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Building resilient distributed systems for 20+ years. Now applying that experience to AI infrastructure for weather prediction and regenerative economics.
"Systems must be designed for collapse, because collapse is not exceptional—it's inevitable."
— Design philosophy from lived experience
My trajectory through distributed systems, linguistics, and regenerative economics isn't random—it's preparation for exactly this kind of work:
The Iranian diaspora of 1979 produced builders who couldn't go home, so they built new infrastructures. I'm in this lineage, but with a twist: building post-nation-state infrastructure explicitly.
Weather forecasting is planetary infrastructure. It doesn't respect borders. GraphCast processes the entire Earth simultaneously. That resonates.
Minneapolis, MN
Open to relocation
Univrs.io is my current focus — building infrastructure for regenerative economics. The technical stack includes:
The connection to weather AI: both are about building resilient systems that can't be taken away. Decentralized protocols when institutions fail. Probabilistic forecasts when certainty is impossible.
"The best infrastructure builders are people who've lived through infrastructure failure."
Trauma + intellect + technical skill + historical consciousness =
the ability to see what people who've never lost everything can't see.