About
Operational experience informing deterministic infrastructure design.
Bryan Ziehl
Bryan Ziehl works at the intersection of maritime operations and structured systems discipline.
He has supported commercial and government maritime programs across research vessels, tankers, container ships, and pre-positioned assets. His experience includes sea trials on newbuild vessels, Panama Canal transits involving controlled cargo, SL-7 and LMSR-class activations, and government-support missions within U.S. waters.
He has worked directly with shipyard QA teams, bridge crews, inspectors, and external stakeholders in regulated environments where procedural accuracy and documentation integrity were critical.
Repeated exposure to post-trial review, compliance verification, and cross-system reconstruction led to a focus on deterministic historical systems. Prima Veritas reflects that focus: objective sequencing, reproducible verification, and operational traceability without workflow disruption.
Brookes
Brookes supports operational alignment and domain integration across pilot environments.
His role focuses on deployment coordination, stakeholder communication, and ensuring that Prima Veritas integrates cleanly into existing operational contexts without introducing process friction.
He works directly with operators and QA professionals to validate practical usefulness prior to broader rollout. The emphasis remains on measured implementation, technical clarity, and domain fit rather than feature expansion.