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Julia
Kewitz

Designing systems that turn knowledge into decisions.

I work with complex systems, data and expert knowledge. My background spans transportation, decision support and applied analytics. I currently explore NLP and computational knowledge representation while building Gnodus.

Current focus Computable expert knowledge, NLP, semantic alignment and verifiable decision support.
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01 · About

One trajectory, several domains.

The site does not force one job title. It makes the trajectory understandable: real-world systems → analytics → computational methods → knowledge systems.

Background

Complex systems

15+ years across transportation, logistics, operations, planning and decision-support environments.

How I work

Structure before solutions

I like turning messy systems into explicit models, data structures and decision logic people can interrogate.

Direction

Knowledge systems

Current research explores how expert knowledge can remain contextual, verifiable and useful after becoming computational.

02 · Selected work

Evidence, not a list of skills.

Click any card. The prototype opens a floating detail window instead of sending you away from the page.

Professional work

Transportation Decision Support

Planning, operations and decision-support work across complex transport systems.

Systems thinkingOperationsDecision support
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Applied data engineering

NorthCart Feature Pipeline

A reproducible batch pipeline generating customer-level features while preventing future-data leakage.

PythonAirflowPostgreSQL
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Applied machine learning

Demand Forecasting with ML

End-to-end ML workflow with feature engineering, stability monitoring and model evaluation.

CatBoostPSIFeature engineering
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Independent research

Clinical Knowledge Representation

Experiments in extracting, aligning and representing clinical knowledge for verifiable decision support.

NLPNEROntologiesKnowledge graphs
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03 · Research

A research question instead of buzzwords.

Current question
How can expert knowledge become computable without losing context, provenance and meaning?

Clinical guidelines are the current research setting: a difficult, high-stakes domain where trustworthy knowledge representation matters.

01 · ExtractionClinical entities, recommendations and contextual signals.
02 · AlignmentNormalizing concepts across heterogeneous sources and terminologies.
03 · RepresentationStructures that preserve relationships, evidence and provenance.
04 · VerificationMaking outputs inspectable by experts instead of opaque.
04 · Building

Gnodus

A separate entity, but part of the same intellectual trajectory.

Research-driven initiative

Verifiable knowledge systems for expert domains.

Gnodus explores how heterogeneous expert knowledge can be transformed into transparent, inspectable decision-support systems. The current research laboratory is clinical knowledge.

05 · Writing & talks

A public record of ideas over time.

This can start small and later absorb publications, MBA writing, talks, research notes and conference appearances.

06 · Currently curious about

A little less CV, a little more human.

Computable knowledgeClinical decision systemsMathematical thinkingIndustrial AIResearch methods