
Dannie Sim designed and documented the Name Reconciliation Service (NARESE) in the wellcomecollection/docs repository, focusing on scalable retrieval-augmented workflows for improved name matching. Leveraging Python and YAML, Dannie implemented a hybrid embedding retrieval system combined with LLM-based reasoning, introducing a parameterized cutoff multiplier to balance recall and relevance. The work included comprehensive RFC-driven documentation, with architecture diagrams and data samples to clarify system design and FAISS vector store sizing. By linking changes across related RFCs and providing detailed onboarding materials, Dannie ensured maintainability and traceability, demonstrating depth in AI integration, API design, and technical writing within a short timeframe.

September 2025 (2025-09) focused on designing and documenting the Name Reconciliation Service (NARESE) with RFC-driven architecture. Delivered hybrid embedding retrieval and LLM reasoning patterns, introduced a cutoff multiplier parameterization starting at 0.8 with rationale, and expanded documentation to clearly balance recall and relevance. This work lays the foundation for scalable retrieval-augmented workflows and improved name reconciliation accuracy while improving developer clarity and onboarding.
September 2025 (2025-09) focused on designing and documenting the Name Reconciliation Service (NARESE) with RFC-driven architecture. Delivered hybrid embedding retrieval and LLM reasoning patterns, introduced a cutoff multiplier parameterization starting at 0.8 with rationale, and expanded documentation to clearly balance recall and relevance. This work lays the foundation for scalable retrieval-augmented workflows and improved name reconciliation accuracy while improving developer clarity and onboarding.
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