My day-to-day work brings me close to the people who use IT and technology. I turn needs and challenges into practical solutions — from payment, loan management and absence systems to assistive tools that help people with disabilities do more independently.
I trained as a data technician and later pursued further education in information technology. My experience spans electronics, computers, servers, networks, databases and backup. My interest began early with building computers and programming, and curiosity still drives me to learn and find solutions.
I enjoy combining software and hardware to solve specific problems. It might be a sensor that triggers a system response or a simple interface that enables more people to take part in a task. Technology should fit the people who use it and the everyday setting it belongs in.
I bring commitment and persistence to my work. When something does not work, I investigate why and keep working until the problem is solved. For me, a solution is only complete when it works in practice.
A collaboration starts with a conversation about your day-to-day work and what you want to make easier. From there, we explore the possibilities and find a solution that fits your needs.
Good software makes a task easier, not more complicated.