From April 2021 to June 2025 I ran operations for Codex, now Logos Storage, as a self-employed contractor for the Institute of Free Technology (IFT). I was the first Logos Program Manager and joined Codex as its sixth team member. I reported to Corey Petty.
What I did
- Dual role. Program Manager at the Logos level and Project Manager for Codex.
- Merged into one. Those two roles became a single role: Technical Program Manager for Codex.
- Grew with the team. Codex went from 6 people when I joined to 22.
- Nomos, then Codex. I started on Nomos and moved to Codex around July 2021.
The Logos “holy trinity”
Logos was built around three startups, each covering one piece of a private, decentralized stack:
- Nomos: private execution and consensus (originally also called Logos).
- Waku: private messaging.
- Codex: private decentralized storage, with strong data durability guarantees (originally called Dagger, now Logos Storage).
All three sit under IFT, the organization that grew out of Status and incubates them.
This work led directly to co-founding Durability Labs in July 2025, the month after I left.
Evidence
- Codex is now Logos Storage: github.com/logos-storage
- First Logos Program Manager and Codex Project Manager (Apr 2021 to Jun 2025), merged into Technical Program Manager for Codex, sixth team member, team grew to 22, reported to Corey Petty, contractor for IFT: self-reported
- Nomos then Codex: Devfolio, self-reported
- Institute of Free Technology: free.technology