Problem First,
Solution Second
I don't arrive with a predetermined service catalogue. I arrive with the question that matters most: what does this actually need? That might be hardware, software, a system design, a business case, a process redesign, or something that doesn't have a name yet. The starting point is always the problem — not the tool.
My foundation is a multidisciplinary engineering degree that deliberately bridges mechanical, electrical, electronic, and software domains — giving me the ability to engage meaningfully across the full technical stack of most engineering challenges rather than stopping at the boundary of a single specialisation. In practice, this means I can follow a problem wherever it leads.
I have developed commercial products from initial brief through to working prototypes, integrated complex hardware and software systems, deployed IoT and automation solutions, conducted technical reviews for major projects, and provided engineering input into investor-facing business documents.
"I work best in the space between disciplines — where the mechanical meets the electrical, or the hardware meets the software, or the engineering meets the business."
