We build software for humans

I started as a designer, meaning I've always built with the person on the other side of the screen in mind.

Today my work spans the full stack: system architecture, API design, UI implementation, CI/CD pipelines. I've led cross-functional teams to ship complex, business-critical features on time.

My design background gives clients an edge most engineers can't offer: I think in systems and user experience at once. That means sharper specs, better questions in architecture discussions, and interfaces that don't need a redesign six months later.
I've shipped AI-powered products helping organisations make the right calls on their software investments, while keeping legacy systems running so the business never stops.

Bottom line: you get one person who thinks like a designer, builds like an engineer, and delivers like the business results are on the line.

You're in good hands here.

I started my career as a designer, which means I've always thought about the person on the other side of the screen.

The work I do spans the full stack; from system architecture and API design to UI implementation and CI/CD pipelines and have led a cross-functional project team to deliver complex, business-critical features on time.

My background in graphic design gives me an uncommon edge: I think in systems and in user experiences simultaneously, which means I write better specs, ask better questions in architecture discussions, and build interfaces that don't need a redesign six months later.

I've shipped AI-powered tools including internal LLM chatbots and a live SaaS product, helping organisations make the right decisions for their software needs, and keep legacy software running to enable business activities.