

Argus
A desktop app I built to keep job openings, deadlines and applications in one place. It helps me prepare each application, but I still decide what gets sent.

I’m interested in what happens beneath the surface: how systems fit together, where they break, and what you can build when you understand them. That curiosity has taken me into cybersecurity, software, AI automation, and a few projects outside the usual technical world.
I’m finishing a degree in cybersecurity, building tools to solve problems I’ve run into myself, and growing Principia Works. When I’m away from a screen, there’s a good chance I’m filming or photographing cars.


A desktop app I built to keep job openings, deadlines and applications in one place. It helps me prepare each application, but I still decide what gets sent.


My cybersecurity startup. Hackers often plan attacks using what is already public about a person or company. We find that information first and help you reduce the risk.

My automotive media project. I review cars, shoot photographs, make videos, and build tools to spend less time on repetitive editing.
I build it into applications and workflows: helping software sort information, turning recordings into structured notes, or automating the parts of a process that don’t need someone doing the same thing by hand. I also experiment with local models when privacy, cost, or control matters.
Cybersecurity, software, automation, and automotive media might look like separate worlds. For me, they’re all reasons to get curious, learn how something works, and see what I can do with that understanding. Sometimes that means finding a weakness. Sometimes it means building a tool. Sometimes it means getting the shot right.