Adversarial AI testing
Prompt, agent, and tool-chain abuse testing before production rollout.
TX, USA
AI Security Engineer
I am an AI security engineer focused on testing and hardening LLM systems that need to ship in the real world.
I study Cybersecurity & Risk Management at UT Dallas and work as an EMT-B. That keeps my approach practical, calm under pressure, and grounded in risk prioritization.
Since 2019, I have worked on adversarial AI testing, secure deployment patterns, and product execution for privacy-sensitive environments.
Tight feedback loops
I share progress early so direction stays aligned while we build.
Written handoff
Every engagement ends with clear notes your team can execute fast.
Private by default
I bias toward local and private-cloud patterns when risk is high.
Low meeting overhead
Async-friendly collaboration with concise updates and fast decisions.
Core work I deliver for teams building and shipping AI products.
Prompt, agent, and tool-chain abuse testing before production rollout.
Model setup, quantization, and API integration on your own infrastructure.
Threat modeling, access control checks, and practical remediation priorities.
Translate security findings into sprint-ready plans your team can ship.