AI Solution Architect · Sunprime

Large language models, built to run on the device in your hand.

Eziyo EhsaniAI Solution Architect

Quantization, distillation and retrieval at the edge — working out what a language model actually costs in latency, energy and accuracy once it has to run privately, without the cloud.

Find me
Portrait of Eziyo Ehsani Sunprime · Milan
0LLMs on Snapdragon 8 Elite
0Isolated inference runs
Research & work with
Sunprime, Milan S2 Group, Amsterdam University of Naples Federico II DIETI Lab HascoNet Preprint on arXiv Anthropic certified Empirical Software Engineering · Under review

01 — About

Systems that cost less and ship sooner.

  • Based in Milan, Italy
  • MSc Data Science · Federico II · 108/110
  • AI Functional Analyst · Sunprime
  • Manuscript under review · EMSE

I design AI systems that solve real business problems and stay cheap to run. As an AI Functional Analyst at Sunprime in Milan, I turn business needs into system designs and solution architectures: which parts the system needs, how they connect, and where AI really adds value.

I look for the simplest design that works. Often that means a smaller or quantized model instead of a large one, caching and batching instead of more servers, and running models on the device or on premises when the data allows it. My research on on-device LLMs taught me to measure every choice in latency, energy and money before it reaches the bill.

Before anything goes to production, I test the idea quickly. I build a small working prototype, try it on real data, and use the results to decide: build it, change it, or drop it. SolarFlow, the solar pipeline dashboard on this site, is one example.

A prototype is only useful if it can grow. I review code, write tests for the parts that matter, and check AI output against clear evaluation sets, so the team can trust the system it ships.

My background is an MSc in Data Science from Federico II and five years in data science and ML engineering.

energy → accuracy →

Thesis · Green Mobile Intelligence

Sustainability is not linear.

Quantifying energy–accuracy trade-offs in on-device LLMs across eight models, four quantization schemes and real mobile silicon.

On-device

0LLMs

0.5B–9B parameters, deployed with llama.cpp

Profiled

0

Isolated inference runs: latency, energy, accuracy

Modeled

0k+

Records behind churn & HR prediction models

MSc grade

0/110

Data Science, University of Naples Federico II

Experience

0yrs

Across data science and ML engineering

Languages

English C1/C2 Persian Native Italian B1

Under review

Empirical Software Engineering

arXiv:2603.26603

02 — Experience & Education

From dashboards to on-device inference.

Five years across data science and ML engineering, now designing AI solution architectures at Sunprime.

Oct 2026 — PresentMilan, IT
Apr 2025 — Mar 2026Amsterdam, NL
Apr 2025 – Mar 2026

AI Systems Engineer Intern

Software and Sustainability (S2) Group, Amsterdam

Green AI & On-Device Inference

  • Deployed and optimized 8 open-source LLMs (0.5B–9B) on-device using llama.cpp, PyTorch, and compression techniques (INT4/INT8 quantization, pruning, distillation), enabling agent-ready NLP inference under strict memory and compute constraints
  • Built automated Linux/Bash orchestration pipelines for 480 evaluation runs, collecting ML metrics (latency, energy usage, token throughput, accuracy) to validate autonomous, privacy-preserving language model deployments
  • Profiled latency–energy trade-offs across ARM-based mobile hardware and SoC architectures, defining configurations that balance real-time NLP responsiveness with sustainable resource consumption
llama.cppPyTorchQuantizationDistillation Linux / BashEnergy ProfilingSoC Architectures
Sep 2025 — Feb 2026Naples, IT
Sep 2025 – Feb 2026

On-Device ML Intern

DIETI Lab — University of Naples Federico II

Research lab Naples, Italy

Trained and evaluated transformer-based NLP models (BERT, DistilBERT) for text classification, comparing full-precision baselines against quantized on-device variants. Applied explainable AI techniques (SHAP, LIME) to clarify model behaviour and support accuracy–efficiency trade-off decisions, and built supervised learning pipelines in Python (scikit-learn, PyTorch) balancing latency, energy use and predictive performance.

Jul 2020 — Aug 2023Tehran, IR
Jul 2020 – Aug 2023

Data Scientist

HascoNet

Analytics & ML Tehran, Iran

Automated KPI dashboards in Power BI, cutting manual reporting time by 30%. Built predictive churn and HR analysis models over 100k+ records to inform retention and staffing decisions, and designed the ETL pipelines feeding analytics and machine learning workloads.

Jan 2020 — Jun 2020Tehran, IR
Jan 2020 – Jun 2020

Data Science Intern

HascoNet

Business intelligence Tehran, Iran

Built Power BI data models and DAX measures enabling dynamic filtering and performance monitoring, and supported senior analysts with reporting, data validation and documentation across analytics projects.

Sep 2023 — Mar 2026Naples, IT
Education Sep 2023 – Mar 2026

MSc in Data Science — 108/110

University of Naples Federico II

Master's degree Naples, Italy

Thesis: Green Mobile Intelligence — Quantifying Energy-Accuracy Trade-offs in On-Device LLMs. Coursework in AI Systems Engineering, Data Mining & Machine Learning, and Hardware & Software for Big Data.

Sep 2017 — Jul 2021Tehran, IR
Education Sep 2017 – Jul 2021

BSc in Computer Engineering

Azad University

Bachelor's degree Tehran, Iran

Thesis: Design of an IoT-Based Energy Consumption Monitoring and Optimization System. Coursework in System Design & Analysis, Compiler Design, Microprocessors and Computer Architecture.

MSc ThesisFederico II
MSc Thesis

Green Mobile Intelligence.

Quantifying energy–accuracy trade-offs in on-device LLMs.

How far compression can be pushed before quality collapses, measured across eight open-source models, four quantization schemes and 480 isolated inference runs on real mobile silicon.

University of Naples Federico II · Naples, Italy

108/110Final grade
2023–26Sep 2023 – Mar 2026

03 — Selected work

Built end to end, measured on real hardware.

Systems built end to end — from quantized inference on real handsets to fully offline retrieval and speech.

04 — Research

Peer-reviewed evidence, not claims.

One manuscript under review, with the preprint openly available on arXiv.

2026

Under review

Empirical Software EngineeringEMSE · Springer

Sustainability Is Not Linear: Quantifying Performance, Energy, and Privacy Trade-offs in On-Device Intelligence

Eziyo Ehsani, Luca Giamattei, Ivano Malavolta, Roberto Pietrantuono (2026)

Read on arXiv arXiv:2603.26603

05 — Skills & Certifications

The toolkit, from model to metal.

Methods, frameworks and tooling used across research, deployment and production data work.

Core Methods

Foundations
Supervised LearningUnsupervised Learning Sequence ModelingReinforcement Learning Bayesian OptimizationCross-Validation Robustness Evaluation

Machine Learning & NLP

Modeling
PyTorchTensorFlowXGBoost BERT / TransformersWord Embeddings RAGspaCyBERTScore LLM-as-a-Judge

Agentic AI & Orchestration

Agents
LangChain / LangGraphCrewAIAutoGen Multi-Agent SystemsTool Use Function CallingPrompt Engineering n8nMCP

On-Device & Edge AI

Deployment
llama.cppINT4 / INT8GGUF AWQKnowledge DistillationPruning ONNX RuntimeSoC Architectures Latency & Energy Profiling

Programming

Languages & tools
PythonC++SQL Bash / ShellADBGDB Linux perf

Engineering & DevOps

Infrastructure
FastAPIDockerGit / GitHub CMakeCI/CDChromaDB SparkHadoopETL Redis

06 — Resume

The whole story, on two pages.

Experience, education, publications and the full tool list, in one PDF.

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