Selected work
Less talking.
More building.
Consulting, products, and experiments. A few ways I turn difficult questions into working software.
Consulting / AI-assisted development
Better tools.
Real work.
Helping development teams turn AI curiosity into focused, practical experiments.
→ Start with the real workflow.
Less guesswork. A clearer next step.
Product / Founder-built / Workflow systems
Three.js / Rust / Simulation
Consultancy first. Products and experiments show how I think, build, and work through real constraints.
Stay curious.
Make it useful.
Good work starts with a better question. Then it needs someone willing to get their hands into the details.
Understand before adding.
Get close to the people, the existing workflow, and the actual constraint. Find the problem worth solving before deciding what to build.
Build something you can try.
Make the idea tangible. A focused prototype or a working slice reveals more than another abstract discussion—and gives people something concrete to respond to.
Learn. Simplify. Keep moving.
Use real feedback to improve the system. Keep what helps, remove what does not, and leave the team with something understandable and maintainable.