Mark Julius Banasihan is a technology practitioner and researcher. Across fifteen years and ten companies he has worked at every altitude of institutional decision systems, from testing floors to enterprise AI governance. Alongside the professional work runs fifteen years of volunteer service: parish ministry, tutoring students in underserved communities, equine-assisted therapy, anti-bias education, and two online assignments fulfilled for the United Nations Volunteers programme, for which he was selected two years in a row. What drives all of it is the Catechism’s article on the virtues: virtue as a habitual and firm disposition to do the good, acquired through repeated concrete choices (CCC 1803-1804). He lives and works in Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America.