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Business-minded engineering approach backed by certifications in cloud, AI, data, security, product ownership and agile delivery.
I turn business ideas into software that creates measurable impact. From strategy and architecture to development and delivery, I help companies build products that solve real problems, scale with confidence, and move faster. With expertise across cloud, backend, frontend, architecture and agile product management, I connect business ambition with technical execution.
Available for freelance
Business-minded engineering approach backed by certifications in cloud, AI, data, security, product ownership and agile delivery.
Cloud-native Azure solutions, robust .NET development, and pragmatic software architecture.
Whether you need a solo expert or an embedded team player, I adapt to the role you actually need filled.
Short, practical pieces on building software that lasts, and on using AI without the hype.

You wouldn’t ship a payment flow without tests. So why do AI features go live on “it looked good in the demo”?
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The model will be wrong sometimes. The question is what your product does when that happens.
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Microservices solve an organisational problem most teams don’t have yet. A well-structured monolith keeps every option open.
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When AI writes most of the code, line-by-line review stops scaling. Reviewing the reasoning behind a change still works.
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If your assistant gives bad answers about your own documents, the model is rarely the problem. The search behind it usually is.
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Contact meYes. From AI-powered features and integrations to proofs of concept and architecture decisions, I help translate AI opportunities into practical solutions.
No. I also contribute to architecture, technical strategy, product discussions, backlog refinement and stakeholder communication.
I volunteer as a First Aid Responder for the Dutch Red Cross. It reminds me that some incidents are more important than failed deployments.
Both involve assessing situations quickly, identifying root causes, following procedures and staying calm when others aren’t.
Close collaboration, clear communication, pragmatic decisions and delivering value early and often.
Absolutely. A large part of engineering is translating complexity into understandable business decisions.
Availability depends on current commitments, and rates depend on scope, duration and what the work actually involves. Send me an email and I’ll give you a straight answer.