Built Across Stacks
Built across mobile, web, backend, and industrial automation across different countries and industries.
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I bridge requirements, engineering teams, and working software across technical delivery, product ownership, software systems, platform work, and automation contexts.
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I studied Software Engineering at the University of Manchester and built my career across several technical environments: web and mobile software, industrial automation, Kafka/OpenShift platforms, public-sector reporting, and delivery coordination.
My background is non-linear, but the pattern is consistent: I work best where technical systems, unclear requirements, and delivery pressure meet. I help turn ambiguity into structured work, documented decisions, and usable outcomes.
See selected work, technical background, delivery experience, certifications, and references relevant to technical delivery, requirements, software systems, and platform or automation roles.
View CareerRead the professional story behind the CV: a non-linear path across countries, technical environments, and delivery situations that shaped how I work.
Explore StoryBackground in software engineering, automation, and technical delivery across startups, NGOs, and established organisations.
Built across mobile, web, backend, and industrial automation across different countries and industries.
Built and coordinated development teams, worked with stakeholders, and helped move delivery forward.
Startups, NGOs, corporate, solo, and remote environments. Different constraints, same focus: ship usable work.
I prefer honest definitions, clean thinking, and direct communication over inflated language and unnecessary complexity.
Read PrincipleI respect people who take responsibility, follow through, and deal with reality instead of hiding behind process or ambiguity.
Read PrincipleI’d rather act, learn, and adjust than wait for perfect clarity — progress comes through movement, correction, and contact with reality.
Read PrincipleA few themes, observations, and lessons pulled from what I’ve been thinking about professionally and personally.
Recurring themes around ownership, markets, learning through action, technical judgment, and stronger decision-making.
Read NoteShort practical lessons about focus, consequence, delayed results, self-deception, and learning from reality.
Read NoteBooks grouped by influence: markets and risk, money and systems, discipline and execution, and mindset.
Read NoteCurrently Open
I’m focused on software development, product ownership, IT project management, and technical delivery — work where the goal is not only shipping tasks, but creating useful, well-understood outcomes.