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Bringing form and function
to a complex world.

I'm Jeremy, a founder and product builder. My approach to problem solving: understand the system, build the models, then engineer and design the solution. I've worked with clients to apply that method across software, hardware, architecture, and urban design, from a city's innovation strategy to custom hospitality software.

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Experiments, studies, and early-stage projects — a space for building in public and testing ideas before they become something bigger.

About

Jeremy Burke

I'm Jeremy Burke — a founder, technologist, and systems thinker based in Brooklyn, NY. My work lives at the intersection of data, simulation, and real-world decision-making.

My path has moved from architecture and urban design into data science and computational research, and now into building AI-powered tools for businesses and individuals. Each phase has sharpened a core belief: complex problems yield to the right model, the right data, and the right questions.

At Aretian, I co-founded a data platform used by cities across five countries to benchmark economic development and inform investment strategy. My research at Harvard produced frameworks that have been cited 51 times and adopted by agencies across the US and Europe.

Today I run Meridian XYZ, where I work with clients on AI strategy, operational intelligence, and digital twin development.

Experience

Methods & Tools

Methods & Approaches
  • Agent-Based Modelling
  • Monte Carlo Simulation
  • Discrete-Event Simulation
  • Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis
  • Machine Learning / LLMs
  • GIS & Spatial Analysis
  • Digital Twins
  • Network Analysis
Tools & Technologies
  • Python · R · SQL
  • React · TypeScript · Next.js
  • AnyLogic · NetLogo · SimPy
  • Grasshopper · Rhino · Three.js
  • AWS · Supabase · Vercel
  • Claude API · OpenAI API
  • Mapbox · Kepler.gl
  • Figma · Adobe Suite

Contact

I'm always open to interesting conversations — whether it's a project, a research collaboration, or just an exchange of ideas. Drop me a note.

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