Jim Locke III

Identity verification from a person’s unique heart-rhythm signature, built on two NASA-licensed patents with homomorphic encryption and liveness proven by physics. In pilot with state and municipal government; Zero-Trust aligned.

Wrist-native prototype bringing cardiac authentication to the sensor people already wear — Swift/watchOS development, hands-on in Xcode, alongside the CardiacID iOS builds.

Self-designed multi-GPU servers running open-source language models entirely on-premises — the sovereignty-and-privacy architecture government buyers ask about, answered from a machine I built.

Daily builds with frontier LLM APIs — including the Claude API — plus AI pair-engineering workflows for grant triage, document intelligence, and constituent-services automation.

100+ applications stabilized and modernized for 1.2M constituents; county-wide Mobile Technologies Policy still in use; the county’s first enterprise disaster-recovery plan; 10%+ efficiency gains in two years.

A civic-tech thread running back over a decade — “Count Our Ballot” concepts matured into Sentry Mobile: blockchain voter records, HeartID-verified identity, and printed audit trails at the Board of Elections. Voting as secure as banking, as accessible as texting.

Early telehealth delivery designs for underserved communities — years before the pandemic made remote care mainstream. Human-centered access questions first, technology second.

Connectivity planning for communities on the wrong side of the digital divide — mobile WiFi deployment models developed through 2021.

Fractional CIO engagements and cybersecurity program design for organizations that need enterprise-grade judgment without an enterprise headcount — policies, systems, and training built around how people actually behave.

Designed and built under deployment conditions at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, for 3,000+ soldiers of Task Force Pale Rider — commanders got data-driven visibility no off-the-shelf system was giving them.

A self-built FileMaker system for tracking pastoral care across a battalion — quietly digitizing ministry logistics years before anyone called it digital transformation.

Assessment tools, dashboards, and reporting infrastructure supporting integrated prevention — suicide, harassment, violence, abuse — across a five-state region and 4,400+ soldiers.

Offline-first app that reconciles a soldier’s issued OCIE gear against DA Form 3645 using on-device Vision OCR — the best-engineered app in the Argos portfolio, on the launch punch list for unit pilots and Army innovation channels.

Guard unit management app that attacks the coordination overhead surrounding annual training — born from fifteen years of watching exactly where readiness friction actually lives.

Sixteen-plus years preparing young competitors to design, build, and defend working software under pressure — human problem first, code second.

Curriculum design and delivery with an Ohio State University partnership — peer-taught digital literacy that met seniors where they were, from device basics to online safety.

A working archive of proposals, budgets, and executive summaries written for community organizations — youth programs, ministries, wellness initiatives — spanning two and a half decades of turning ideas into funded programs.

The productized form of that 25-year proposal trail, offered through Argos Advanced Solutions Inc. — flat-fee engagements only, never a percentage of the award, with a free SBIR/STTR readiness assessment as the front door.

A report-first sound-safety service that turns measurements — from phones, calibrated meters, and dosimeters — into simple, defensible stewardship and accessibility reports for worship spaces and venues. Every report grades its own evidence quality; the language stays honest: screening and stewardship, not compliance claims.

Digital platform and curriculum for men in urban communities, plus technology planning and logistics for one of the largest gatherings in Black church history — the AME General Conference.

Founded at 25 and led for twenty-five years: a full-service technology consulting and multimedia firm serving clients from small business to Fortune 500 — the incubator for everything since.

Full business prospectuses for green-energy and property-revitalization ventures — evidence of a habit: when Jim sees a gap, he writes the plan, forms the LLC, and builds the brand himself.

Owns and flies N1156J. Aviation is checklists, systems thinking, and calm under weather — the same discipline that runs the rest of the portfolio, practiced at altitude.

Hangar and tenant management for general aviation — leases, occupancy, and operations in one place. Built by an aircraft owner who has lived the paper-and-spreadsheet version of the problem firsthand.

Audio production and video work — from Max and iZotope in the studio to producing IT-security training films in Final Cut. The BFA in design never stopped working.