Aysajan Eziz is a solo founder building Northset and an Assistant Professor of Management Science at Ivey Business School in Canada. His work spans agentic systems, crypto infrastructure, blockchain economics, and applied analytics. At Ivey, he teaches graduate analytics with Python, SQL, Spark, and cloud platforms, and researches blockchain economics and ML/AI-enabled decision systems. Through Northset, he is building an Arbitrum/USDC settlement protocol for objectively verifiable delegated work, where payment is gated by zero-knowledge proof verification rather than model confidence. He also maintains public file-first agent workflow repos — `plan-orchestrator`, `staged-workflow-runner`, and `autonomous-agentic-research-swarm` — that replace chat-only coordination with durable artifacts, deterministic gates, and reviewable state.