I am a U.S. Air Force veteran with an extensive background as a cryptologic linguistics analyst. During my service, my work centered on translation, signals intelligence analysis and reporting. I have since transitioned from active military service to advanced academic research, focusing on political and macroeconomic dependencies, network and statistical data analysis, and international security vectors.
Currently enrolled under the GI Bill, I am pursuing a Master’s degree in Nonproliferation and Terrorism Studies, with an expected graduation in December 2026. My primary research examines the broad implications of weapons proliferation, structural economic shifts, and trade dependencies across West Asia and Europe.
Recent academic projects include deep-dive assessments into the international security implications of current affairs, such as Iran's drone export industry and the war in Ukraine, as well as historical research.