A philosopher who ended up building AI and cybersecurity products.

My path has been less linear than most professional bios suggest. I started early with technology, then spent more than two decades in academic philosophy before moving back into technology through blockchain, cybersecurity, and product work.

What carried over was not a credential, but a method: clarifying concepts, testing assumptions, distinguishing weak arguments from strong ones, and taking language seriously. Those habits turned out to be unexpectedly practical in a world increasingly shaped by AI.

At Axur, I have worked on cyber threat intelligence, digital risk protection, and AI-driven product initiatives. My work has included the early product direction behind what became Axur’s CTI platform, originally known internally as Polaris, and, more recently, Command, an experimental conversational AI platform for cybersecurity investigations.

I am especially interested in the layer where conceptual clarity meets implementation: where ideas have to survive contact with systems, teams, customers, and adversarial environments.