I am Zeffrium, founder of DeathTech. I currently serve as sole proprietor and perform all service work within my technical capabilities. I am enrolled at the University of Phoenix and will complete my first degree in Information Technology in December 2026.

DeathTech is being established as a provider of affordable, reliable computing and technology support services for residential and small-business clients. Core offerings include password recovery and account security assistance, data backup and recovery solutions, printer and peripheral configuration, home and small-office network design and troubleshooting, and custom personal-computer builds. The initial focus is on serving the local community with transparent, accessible pricing. Subsequent phases will expand service coverage to additional counties and, ultimately, statewide operations.

Beyond technical service delivery, DeathTech is structured to create employment opportunities for individuals who have encountered barriers in conventional hiring processes, including those who have faced difficulty securing positions with major gig-economy platforms. Drawing from direct experience with personal adversity and the value of second chances, the company will implement fair, skills-based evaluation and structured training pathways. The objective is to provide stable, skill-building roles that enable participants to demonstrate reliability and professional growth.

This dual mission—delivering practical technology solutions at accessible price points while expanding employment access—forms the foundation of DeathTech's first operational division. Additional enterprise initiatives will follow once this division achieves sustainable integration and demonstrated community impact.