What I'm doing now

Updated June 19, 2026, from Binghamton, New York.

I am currently dividing my time between my academic work and taking ownership of my digital footprint.

Discoveries & Recommendations

Right now, my exploration and media queue looks like this:

• Communities: I recently discovered the IndieWeb movement, which completely shifted my perspective on the internet and inspired this website's redesign.
• Podcasts: My current heavy rotation includes In Our Time, Freakonomics, and Casefile.
• Rabbit Hole: Optimizing personal health. Lately, I've been reading deep into the efficacy of daily food supplements to figure out which ones actually make a measurable difference in daily life and which ones are just expensive placebos.

Research at Binghamton

I am a security researcher at Binghamton University. My current technical focus is on Forced Execution Fuzzing. I also recently co-led our university's team in the MITRE Embedded Capture the Flag (eCTF) hardware security competition, securing a 13th place finish internationally. Additionally, my research analyzing WebAssembly bloat has been accepted for publication and presentation at DIMVA 2026 in Greece.

Building My Knowledge Graph

Instead of letting my professional footprint live on scattered corporate platforms, I am building out this domain as my central hub. I'm currently figuring out the architecture to safely self-host my life logs, code, and technical writing using the POSSE framework.