Hi 👋 My name is Diky Hadna, & I build systems at the intersection of information integrity and narrative security.

Software Engineer

Disinformation-Resilient Systems / Strategic Narrative Defense / Open-Source Intelligence / Cognitive Simulation Platforms

Diky Hadna

What I Do

I work at the intersection of information integrity and narrative security.

Software Development

I design and build custom software systems, from public-facing platforms to internal tooling, tailored for resilience, clarity, and high-context environments.

Technical Services

I offer infrastructure support, from digital environments and deployment workflows to operational clarity and troubleshooting. Ensuring your systems run smoothly in complex, high-noise contexts.

Trusted & loved by many of you:

Drog GroupBeeld & GeluidSitemetrikDrog GroupForth AIBLTGVClustaar

Don't just take my word for it.

Operational trust is earned, and here's what others say after working with me.

I am very impressed with how fast and beautifully you implement. I enjoy working with you a lot. I've worked with many devs in the past, so I can compare.

Steffen P Walz

DROG (Germany team) — Germany

via Discord

How I Build Strategic Systems...

My work often begins with ambiguity, sometimes even contradiction. Here's how I move from noise to structure:

1

Context Mapping

Before code or visuals, I map the terrain: actors, narratives, vulnerabilities, and existing systems. This step is more than just about “requirements”.

2

System Design & Simulation

I prototype core mechanisms that mirror real-world complexity: a voice agent, a disinformation simulator, or a biometric dashboard. These are tested against noise, not just users.

3

Deployment & Operational Support

Once deployed, the systems don't end. They adapt. I build for iteration under pressure: strategic feedback loops, scenario adjustments, and extended monitoring if required.

Hiring the wrong mind compromises more than time and budget...

— it weakens your defenses, distorts your message, and creates blind spots that take months to unlearn. I approach systems design not just as implementation—but as strategy. I build for clarity in chaotic environments, and I work best with those who know what's at stake.

Disclaimer

The contents of this site reflect the personal research, development, and design philosophies of the author. While some projects intersect with perception engineering, narrative control, and information resilience, this site does not represent any institution, government, or contractor. Descriptions are intentionally limited to publicly shareable domains. If you noticed what I didn't disclose here, your presence isn't incidental. Please reach out.