Four products I’ve helped ship — from AI agent platforms to satellite analytics. Open any one for the problem, the system and my part in it.
An analytics and governance platform that turns data from many sources into interactive dashboards, tailored KPIs, reports and forecasts — with multi-tier access and task tracking for every unit. I architected its configurable core, made it cloud-agnostic and shipped it 24% lighter.
Meetings end; what was promised usually gets lost. Koriva turns conversations from Zoom, Teams and Meet into minutes, commitments and searchable intelligence.
“Okay — I’ll send the revised proposal by Friday.”
PDF, DOCX and Excel to clean Markdown — parsed by WebAssembly entirely in the browser, so documents never leave the device.
Satellite imagery turned into region-level crop and land intelligence — draw a polygon, query millions of data points, read the vegetation.
I like working where software meets ambiguity.
The best problems rarely arrive as tickets. They arrive as a CFO who can’t trust a report, a meeting where nobody remembers who promised what, a state agency with terabytes of satellite imagery and no way to ask it a question.
My job is to sit close to that problem, find the real requirement underneath, design a system that fits it — then build, deploy and keep tuning it with the people who use it. Frontend, backend, data or model: whichever layer the problem lives in.
Taking the systems work closer to the problem — working directly with stakeholders to turn ambiguous requirements into deployed, AI-powered software, then integrating, debugging and iterating in place.
Delivered a full-stack e-commerce application — product management, authentication and purchasing — with Angular, ASP.NET Core, MySQL and MongoDB, responsive across desktop and mobile.
Built web applications with JavaScript, Node.js and Angular — UI polish, backend integration and application optimisation in an Agile team.
Tools only matter where they shipped. Hover or focus any technology to see the work it powered.