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Qualifications

Ten certificates, awarding institution first.

Completed through 2026 alongside full-time work, mostly to put a formal footing under things I was already doing on the job: cryptography for Fury, Go for both Fury and Squish, and explainable AI for the statistical work behind DAS. Each links to the certificate PDF.

  • Johns Hopkins University
    A Crash Course in Data Science
    Completed 29 June 2026

    Grounds the statistical thinking behind DAS's anomaly detection and scoring.

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  • University of Colorado System
    Symmetric Cryptography
    Completed 3 September 2026

    Directly informs the STREAM-style ChaCha20-Poly1305 payload encryption in Fury.

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  • University of Colorado System
    Asymmetric Cryptography and Key Management
    Completed 3 September 2026

    Underpins Fury's hybrid FrodoKEM-640 / ML-KEM-768 key agreement design.

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  • University of Colorado System
    Cryptography and Information Theory
    Completed 3 September 2026

    The theoretical grounding behind the two Fury-related courses above.

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  • University of California, Irvine
    Getting Started with Go
    Completed 4 September 2026

    Go is the primary language behind Fury and Squish.

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  • University of California, Irvine
    Functions, Methods, and Interfaces in Go
    Completed 4 September 2026

    Deeper Go idiom, following on from the course above.

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  • Duke University: Pratt School of Engineering
    Explainable AI (XAI): Specialization
    Completed 15 July 2026

    Three courses (Developing Explainable AI, Interpretable Machine Learning, Explainable Machine Learning) covering how to make model output trustworthy: relevant to DAS's explainable anomaly scores.

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  • Duke University
    Developing Explainable AI (XAI)
    Completed 29 June 2026

    Individual course certificate, part of the specialization above.

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  • Duke University
    Interpretable Machine Learning
    Completed 13 July 2026

    Individual course certificate, part of the specialization above.

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  • DeepLearning.AI
    AI For Everyone
    Completed 4 September 2026

    Foundational framing for applied-AI strategy, useful when scoping what AI should and shouldn't be used for.

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