Philosopher–Programmer.
Tactical Thinker.

My intellectual trajectory began with linguistics (BA), followed by an interdisciplinary exploration of psychology through divinity studies (MDiv), culminating in a doctorate in theological frameworks with specialized research in trauma studies (PhD). This academic foundation provided me with a unique hermeneutical lens for analyzing complex systems and human experience.

I grew up in Hyde Park, NY, and started out studying ancient languages—Greek, Hebrew, and Latin—before turning to philosophy. Later, I taught myself to code, earned credentials from Harvard Business School (CORe, High Honors), Dartmouth College, and became an FAA Part 107 Certified Drone Pilot and NASM-CPT.

My professional evolution traversed from academic theory to strategic marketing before I engineered a deliberate pivot into programming and systems architecture. Now based in Saratoga Springs, NY, I lead RevOps initiatives and direct code and design teams, applying philosophical frameworks to technological implementation—creating tactical solutions at the intersection of concept and execution.

I'm building frameworks for survival, autonomy, and clarity—in business, in code, in life. My work integrates philosophical insight with practical implementation across multiple domains.

This site is my personal archive—a place to share systems thinking, code experiments, and philosophical frameworks that help navigate complexity and uncertainty in the modern world.