Network and embedded systems engineer who builds complete systems from first principles. Transport: full UDP/TCP P2P stack with per-chunk cryptographic integrity, blast-mode reliability, and session logic fully decoupled from transport. Arithmetic: novel two's-complement floating-point (Spirix) 48% smaller than equivalent HardFloat, silicon-verified on ECP5. Identity: passless cryptographic stack with post-quantum key exchange and social key recovery. Spectral: device integration across medical imaging, cinema cameras, machine vision and general photonics. Five patents, two awarded. 21 years of RF field work across 46 states. Software written by someone who knows what a wire actually does.
- Two's complement fraction and exponent, continuous number line thru Zero
- Escaped values preserve sign and orientation beyond representable range: values don't collapse to ±∞ or NaN but become Exploded/Vanished and continue participating in absolute operations
- Many distinct undefined states track error origin: zero-divide-by-zero, 0×∞, and others are distinguishable rather than collapsed into a single opaque NaN
- One datapath, infinite precision combinations
- Wins silicon Fmax on every tested operation vs HardFloat and FPnew; Smaller LUT and DSP count than HardFloat on every operation; GPU division 2.24× faster than native f32 via Newton-Raphson instruction-level parallelism
- VSF: content-addressed binary serialization, unambiguously typed, compact wire format
- TOKEN: passless cryptographic identity with social key recovery and no central authority
- CLUTCH: twelve layer post-quantum key exchange
- A=1: authenticate once via social attestation (two humans vouch in person), then all subsequent access uses cryptographic proofs derived from that single event, never credentials again
- Rolling-chain encryption with 256-link BLAKE3 chains and ACK-gated advancement makes message deletion and editing cryptographically detectable; first messenger where tampering is provably visible
- Transport-agnostic P2P stack over UDP primary, TCP fallback, USB, BT/BLE/mesh; session-layer fully decoupled from transport; blast mode + FIN/retry, binary backoff (1/256s), no per-packet ACK
- FGTW DHT: Kademlia-based peer discovery, handle → peer resolution; no ICANN, no CAs, no central authority; direct P2P paths 3–6× lower latency than server-relayed messaging
- Ring memory replaces page tables via two's complement wraparound and 2-instruction bounds checks; no TLB, no MMU page walks; continuous per-process offset rotation makes ROP impossible by construction
- Structural elimination, not mitigation: fork, signals, setuid, VFS, OOM killer, and ~340 of Linux's ~350 syscalls do not exist in the architecture, not sandboxed or patched around
- Five kernel responsibilities only: memory (rings + grants), scheduling, capability-gated IPC, boot (vault root scan), and interrupt routing to userspace; every driver is a restartable userspace process
- Killswitch-ready by construction: hardware power cutoff with no software in the loop, any ring state valid, no fsck; vault root ring restores last committed state in 16 reads (O(log₂ 65536), BLAKE3-chained)
- Bare-metal bring-up verified: DWC3 USB controller, SD 4-bit block I/O, hot-reload of 72KB kernel binary over Photon Transport in under 1s without fastboot
- Single technician duplex fiber polarity and loss diagnosis without equipment at the far end, no loopback, no coordination
- colourblind friendly 605nm / 515nm matched-luminosity LEDs
- Direct application to telecom fiber verification: SFP link qualification, duplex A/B polarity, multi-run identification
- P2P transport from spec thru production Rust; capability OS with bare-metal USB and cryptographic identity
- Cross-platform device integration; patent US 11,893,758 B2; three Wikipedia lead images
- 21+ years RF infrastructure across 46 states and 1,000+ tower ascents, covering full signal path from fiber to antenna
- C++ real-time defect classification for production lumber grading