This isn't a list of jobs. It's one instinct — understand the system, then build with it — followed across three decades.
1993 — The gift
My grandparents gave me a 486 DX2. A dark screen, a blinking cursor, and a single question typed into it. That machine is where everything starts.
1999 — First code, first website
I wrote my first code and put my first website on the web — back when the web was still a place you discovered, not the world you lived in.
2002 — The hacking journey begins
Curiosity became a method. Ethical hacking taught me to read a system for what it really is, not for what it presents — the discipline behind everything I've built since.
2025 — CyberQuake
I founded CyberQuake — a firm where security, legal compliance and AI work as one structure. Understanding became something that protects what other people build.
Now — and next
Today I build systems that reason, and other ventures are taking shape. The cursor from 1993 is still blinking. What comes next is still unwritten.