About
Two careers, one throughline.
Green Owl is a one-person practice. You work directly with me — Jason Anderson — from the first call through the last workflow. No account managers, no handoffs to a junior team.
From environmental engineering…
My background is in environmental engineering — the kind of regulated, document-heavy work where a single project can generate thousands of pages of permits, monitoring reports, sampling data, and correspondence, and where a detail in the wrong place has real consequences. I spent years inside that world, learning how the work actually gets done: the reviews and QA/QC, the paper trail, the filing deadlines a regulator sets and won't extend, and the standards and regulations that live half in manuals and half in the heads of the people who've been there longest. I cared about that work enough to build software for it — Green Owl Compliance — aimed squarely at the document grind it runs on.
…to production AI
From there I went deep on artificial intelligence — not prompt-engineering demos, but the unglamorous systems work of getting models to behave reliably on messy, real-world documents. I learned where these tools genuinely shine, where they quietly fail, and how much of the job is everything around the model: the data, the guardrails, the evaluation, and the plumbing that decides whether something is trustworthy enough to put in front of a client.
Why Green Owl
Most people selling AI to environmental and engineering firms have only ever seen one side of this. They understand the technology but have never sweated a permit deadline or had a filing bounce back — so they build impressive demos on top of operational chaos, and the pilot dies the moment it meets a real project. I started Green Owl to work the other way around: begin with how your firm actually operates, fix what's brittle underneath, and add AI only where it earns its place.
It's a deliberately small practice. I'd rather do a few engagements well than scale into something that looks like every other AI vendor.
Think we might be a fit?
The easiest place to start is a short, no-obligation conversation about where your firm is and what's been getting in the way.