About / Jhye O’Meley

Curious about the
whole system.

Jhye O’Meley

I’m a software developer in Newcastle, Australia, focused on AI and cybersecurity.

My path has taken me through electronic key-management systems, customer integrations, technical project delivery, software engineering and independent consulting. I’m now bringing those experiences together through AI tooling and cybersecurity work.

I enjoy understanding how things connect: the interface someone uses, the data behind it, the API between systems and the failure that only appears once the system is running.

My independent work includes local AI tools and security workflows. My open-source contributions focus on practical improvements to reliability, performance and testing.

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Capabilities / With context

Tools follow
the problem.

The useful question is how I use a technology. These are connected to work you can explore.

Software & integrations

Python · Go · JavaScript · TypeScript · C/C++ · Rust · REST/SOAP · .NET/MVC

Application development, embedded-connected systems, customer APIs and operational tooling.

Software engineering experience

AI tooling

Ollama · Electron · Tool calls · Streaming · Local persistence

Local AI interfaces, explicit action review and the workflows surrounding model inference.

Wixal case study

Cybersecurity workflows

Linux · Scope controls · Approval gates · Evidence · Reporting

Authorised investigation and tooling that makes target boundaries and operator decisions visible.

Sentinel Local case study

Delivery & reliability

Git · GitHub · Code review · Testing · CI/CD · Troubleshooting

Changes that can be reviewed and verified, plus the information needed to support a system afterwards.

Merged contributions

Education / Continuing the work

Always learning.

Jul 2026 — May 2028 · Currently completing

Diploma of Information Technology
in Advanced Programming

TAFE NSW · Expected graduation May 2028

Jan 2021 — Oct 2021

Certificate III

Electrical, Electronics & Communications

The next chapter

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with a conversation.

Engineering opportunities, thoughtful teams, and useful problems in software, AI and cybersecurity.

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