I am a philosopher of technology and ethics with a decade of experience bringing systematic, grounded philosophical thinking to bear on the hardest problems in politics, technology, and public life. My training spans analytical philosophy, philosophical consultinging, and the tradition of sustained one-on-one ethical guidance: what philosophers since Socrates have called care of the soul: serious, structured attention to what it means to live and act well under conditions of genuine uncertainty and consequence.

I have advised campaigns for state governors, United States Senate seats, and state legislative races on policy and messaging; developed ethics training deployed to C-level executives at Fortune 500 companies through Knowledge City; and lectured at Yale, Vassar, Virginia Tech, and institutions across the United States and Europe.

My current work focuses on the governance, policy, and philosophical dimensions of artificial intelligence and global catastrophic risk, and on the people carrying the existential, psychological, and philosophical burdens that arise from working at this frontier. That weight is real, and it deserves more than a compliance framework or a wellness program. I bring to it the same systematic rigor I apply to everything else, alongside a genuine capacity for the kind of structured, personal philosophical guidance that helps people think and live well in the face of what they are actually facing.