Engineer by training. Builder by habit. Photographer by necessity.

Engineering

Trained as an engineer and still most comfortable with a problem that has constraints attached to it. Most of my work sits where mechanical thinking meets software: test rigs, tolerances, measurement, and the unglamorous validation that makes a design real.

Building Products

I build things end to end — schema to interface, model to printed part. Small teams, short feedback loops, and a bias toward shipping something narrow that works over something broad that almost does.

Entrepreneurship

Running a small studio taught me more about product than any framework did. Keep the operation lean, make it pay for itself early, and let the work decide what gets built next.

Photography

Photography is not a side interest — it is half of how I think. Landscape and travel work mostly, with a growing archive from the Alps, the Dolomites and northern Italy. One body, two lenses, early mornings.

Content Creation

I write and film parts of the process: build logs, trip notes, occasional teardowns. Not because everything needs an audience, but because explaining a thing tends to improve it.