More About Me

I’m an independent technologist, systems architect, and lifelong builder. For over two decades, I’ve been creating systems that actually work — whether it’s software, signal processing tools, algorithm design, or large-scale architecture.

I’ve never been content just following trends. I’m driven to understand how things work under the hood and how to make them work better. I’ve worked across industries, from media tech to advanced computing, but my true passion has always been solving big problems in unconventional ways.

Over the past year, I’ve gone all-in on building GENESIS — an alternative path toward AGI that isn’t just another black box. I’ve written every line of code myself so far, funded it out of my own pocket, and built prototypes that hit performance speeds I didn’t think were possible on non-GPU hardware.

GENESIS isn’t just a technical experiment for me — it’s a mission. I’m deeply worried about the future we’re heading toward with AI that’s opaque and centralized. I believe we can do better — we can build systems that think in ways we can see, trace, and understand.

Outside of code, I’m the kind of person who’s endlessly curious. I read everything from physics papers to medieval history. I love tough challenges, quiet thinking sessions, and late-night bursts of creative energy where big ideas suddenly click.

I’m not affiliated with any university, lab, or corporation. I’m doing this because I believe that safe, democratized AGI should belong to all of us — not just billion-dollar companies.

I’m determined, a little stubborn, and relentlessly practical. And I’m all in on building something that could genuinely change the future.

Thanks for considering supporting this journey.