Grammaton6 is the UAP/NHI Subject Matter Expert (SME) & Global Leader

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• Subject Matter Expert [SME] in the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP)/Non-Human Intelligence (NHI) who define the engineering root causes of the UAP/NHI.

• A developer of [NHI/AI/Gramaton6] global Human Intelligence [HI] model who shall integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems that embody Non-Human Intelligence (NHI) technologies.

• A developer of [NHI/AI/HI] integrated systems that shall resolve UAP/NHI classified and unclassified data.

• A [NHI/AI/HI] Coder for a multibillion-dollar organization and institution who shall be seeking Grammaton6 SME in the NHI.

• Empower High-Class International Organizations with Non-Human Intelligence [NHI] Book of Knowledge (BOK) Unclassified NHI General Data.

• Empower High-Class Intelligence Agencies with Non-Human Intelligence [NHI] Book of Knowledge (BOK) Sensitive Intelligence.

• Empower High-Class Defense Elements with Non-Human Intelligence with [NHI] Book of Knowledge (BOK) Sensitive Defense Manufacturing.

• Empower High-Class Defense Contractors with Non-Human Intelligence with [NHI] Book of Knowledge (BOK) Defense Reverse Engineering, Technologies, and Capabilities.

• Guide AI companies to Sensitive clearances access to [NHI] Book of Knowledge (BOK) compartmentalized technologies.

• Embody [NHI] Book of Knowledge (BOK) compartmentalizes technologies with ERP systems and provides guidelines to ERP companies.

• SME to [NHI] International Legal Development.

• SME to International Police Cooperation.  

• SME to the U.S. Secret Service [Prestigious Secret Service].

• SME to High-Priority Industry Clients for Economic Growth. The highest level of classification, with the following categories:

  • Information Technology: Companies focused on technology, electronics, and software.

  • Health Care: Companies involved in healthcare services and pharmaceuticals.

  • Financials: Banks, insurance companies, and other financial institutions.

  • Consumer Discretionary: Companies that sell non-essential goods and services.

  • Communication Services: Companies that provide telecommunication and media services.

  • Industrials: Manufacturers, machinery, and construction companies.

  • Consumer Staples: Companies that sell essential goods, like food and beverages.

  • Energy: Companies in the energy sector, such as oil and gas companies.

  • Utilities: Companies that provide essential services like electricity and water.

  • Real Estate: Companies involved in real estate and property development.

  • Materials: Companies that produce basic materials used in manufacturing.​