Gordon Pisciotta is Manager, AI Architecture and Implementation at F2 Strategy, where he helps wealth management firms turn complex data and emerging AI into practical, production-ready tools. He has over a decade of experience across AI and machine learning, data engineering, quantitative research, alternative investments, and fund operations. 

Before joining F2, Gordon led AI and reporting-automation engagements with TELUS Digital through Spotlight and built an LLM-powered commercial real estate underwriting platform for The Isaac Group at Marcus & Millichap. Earlier roles include Crestone Capital, Miiflo, Pacific Premier Trust, Janus Henderson Investors, and ALPS Funds. 

Gordon pairs hands-on engineering with deep knowledge of investment workflows, controls, and client expectations. His focus is production AI systems, auditable analytics, and workflow automation that make teams faster without weakening human accountability. His career began in fund accounting and alternative-asset operations before he moved into Python, data science, and machine learning, which still shapes how he works: start with the real business problem, then build the simplest technology that creates durable value. 

Gordon is based in Denver. Outside work, he is hunting, on a golf course, in the Colorado mountains with his wife and their dogs, or building his own machine learning model that picks stocks.

What does the phrase “Do Good with Tech” mean to you?

To me, it means using technology to increase human capability without giving up accountability. A system only succeeds if it is trustworthy, understandable to the people relying on it, and designed around a real client or advisor in need. The best AI removes friction and surfaces better decisions while keeping humans responsible for judgment.

What will WealthTech let advisors do in five years that they can't do now?

In five years, WealthTech will give advisors a continuously updated, permission-aware view of each client's full financial life and turn it into proactive next-best actions. Advisors will simulate tax, cash-flow, portfolio, estate, and risk scenarios in near real time, automatically prepare compliant client communications, and detect needs before a client asks. The result should be more time for relationships and judgment, not less human interaction.

What are you most passionate about in your role at F2 Strategy?

Converting ambitious AI ideas into dependable tools that wealth management teams actually use. That means connecting fragmented data, designing clear controls, measuring whether the output is right, and fitting the solution into the way advisors and operations teams work. F2's high-tech, high-touch approach is exactly the right environment for making innovation useful rather than theatrical.