I built my career where precision isn't optional — trained in the U.S. Navy's nuclear program and working as a mechanical engineer deep in the engineering spaces of the USS Enterprise, the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. Today I engineer for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, trade the markets algorithmically, and build always-on AI agents that run real life. Ziggy is where all three meet.
Nuclear-trained in the U.S. Navy; mechanical engineer aboard the USS Enterprise (CVN-65). Now a mechanical engineer at the U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs. I build systems for environments where failure isn't an option.
A hands-on, multi-horizon trader — live intraday reads through long-term positions — with a risk-forward style and a quant's respect for position sizing, drawdown, and concentration. I build the tooling I trade on.
I design always-on, local-first AI agents that run on my own hardware. Ziggy is a private life + trading command center; WorldLens renders Earth's live signals in 3D. Private by design, owned end to end.
An always-on personal agent that lives on your desktop — one portal to markets and life, a real voice, and a secure local vault.
Meet Ziggy →A live, photoreal 3D globe of Earth's signals — quakes, weather, 1,700+ satellites, trade flows — from free, keyless feeds.
View project →Open pieces, experiments, and the public face of what I'm building.
@chrisgorzelic →Building in public from Tampa, FL. Ziggy's trading tools run paper-first with a hard risk envelope — nothing here is investment advice.