, agent and MCP security testing and runtime controls
  • AI-assisted vulnerability discovery and secure code review
  • Static, dynamic, dependency and binary analysis workflows
  • Anomaly detection for cyber-physical, sensor and compute systems
  • Private, self-hosted and air-gapped security architectures

Simulation, Modeling & Optimization

Computational models for systems where experiments are expensive, slow, or incomplete.

  • ODE/PDE and multiphysics workflows
  • Monte Carlo and stochastic simulation
  • Parameter estimation and inverse problems
  • Numerical optimization and metaheuristics
  • Sensitivity, uncertainty and robustness analysis
  • Digital models and simulation-based decision support

Scientific Computing, Compilers & HPC

Performance work from algorithms and memory layout to code generation and heterogeneous execution.

  • Compilers, transpilers, IRs and code generation
  • LLVM and domain-specific compiler pipelines
  • GPU/CPU acceleration and parallel computing
  • ONNX and AI inference optimization
  • SIMD, memory, runtime and systems performance
  • Cloud, on-prem, cluster and edge deployments

Biotechnology & Bioinformatics

Software and analytical systems for biological data, computational biology, and translational R&D.

  • Bioinformatics and omics data pipelines
  • Computational and systems biology
  • Sequence, structure and biological data analysis
  • Scientific literature and knowledge extraction
  • Statistical modeling and reproducible analysis
  • AI-assisted discovery and research automation

Defense & Mission Engineering

Research software for sensing, decision support, modeling, autonomy, and compute-constrained environments.

  • EO/IR, imagery and multimodal sensor analytics
  • Mission and scenario simulation
  • Edge AI and optimized inference
  • Signal processing and detection workflows
  • Human-machine decision support
  • Secure, controlled and on-prem deployment architectures

Physics, Chemistry & Engineering

Computational methods and custom software for specialized scientific and engineering domains.

  • Computational physics and mathematical modeling
  • Chemistry, materials and scientific data workflows
  • Optics, photonics and imaging computation
  • Controls, signal processing and system identification
  • Scientific visualization and analysis tooling
  • Research prototypes and feasibility demonstrators
How we work

From research question to validated software.

For exploratory R&D, the fastest path is usually a disciplined sequence of measurable technical risks rather than a large software build up front.

Frame the technical risk

Define the scientific question, measurable success criteria, data constraints, compute envelope, and transition target.

Prototype the minimum proof

Build the smallest credible simulation, model, compiler pass, algorithm, or software demonstrator that can falsify the key assumptions.

Validate and benchmark

Compare against baselines, characterize failure modes, quantify uncertainty, and document reproducible results.

Engineer for transition

Harden interfaces, optimize compute, add tests and observability, and prepare the technology for customer integration or the next TRL.

Technical environments

Designed to meet the workload where it lives.

Our approach is stack-agnostic: we choose tools and runtimes around numerical needs, interoperability, deployment constraints, and the customer's existing environment.

PyTorch / Transformers
LoRA / QLoRA / PEFT
DDP / FSDP / Multi-GPU
ONNX / TensorRT
OpenVINO / Edge
CUDA / GPU Compute
INT8 / INT4 / FP8
Distillation / Pruning
Python / C++ / Rust
LLVM / MLIR / Codegen
Cloud / HPC / Clusters
On-prem / Air-gapped

Need capability beyond an off-the-shelf tool?

That is the kind of problem Scirizz is designed to take on.

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