About
Systems Mindset // Security Research
I am a security researcher and founding engineer focused on AI/ML systems, offensive security, and trust-boundary analysis.
My work centers on understanding how modern autonomous systems fail across model behavior, agent orchestration, parser logic, and distributed infrastructure. I approach AI systems not as abstract black boxes, but as complex stateful environments with real security assumptions, attack surfaces, and architectural weaknesses.
I spend most of my time building research labs, developing deterministic PoCs, analyzing alignment behavior, and studying how subtle systems assumptions evolve into real-world security impact.
Whether researching alignment abliteration techniques, auditing multi-agent workflows, or analyzing semantic trust-boundary drift in distributed applications, I focus on technically rigorous and transparent security research.
Core Research Interests
Research Areas & Ongoing Work
1. AI/ML Security Research
Researching alignment behavior, refusal localization, mechanistic interpretability, and autonomous AI-agent security. Built and published Qwen3.5 alignment abliteration research artifacts using activation tracing and low-rank weight-space analysis.
2. Offensive Security & Whitebox Analysis
Conducting whitebox security research across distributed systems, application security, parser logic, and trust-boundary enforcement. Building deterministic PoCs and security labs focused on semantic drift, orchestration failures, and authorization inconsistencies.
3. Autonomous Security Systems
Building autonomous offensive-security infrastructure and multi-agent workflows at SecNode. Working on orchestration pipelines involving LangGraph, Model Context Protocol (MCP) integrations, and adaptive multi-model routing.
4. Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure
Participating in coordinated vulnerability disclosure involving AI-agent systems, parser vulnerabilities, multi-tenant architectures, and application security. Submitted reports through programs including NASA's Vulnerability Disclosure Program via Bugcrowd.