Portfolio and case studies

I have a 15-year track-record of versatility, resourcefulness and saving companies money.

Working with many types of organisations in different fields ensured that I’ve gained several areas of expertise. While my goal is not to strive for the deep and narrow knowledge of a specialist, I do excel at communicating solutions across layers of an organisation. In many cases, I can fix the problem myself or find someone who can. Some describe this type of person as a generalising specialist or versatilist. My portfolio is therefore divided into different roles to highlight my specialities:

If pushed to summarise my core expertise, it would be in identifying problems and finding the most appropriate technical solution.

Senior management

I’m a technologist by training but also very happy to venture into other fields including finance, private security, hospitality management and emergency preparedness. By being open to new challenges, I’ve learnt that problems in unfamiliar areas can be solved using a core set of principles: What are we trying to achieve? What are our constraints? How much time do we have?

Project manager

Buzzwords are great if they help get things done. Since I don’t launch objects into space, a simple approach to managing projects works well for me.

Technology consultant

Technology is effective only when employed to achieve specific goals. What are your goals? I’ll tell you how technology will help.

Developer

Online services, databases and desktop applications. I can do front-end code but back-end development, data wrangling and server-side work is what interests me most.

Network engineer

My experience is with start-ups and smaller enterprises rather than multinational corporations.