// profile.current
TGA consultant at auxalia who studied Information Economics, built years of planning experience, and has a track record of turning specialist workflows into tools, structured delivery, product thinking, and practical LLM-assisted workflows.
// origin_story
I grew up with computers long before I had the vocabulary for software. Windows 95 was the starting point, curiosity did the rest. That early habit never disappeared, even while my career moved through technical building services and planning work.
My formal path included studying Information Economics, then deepened through years in TGA planning, CAD-heavy delivery, and BIM-driven coordination. Today, that background shows up as a practical advantage: I understand the operational reality, not just the interface on top of it.
The result is a profile that can move between specialists, consultants, product ideas, and implementation details without flattening the problem. More recently, that also includes hands-on work with LLMs to speed up research, sharpen thinking, and improve technical workflows without losing critical judgment. That is the role I want software teams to notice.
// current_role
At auxalia
Why this matters
// featured_projects
A serious Swift product with modular structure, strong architectural intent, and attention to long-term maintainability in a domain-heavy application.
Fullstack work at the intersection of TGA logic, web delivery, and operational thinking. The point is not just code, but turning specialist process into usable software.
A published npm package that shows practical packaging, release thinking, and the willingness to ship a focused tool instead of leaving it as a local experiment.
A public Swift project that shows hands-on iOS work, platform curiosity, and the willingness to build beyond the web stack instead of staying in a single technical lane.
Also in the mix
Supporting evidence includes the public SenSor fullstack work, earlier GitHub Pages experiments, and a wider trail of smaller TypeScript and Swift explorations. They matter as range, not as the main headline.
// capabilities
Software
Product
BIM / TGA
Ways of working
// history.condensed
2009 - 2012
Built grounding in information systems, data handling, digital processes, project work, and structured thinking.
2012 - 2022
Built depth in technical building services, CAD-heavy delivery, coordination, documentation, and the practical reality behind BIM and engineering workflows.
2015 - 2016
Took on additional quality and IT responsibility alongside planning work, which sharpened the link between operational friction and better tooling.
Today
Working at the digital edge of the domain through training, workflow consulting, support, and presentations around Autodesk and related application ecosystems.
// contact_info