I build software for difficult problems in identity, authentication, privacy, and data security. My current focus is passkey-first authentication and privacy-preserving identity verification, including reusable age and personhood proofs protected by user-held encryption keys. Before engineering, I spent years working in audio and live production, where precision, collaboration, and calm execution mattered every day.
Founder at ONE | Software Engineer at Abnormal AI
Built ONE, a passkey-first identity platform that keeps sensitive data encrypted under user-held keys, plus browser and server-side SDKs and docs that let apps verify age and personhood from short-lived proofs without handling raw IDs or personal data.
Founder essay on why age verification online should work like flashing your ID at a liquor store — then putting it away.
Hacker News comment explaining why online age checks shouldn’t require storing IDs, and how passkeys and encrypted, reusable proofs can make the internet safer without sacrificing privacy.
