I'm a software engineer and co-founder of Tracendra, where I'm helping build security and forensic infrastructure for autonomous AI systems.

My work spans product architecture, backend systems, application security, authentication, licensing, CI/CD, cross-platform packaging, production hardening, and the interfaces operators use to understand what AI agents are doing.

I enjoy working on systems where reliability and security matter just as much as shipping the feature.

observe  →  understand  →  decide  →  enforce  →  investigate  →  prove

Tracendra is focused on helping teams observe, understand, control, investigate, and audit autonomous agent behavior.

Areas I'm actively working across include:

• AI-agent security and behavioral analysis
• Forensics, replay, auditability, and incident workflows
• Secure authentication, billing, licensing, and entitlement systems
• Deterministic policy and enforcement controls
• Cross-platform desktop and server packaging
• Security testing, adversarial validation, and CI/CD hardening
• Production readiness and operational reliability

Building security infrastructure for the autonomous-agent era.

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• Security that fails closed instead of silently doing the wrong thing
• Clear trust boundaries between browsers, services, databases, and operators
• Testing real attack paths, not just happy-path unit tests
• Cross-platform reliability across macOS, Windows, and Linux
• Useful operator UX that turns security telemetry into actionable decisions
• Shipping carefully without letting production shortcuts become permanent architecture

I started out building websites, game systems, FiveM tooling, and custom software projects. That background gave me a broad engineering base across frontend, backend, scripting, infrastructure, and user-facing product work.

Today, most of my focus is on Tracendra, AI security, secure software architecture, and production systems.

I still enjoy gaming and building things outside of work, but this profile now reflects the engineering work I'm most focused on professionally.