Kairos Engineering

Seth Beckman is a lead engineer at Kairos Engineering and the founder of Narrow Path Strategies, his AI and automation consultancy. He holds a degree in computer engineering and built his early career in network engineering, work that taught him how systems actually fit together at the hardware level, long before the software ever runs on top.

That foundation shapes how he approaches AI. He's spent his career on both sides of the table: the technical side, architecting automation systems and AI tools, and the business side, helping real companies save time and make money with them. It's given him a clear read on what works and what's just hype, and a habit of putting AI only where it earns its keep, on a foundation of clean, connected data, rather than bolting it onto a mess.

His approach is simple: under-promise, over-deliver, and tell people the truth even when it's not what they want to hear. He doesn't sell tools. He builds the systems businesses run on, and helps the people behind them understand what they're actually getting. Practical over hyped, results over buzzwords.

Connor Fitzgerald is a lead engineer at Kairos Engineering and the founder of TREMODI Solutions, his cybersecurity and IT consultancy. He came up through U.S. Air Force cyber operations and is a Certified Ethical Hacker, trained to break into systems the way real attackers do. That work taught him where software tends to fail, long before most people think to look.

That foundation shapes how he builds. Connor has spent his career on both sides of security: finding the weaknesses attackers exploit, then engineering software that closes them off from the start. He thinks through how something could be broken into before it ever ships, so protection is part of the product instead of bolted on later. Years of working across different industries have given him a clear read on what a business actually needs, and the discipline to build only what serves that, on a foundation that's solid, tested, and secure.

His approach is simple: build it right, say what's true even when it's inconvenient, and never leave a client exposed somewhere they can't see. He isn't interested in software that looks finished but quietly puts a business at risk. He builds systems companies can genuinely trust, and makes sure the people relying on them understand exactly what they're getting and how it's protected. Secure by design, honest by default.