- Digital Transformation
- Technical Program and Project Management
- Software Project Realization
- Technical Operations & Security
- eHealth CH · EU
- FinTech CH · EU · Global
- eCommerce CH · EU · Global
- Signal Processing, AI & Data Analytics
- Embedded Systems & Deep Tech
An engineer at heart, I strive to implement “business success first” strategies when creating and maintaining digital products. Being versed in multiple tech stacks, I have no issue jumping into existing projects or starting from scratch with my team. As I do so, you’ll find me starting with the business goals, following a top-down approach to design a solid and sustainable architecture.
My engineering no-bullshit communication style fosters feedback within my team, allowing us to identify issues and quick-wins early, as the project is designed, implemented, tested and delivered.
By working on different projects such as microtransaction analysis, embedded software for the automotive industry, cloud platforms for ERP, eHealth and eVeterinarians applications as well as eCommerce and FinTech, I’ve been able to gather a wide range of experience and lessons. These experiences, together with my further training, make up the toolbox which I use to drive projects to their destination, according to their goals and the current situation. I achieve orchestration and realization of technical projects by sharing a clear technical vision, high-quality requirements, a lean architecture and systematic verification of the deliverables.
Known for my outspoken attitude, I make sure with my team that for each encountered issue, we reach to the bottom of it and solve the issue at the right place. This can sometimes mean starting by clarifying requirements and user stories, or changing the realization planning. The kind of issues technical teams typically struggle with can often be avoided by setting the right priorities, taking a decision while communicating clearly.
There is always a solution, and often the right solution will be found at the crossing of people, business and technology.
Today, I strive to maintain and keep on improving my technical skills through continuous learning, project realization, prototyping, mentoring and teaching. Every day, I marvel about the reality that in the industry of digital products, words like “value” and “responsibility” are still hard to define perfectly. It makes this field both thrilling and challenging, and I love it.
If you have a digital project you’d want to have a second no-bullshit opinion on, or some crunchy issues to tackle, don’t hesitate to reach out for a chat. There are no unsolvable challenges in this digital world.