O. Jauregui — Catalog of Work
Onofre Jauregui

Onofre Jauregui

Applied AI Engineer

I build production AI systems — autonomous agents, content pipelines, and the guardrails that keep them reliable when no one is watching.

I design and operate AI systems end to end — from the agent logic to the evals, cost controls, and observability that make them hold up in production. Some of my personal projects: a trading agent live on Kalshi prediction markets, an Instagram content SaaS, and a taste-gated AI music pipeline.

I got here through medical devices. As lead R&D engineer at Avvio Medical I helped build the Enhanced Lithotripsy System — an FDA-Breakthrough-designated device that breaks kidney stones with ultrasound-activated microbubbles, no general anesthesia, no fluoroscopy — with patent work to my name from that program. Before that: robotic assembly for CERN's CMS experiment and dark-matter detector work on LUX at UCSB. Hardware that can't fail taught me how to build AI systems that shouldn't.

Software / AI

№ 01 – 05

Engineering / Research

№ 01 – 07
01Avvio Medical

ELS Smart Ureteral Catheter

A catheter that hears the therapy and self-locates in the ureter — no fluoroscopy. Patent work to my name.

  • Electromechanical design
  • Acoustic sensing
  • Rapid prototyping
  • Design transfer
Smart ureteral catheter
02Avvio Medical

ELS Treatment Head

The patient-contact transducer housing for an acoustic kidney-stone therapy — plus the positioning system that made it hands-free.

  • Electromechanical design
  • Ergonomic testing
  • Iterative prototyping
  • Acoustic coupling
ELS treatment head
03UCSB High Energy Physics

Robotic Gantry for CERN's CMS Experiment

A robotic gantry that tripled production of silicon sensor modules for the Large Hadron Collider.

  • LabVIEW
  • Motion control
  • Machine vision
  • Vacuum pick-and-place
Epoxy dispensing step on the gantry
04UCSB High Energy Physics

LUX Dark Matter Experiment

Fill-system work for the liquid-xenon dark matter detector program at UCSB HEP.

  • Cryogenic-adjacent plumbing
  • Tank fill systems
  • Detector hardware
  • Lab instrumentation
The LUX detector suspended in its 72,000-gallon water shield, 4,850 ft underground. Photo: C.H. Faham, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
05Zurn Elkay

Automated PEX Tester

A modular automation rig for thermal-cycling validation of PEX water products.

  • Pneumatics
  • Microcontrollers
  • Control-panel design
  • T-slot frame architecture
The tester system
06NOAA collaboration

Whale-Safe Fishing Gear

Fishing gear designed to stop whales dying in crab-pot lines.

  • Mechanical design
  • CAD
  • Marine engineering constraints
  • Cost-driven design
Taut Pot — CAD
07Concept — Abbott Freestyle Libre

Freestyle Libre CGM Accessory

A protective cover and band that makes a glucose monitor wearable in real life.

  • Product design
  • ISO 13485
  • ISO 14971
  • FDA Class I pathway
Cap and strap assembly

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