Founder-Architect · U.S. Army Combat Veteran · Data Scientist · Neuromorphic Computing Engineer
I build accessible, auditable systems at the intersection of public administration, disability justice, data science, economics, and neuromorphic computing. My work is shaped by military logistics, veteran advocacy, legal-medical systems analysis, and the practical requirements of blind and visually impaired users.
I am the founder of Brasidas Strategies and the principal architect of Ayala. Public repositories are used for reproducible research, accessibility-first software, and institutional analysis. Confidential veteran records, proprietary Ayala logic, credentials, and patent-sensitive materials do not belong in public source control.
A bilingual, accessible, reproducible analysis of VA claims workload, appeals, accredited representation, workforce capacity, and artificial-intelligence governance.
A public-interest analysis of a major Cameron County economic-development proposal, including mathematical assumptions, fiscal exposure, historical comparisons, and questions for public officials.
- Accessible HTML is the authoritative publication format.
- Official facts, calculations, scenarios, and unknowns are labeled separately.
- Material claims must identify their source, date, unit, denominator, and limitation.
- Public systems must not expose veteran medical, claim, identity, or authentication data.
- Corrections are documented through version history rather than silently overwritten.