Engineer at the meeting point of hardware, software, and AI
I've been around technology for about fifteen years, and it started with my hands. I trained as an electrician and earned a Bachelor's in Maritime Electrical Automation, then spent years commissioning systems offshore — wiring panels, chasing faults, and getting equipment running where failure isn't an option. That's where I learned how real systems actually behave.
Curiosity kept pulling me up the stack. From the physical equipment I moved into the software that controls it — subsea production systems, offshore platforms, and critical infrastructure — and from there into full-stack software and, more recently, AI engineering. Today I design, build, and operate LLM-driven systems and web applications end-to-end, and AI tooling is a core part of how I ship.
What ties it all together is simple: I like building things and making them work — not just to a demo, but running in production with real users. Whether it's a control system, a web app, or a side-project game, I want to understand every layer and own the result.
Hands-on industrial discipline paired with modern, AI-augmented software engineering — that's what I bring to a team.
