I keep this site as a place to track what I’m learning and building. Most of my work sits at the intersections of law, security, and software. I enjoy breaking complex topics into smaller pieces, experimenting with ideas, and documenting the results in a way that’s easy to revisit.
I come from a mixed background in law, criminology, and computer science, which shaped how I analyze systems, investigate issues, and approach technical work. Over time I’ve worked with infrastructure, automation, troubleshooting, and security tooling, and those influences show up throughout the projects and notes here.
This space grows as I do. Some sections are polished, others are active experiments. I use it to record processes, refine ideas, and keep a history of what I’ve worked on. If someone else finds clarity or inspiration in any part of it, that makes the effort worthwhile.