Application for the topic: Application Canister Management as a solo endeavor
I Jefri, known in the ecosystem as cyberowl, am a seasoned software developer with a strong focus on the IC. I have extensive experience in blockchain development, particularly with Motoko and JavaScript, drawing from prior work with concurrent languages like Elixir and Erlang that follow the Actor model. I have contributed to diverse projects, including a file uploader pattern for JS, Rust, and Motoko as part of an ICDevs.org bounty, which is designed to scale to millions of files, a GitHub-like platform for designers, and a time capsule app that won 1st in the VetKeys hackathon. My code has been adopted by other developers.
Here are some of the reviews I contributed with Codegov for IC-OS:
Proposal to Elect New Release RC 2025-03-27
Proposal to Elect New Release RC 2024-12-06
Proposal to Elect New Release RC 2024-11-14
I am motivated to become a voting neuron because of my deep passion for the IC and its community. This enthusiasm initially drove me to learn about and contribute to the IC ecosystem, and it continues to fuel my unpaid involvement in reviewing Governance and SNS & Neurons’ Fund proposals. Serving as a voting neuron aligns perfectly with my ongoing commitment to actively shape and support the protocol’s development.
I plan to remain a voting neuron long-term, even after the grant ends, as my contributions stem from genuine interest rather than financial incentives. I intend to keep building on the IC in ways that suit my strengths—focusing more on practical development than forum discussions, though I’ve participated in those as well—and will selectively continue engaging with topics that excite me.
I follow core voting principles centered on promoting decentralization, ensuring long-term ecosystem sustainability, prioritizing security and innovation in proposals, and aligning decisions with the broader ICP community’s best interests while avoiding conflicts of interest.
I am interested in Application Canister Management because II enables completely passwordless authentication using biometrics like Face ID or fingerprints, while ensuring user privacy by generating a unique, unlinkable identity for each dapp. V2 I think is even better and I want to be part of that. I also want to be part of the interface I use the most which is the NNS.
I’m passionate about building products people 
, privacy, and true decentralization.
8 year gang, zero dissolve delay and have successfully encouraged others to join as well.