I work where automated systems meet human risk, connecting cyber defense, AI governance, and the deeper questions of human dignity.
Years in teaching, pastoral leadership, curriculum design, and cross-cultural work trained me to interpret complex human contexts, communicate across difference, and hold questions of meaning and responsibility with care.
Today I apply that interpretive discipline to AI governance and cyber defense, with practical training in threat monitoring, incident response, privacy, risk, and the design of systems that keep human judgment visible.
A decision intelligence prototype for executives. It turns complex evidence into structured findings, surfaces assumptions and evidence gaps, recommends tests, and marks where human judgment remains necessary.
A pet travel companion designed to help people plan trips with their dogs. The build combined AI toolchains, low-code development, cloud storage, and location-aware services.
A seven-pillar framework for human flourishing across consciousness, identity, relationship, purpose, ethics, freedom, and transcendence.
Read the monographAn examination of attention as a foundation for agency, moral choice, and human dignity in systems designed to monetize distraction.
Download presentationDeveloping human-centered AI frameworks and functional prototypes, with work spanning responsible adoption, privacy, structured prompting, data mapping, and product development.
Led hybrid curriculum delivery, maintained institutional standards and operational records, and coordinated communication across staff, students, and stakeholders.
Directed education and community work across diverse cultural settings, drawing on theology, philosophy, social science, and human communication.
University of Louisville Digital Transformation Center · 2026
University of Wales, Bangor · 2009
Section · 2025
Alison
Open to roles and engagements in AI governance, cyber defense, responsible technology, research, consulting, and speaking.