Some people see a broken system and walk past it. Some file a complaint. Some wait for someone else to fix it. I open a terminal.

I'm an engineer who believes the best security is the kind you don't notice — until it's the only thing standing between your data and someone who wants it. I design with privacy as a first principle, not a checkbox.

My projects say more about me than I ever could. Go look at them .

I have strong opinions about dotfiles. This is not a normal thing to have strong opinions about, and yet here we are — Omaforge is proof that I've spent more time configuring my tools than most people spend using them.

I write Rust because it argues with me, and I respect that. TypeScript because the world runs on JavaScript and someone has to make it bearable. I'm eyeing Go and Zig — the kind of curiosity that usually ends with a new side project at midnight.

Privacy and security aren't features I add at the end. They're the first questions I ask.