I’m interested in the space between a good idea and a system people can actually use.

I’m an Organizational Communication student at California State University, Chico, with minors in Philosophy and Ethics. I’m also an AWS campus leader, restaurant crew trainer, endurance athlete, Eagle Scout, and founder of Faber Solutions.

That combination is less random than it looks. Each role asks the same questions: How do people understand a system? Where does the work break down? What earns trust? What should technology handle—and what still requires judgment?

I use AI and cloud tools to explore those questions through working prototypes, technical writing, and practical experiments. I’m most interested in systems that make someone’s real work clearer, faster, or more reliable.

Current questions

• How should human approval work inside agentic systems?
• How can small businesses gain useful automation without enterprise complexity?
• What makes technical communication credible rather than merely impressive?
• How can physical operations become usable data without losing context?