A perspective shaped by curiosity
I’m interested in the questions that change how we see a system.
I’ve been curious about communication technology since I was young—from electronics and bulletin board systems to the internet and phreaking. I wanted to know how things worked, where they were vulnerable, and what people might have overlooked.
Get to know how I think ↓01 / How I think about work
Look closer. Ask better questions.
That curiosity has stayed with me throughout my work in information technology.
As a freelance contractor on high-profile projects, I’ve paid close attention to the patterns in how work gets done. Where are the unnecessary steps? What is costing more than it should? What change could make the process more effective and the business more profitable?
I ask the same questions about risk. I like to work through different scenarios, consider what I would do differently, and explain the reasoning behind it. Some of my most valuable conversations have started with a perspective someone hadn’t considered.
02 / What matters to me
Privacy is personal. Protection is practical.
I care deeply about personal, digital, and financial privacy. I’m equally interested in how organizations protect the information people and businesses entrust to them.
I especially enjoy conversations with C-suite leaders about business data protection—bringing curiosity, practical experience, and a willingness to ask the difficult question when it matters.
03 / Let’s connect
A worthwhile conversation can start with one question.
I value relationships with people who think seriously about technology, privacy, risk, and better ways of working. If that sounds like a conversation worth having, I’d be glad to connect.