I'm a civic technologist, independent U.S. Senate candidate (NJ 2026), and graduate software engineering student at Monmouth University. I’m passionate about building public-interest technology and data commons for democratic participation, transparency, and justice.
Since 2012, I've been researching, designing, and developing Thumbprint Social Calendar — a voting and streaming platform for:
- Real-time and archival court cases, elections, and mock referenda
- Featuring unbiased bill, ordinance, and budget proposal verbiage
- Designed to promote civic engagement and institutional accountability through structured public feedback
This project is the backbone of my public service campaign and a proof-of-concept for a New Commons based on verified democratic input.
I’m also working on the Guardian Angel Data Commons, an open-source safety and transparency app proposed to the NewCommons.ai Challenge. It enables secure, collaborative community oversight and real-time alerts for vulnerable environments using:
- ReactJS + Node.js
- Firebase & Azure (Entra ID, Firestore, SQL, Functions)
- SwiftUI & Kotlin for mobile
Courses Completed:
- ⚙️ Real-Time Embedded Systems
- 🤖 Low Code / No Code AI & ML
- 🧮 Data Structures & Algorithms
- 🌐 Computer Networks
My academic work focuses on scalable civic platforms, secure edge computing, and intelligent interfaces for ethical tech.
Languages & Frameworks
- JavaScript / TypeScript, Node.js, ReactJS
- SwiftUI, Kotlin (cross-platform mobile)
- Python (data / backend scripting), C/C++ (embedded)
- SQL, Firestore, GraphQL
Platforms & Tools
- Firebase, Azure (SQL, Entra ID, Functions)
- Digital Ocean Apps, GitHub Actions
- Unity, Infinigen, and procedural generation tools for simulation
I'm not just building software—I’m building infrastructure for trust, verification, and collective decision-making. Politics needs technologists who care about the integrity of systems, not just the outcomes. My campaign platform draws from over a decade of independent civic R&D.
“If we can’t verify consent, we can’t claim representation.”
🛠 Open to collaboration on public-interest software, New Commons projects, and real-time civic data platforms.