I’ve designed and secured cloud environments that support critical business operations, led initiatives that simplified complex deployments, and built automation workflows that strengthened both performance and security. My work has always centered on one goal: creating foundations that organizations can depend on.

Over time, I’ve learned that strong security comes from understanding both the structure of a system and the small behaviors that can undermine it. Even though much of my work has focused on cloud environments, my approach is grounded in understanding the full technology stack — from the hardware that carries the workload to the virtual and logical layers that abstract it.

Cybersecurity, to me, has never been a checklist. It’s a commitment to understanding how systems behave, where they’re strong, where they’re fragile, and how they can be made resilient. I don’t just manage environments; I study how they’re built, how they fail, and how to strengthen them for the long term.

I’m drawn to the problems that don’t have obvious answers — the failures no one can reproduce, the performance issues that defy documentation, and the subtle risks that only appear when everything else looks normal. That curiosity has led to contributions I’m proud of, including diagnosing a CPU‑level flaw (Intel 0x12 Error) that contributed to an Intel microcode revision, and identifying a Xeon memory‑handling bypass that exposed risks of silent data corruption in enterprise workloads.

Your Partner in Strategy and Execution

At VALDERIC, my role is to help organizations bring clarity and structure to increasingly complex digital environments. I don’t operate from the sidelines — I work alongside teams to bridge the gap between high‑level security strategy and the practical, technical decisions required to make it real. My role is to bridge technical depth with strategic clarity so organizations can make confident decisions in an increasingly complex digital landscape.