About Me
A Software Engineer working at the intersection of narrative security, disinformation resilience, and digital survivability in adversarial environments.
Over the past 15+ years, I’ve designed and deployed platforms across education, entrepreneurship, startups, and digital learning ecosystems, building systems that lower barriers to entry, increase user autonomy, and make digital complexity intelligible.
In the last half decade, my focus has shifted toward systems development for contested information environments: creating systems and tools adopted by both civilian networks and transatlantic defense-aligned organizations to strengthen resistance against psychological manipulation, information warfare, and coordinated disinformation campaigns designed to fracture belief and destabilize trust.
Today, my work centers on building systems that expose manipulation, simulate influence operations, and reinforce trust under pressure.
But here’s the challenge: much of this work has taken place in high-context environments where both the systems and their outcomes are invisible (by design).
The systems exist, but my portfolio doesn’t.
I have the skills & experience, but none I can publicly show.
So I built NISKALA.
NISKALA is a self-directed and independent R&D lab focused on adversarial narrative environments. It operates at the intersection of InfoOps, PsyOps, AI, and cognitive security, serving as sovereign infrastructure for prototyping advanced narrative intelligence systems.
My current areas of focus include:
- Counter-disinformation infrastructure
- Narrative system design
- Cognitive threat modeling
- Simulation of adversarial messages
- Educational systems for digital resilience
If your work touches influence operations, strategic communication, or defense-informed technologies, and you need systems that interpret as sharply as you do, let’s talk!