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Cybersecurity · AI Automation · Veteran Leadership
Building practical AI tools for security, operations, and decision support. Cybersecurity professional, veteran leader, AI builder, and founder/operator working at the intersection of security, automation, and applied AI.
About
My work ties together 23 years Army leadership, UC Berkeley MICS cybersecurity training, AI/software projects, and a founder/operator mindset. That combination supports roles and ventures across cybersecurity, AI automation, technical leadership, consulting, and startup execution.
I build systems that are practical first: agent workflows that save time, debate simulation that supports civic reasoning, computer-vision tools that make data useful, and security controls that keep automation accountable. The Human Rights First fellowship and Debate Bot work reflect the same through-line: applied technology should help people make better decisions.
Projects
The strongest part of this site is the project record: what each system does, the technology behind it, and why it matters.
AI operations and automation platform for turning messy requests into structured, actionable workflows.
Why it matters: Shows founder/operator judgment around applied AI, client intake, and decision support.
Discord-based agent workflows for resume automation, travel planning, stock reporting, and assistant orchestration.
Why it matters: Demonstrates practical agent operations beyond demos: persistent workflows, delegated tasks, and real productivity loops.
RAG-powered political debate simulator connected to Code the Vote and Human Rights First fellowship work.
Why it matters: Connects applied AI to civic education, policy literacy, and decision-support experiences.
Food recognition and macro-estimation app using computer vision, FastAPI, USDA data, and machine learning.
Why it matters: Shows end-to-end applied AI product thinking from image input to useful user-facing estimates.
QR-based passenger song request app for rideshare drivers, designed around lightweight mobile interaction.
Why it matters: Highlights practical full-stack product instincts around low-friction customer experiences.
Open-source security monitoring and watchdog concepts for governing autonomous tools and external automation.
Why it matters: Reinforces the security foundation behind AI automation: authorization, observability, and least privilege.
External contributions
These entries point at upstream projects where my public fork carries contribution work, rather than listing my own open-source repositories.
Documented SAPISID hashing behavior for a YouTube-to-study-notes CLI workflow.
Hardened localized link-scheme checks in a cross-platform personal AI assistant.
Removed modulo bias from pairing-code generation in a multi-channel AI messaging gateway.
Resume / experience
This section will organize credibility by audience: cybersecurity, AI/software development, military leadership, education, awards, and certifications. Multiple resume versions can come later for cybersecurity, AI/software, and leadership/operations opportunities.
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Best entry points are LinkedIn, GitHub, and project-specific demos. Keep the public contact surface simple and professional; direct dial details can stay off the public site.