I have a multidisciplinary background in engineering, computer science, and apologetics, with strong interests in data-driven research, open science, and interdisciplinary collaboration. I hold degrees in Electronics and Communication Engineering and Apologetics, and I am currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Christian Apologetics.

With over a decade of experience in the IT industry and as the author of several books exploring the intersection of faith, philosophy, and human development, I bring both technical expertise and research curiosity. My focus includes the intersection of neuroscience, philosophy, and faith, particularly how large datasets can generate insights that bridge science and human questions.

I look forward to contributing to the OSDR Analysis Working Group by applying my technical skills, interdisciplinary perspective, and passion for collaborative, data-driven projects.