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TheTell
Rado Sheytanoff in a smoke-filled room, gesturing toward an empty chair lit by a single lamp

RadoSheytanoff

I read people, break systems, and build what's next, all under one name.

[ 01 ]The thesis

A mentalist, a hacker, a developer. It looks scattered. It isn't. It's one mind running through all of it.

A tell is the thing you give away without meaning to. I find it, in a person or in a system, and I build with what I learn. Two of these crafts uncover what's hidden; the third creates what comes next. Same instinct, three registers.

Dublin, Ireland· Worldwide

Rado Sheytanoff, hand to chin, holding a direct gaze · one operator, three disciplines
Subject · one operator
The crafts · three doors

Each craft is its own world. Pick a door.

The through-line
Everyone leaves a tell. I find it, in a person or in a system, and build with what I learn.
[ 02 ]Proof · across the crafts

Proof across the crafts

Rooms I've worked in

  • WHOOP
  • McKinsey & Company
  • Meta
  • Workday
  • SMFL
500+
events performed
7+
countries
1
operator, three disciplines
[ 03 ]Who is this, really
Portrait of Rado Sheytanoff seated beside a warm lamp, direct eye contact
Rado Sheytanoff

Most people are one thing. I'm three.

I read people for a living. On stage, as a mentalist, I name thoughts that were never spoken aloud. The same instinct runs the other direction in security work: I find what a system gives away without meaning to, the tell it tried to bury, and prove how an attacker would use it.

And I build. Web development is the third discipline, the place where I make systems instead of breaking them. Human mastery and technical mastery in one head: that's the whole point, and it's the part that's hard to replace.

[ 04 ]Contact

Tell me what you need. I'll take it from here.

Same day · one inbox, mine

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Rado Sheytanoff · The Tell