A bit about me

I started in infrastructure and software, then moved through projects, systems and business analysis.

That path later took me through regional digital operations and into consulting — different rooms, but often the same underlying problem: work that looks stuck, decisions that are unclear, or systems that no longer match how people actually work.

Over time, I realised the difficult work was rarely the technology alone. It sat between people, decisions, processes and systems.

AI has pulled me into another transition.

I’m interested in what becomes possible when software can reason, observe and act, and in what still needs to remain distinctly human.

That is partly why this site exists.