Software engineer · advisory
I look for the grain of sand
slowing your business down.
A process that jams, an application that crawls, a task done by hand for years. I find it, I remove it, and I make sure it doesn't come back.
Approach
Observe, remove, lock in.
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Observe
I look at how the work is really done — not how it is described. That's where the grain of sand hides.
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Remove
A custom tool, an automation, an integration between your software. The simplest thing that really fixes the problem.
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Lock in
Tests, documentation, monitoring. What is fixed stays fixed — and you stay in control of everything.
What people say about me
Methodical. Perfectionist. Relentless.
- Methodical
- I like well-oiled processes. Every step is scoped before it starts, every decision is written down.
- Perfectionist
- I don't deliver “almost right”. Every screen is designed before it is coded, tested before it is delivered.
- Relentless
- I love what I do, and it shows. I can spend days on a detail that will save hours every week.
Proof by example
My client area is built the way I work.
Each client follows their project in a dedicated space: a letter every week, what I need from them, decisions, sign-offs. Behind it, the same standards as for your tools.
270+
automated tests across 3 browsers
99.99%
fidelity between each screen and its mock-up, checked automatically
100%
of security decisions documented and sourced
Offers
Start small, go far.
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Flash Diagnostic
1 to 2 days
I look at your problem and tell you whether it is worth solving, how, and roughly what it would take.
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Scoping
3 to 10 days
Your need becomes a clear project: what we build, how, and how long it takes.
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Technical audit
3 to 8 days
An existing application or infrastructure under close review: risks ranked, clear priorities.
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Delivery
Custom business tools, automations, integrations, applied AI for your processes, go-live.
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Maintenance
Your tools stay up to date, secure and monitored, with one point of contact who knows them inside out.
Contact
Let's talk about your grain of sand.
Thirty minutes, no commitment. Or an e-mail if you would rather write first.