I spent years looking for what can go wrong. Now I use that experience to build things that work properly.
For more than 14 years I have worked with quality, automation and digital systems. That experience changes the questions I ask: what happens when a form fails, information arrives twice or a visitor switches languages halfway through?
Years finding where things break. Now I also build so they don't.
Experience changes how the work is built
14+ years looking at systems from the uncomfortable side: what fails, what breaks with real data and what happens when a user does exactly what nobody expected. That software-quality habit now shapes how I design automations, integrations and digital products.
I do not automate a broken process simply to make it run faster. First I check who needs what, where decisions are made and what should remain human. You can work with one person across the website, integrations, validation and an agreed post-launch plan.
The approach
My software quality and automation experience helps me ask the right questions, check the details and build systems that are easier to maintain.