Noah Airmet
AI is moving fast. The rules around it aren't. I'm interested in closing that gap.
Cybersecurity student and working developer building toward a career in AI governance, risk, and compliance.
About
I'm a cybersecurity student at BYU and a junior developer at Simplicity Group, where I build web applications with AI-assisted tools like Cursor and Claude every day. That gives me a front-row seat to the governance questions most organizations haven't answered yet — who reviews AI-generated code, what data is flowing to third-party models, and who owns the output.
That experience is shaping the career I'm building. I'm focused on the intersection of cybersecurity GRC and AI governance, grounded in hands-on technical work and a serious understanding of the frameworks that matter — NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, the EU AI Act, and the growing patchwork of U.S. state AI legislation.
I believe the strongest AI governance professionals will be the ones who understand the technology from the inside. That's what I'm building toward.
Focus Areas
AI Governance & Risk Management
Studying and applying the frameworks shaping responsible AI deployment — NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, and the EU AI Act. Focused on how organizations can build practical, scalable governance around AI systems without killing the innovation that makes AI valuable.
Cybersecurity GRC
Core academic focus in governance, risk, and compliance — from foundational frameworks like NIST CSF and ISO 27001 to emerging challenges around AI-specific risk, supply chain security, and multi-jurisdictional regulatory compliance.
AI-Assisted Software Development
Hands-on daily experience building production web applications with AI coding tools. This practitioner perspective informs a grounded understanding of where AI governance meets real development workflows — code review, data exposure, IP ownership, and quality assurance.
Policy Analysis & Communication
Strong interest in translating complex technical and regulatory concepts into clear, actionable guidance. Preparing for the IAPP AIGP certification and developing skills in policy writing, risk communication, and executive briefing through academic work and competition preparation.
Writing
Coming Soon: Lessons from Using AI Tools in Production — A Governance Perspective
What happens when your development team adopts AI coding assistants before your security and compliance teams have a framework for reviewing AI-generated code? A first-hand account and practical takeaways.
Read more →More posts on the way
Thinking through AI governance frameworks, GRC challenges, and the intersection of policy and practice.
Credentials & Education
Certifications
Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional
Foundational cybersecurity certification
Education
Brigham Young University — Expected Spring 2028
Coursework: Network Security, Web Security, Cybersecurity Ethics, Core Cybersecurity Concepts
Work Experience
June 2025 — Present
Building production web applications with AI-assisted development tools. Daily hands-on experience with AI coding workflows, code review processes, and the governance questions that emerge when teams integrate AI into real development pipelines.
Competitions & Activities
National cybersecurity policy competition