built. secured.
deployed.
First security hire at Vanquish Air, a defense-aviation operator — I own the security program and the IT stack, and I build the systems that run under them. A flight-operations board in daily use. Encrypted comms down to embedded hardware. One data structure the whole org pulls from.
In production.
Not whiteboards. Not prototypes. These are battle-tested systems running in production right now.
Flight Board v3
Flight Board v3
Real-time flight-operations board, deployed and in daily use — live aircraft status, decoded METAR/TAF, selectable LiveATC audio, terrain and wildfire overlays. Dockerized, one-command deploy, served over mesh VPN. v2 demo on the project page.
View Project →Flight Board v1
Flight Board v1
Scrolling Gantt timeline with weather strip and color-coded flight blocks. The technical proof-of-concept — 6-hour window, lane packing, endcap status system.
View Project →Inspections.
Inspections
Your technical manual, digitized. QR scan any equipment, walk the checklist step by step, photograph faults, submit — findings route to the right people instantly.
View Project →MatrixTUI
MatrixTUI
Multi-account Matrix client in Rust — plus an ESP32 e-ink handheld port with end-to-end encryption (Olm/Megolm) built on custom firmware.
View Project →Cyber
Awareness
Cyber Awareness
Interactive security training disguised as a scroll. 10 scenarios, 19 threat identifications — phishing, passwords, Wi-Fi, popups. The page IS the training.
View Project →Big
Brother
Big Brother
Your browser is talking about you. 44 data points collected with zero cookies, zero permissions — then drawn back to you as a scene on your own desk.
View Project →Browse. Demo. Build.
Build MoreThe brain connects everything.
One ontology. Every department's data, every workflow, every person — connected through a single structure that AI and automation can actually use.
Now plug in AI. The ontology is already structured — let intelligence do the rest.
This is your organization without a brain...
chaos.
Data is messy. Let the machines do the heavy lifting...