Hello.

These days I lead IT systems and cybersecurity at Teams Squared, a Microsoft-stack MSP in Colombo. In practice I own the things that decide who can touch what. Identity on Entra ID, conditional access, endpoint security, and an organization-wide ISO 27001 ISMS for a team spread across several countries. I like this work more than I expected to. It rewards being careful, and asking the unglamorous question. Who still has access here, and why.

I did not start in security. I started by building things. I have a computer science degree from Dalhousie, and I still write most of the software my team runs on, from an internal training platform to a device tracker to the client portal I inherited and now look after. Coming up through engineering is the reason the security side makes sense to me. I have built the systems I am now trying to protect, so I know where they leak.

Before any of this I spent a co-op term at Ubisoft Halifax writing gameplay code in Unity and C#. Games are still where most of my after-hours curiosity goes. I make small game and graphics projects for the pleasure of it, including a shooter built around one stubborn idea and renderers written straight against Vulkan and OpenGL, because I wanted to know how a triangle actually becomes a pixel.

The thread through all of it is the same. I like understanding a system far enough down that it stops feeling like magic, and I like building things that still work when nobody is watching them. When I am not doing that, I am usually deep in a single-player world or tinkering in Godot.