The whole is the craft. Nothing left to chance.
Everything I know is self-taught. As a fuzzy-cheeked teenager I built websites with the Annica Tiger HTML school as my textbook, long before anyone called it a career.
Twenty years in IT, as a systems consultant and service developer. In the last few years I have added AI Engineering on top: agents, models, and toolchains that let one person take a product all the way from idea to production. What used to take a team I now do myself.
My strength is the whole. I understand what you mean, translate it into technology, and take it all the way to a delivered solution. Lifecycle and security are in from the first commit, because adding them later costs more.
I go down rabbit holes easily. A food nerd who times an egg to the second and lets a ferment take months. A pioneer in Action Quake 2, the thing that later became CS, you know the one. Happiest in the Alps, on a boat in the Swedish archipelago, or in the garden with my partner. Dogdaddy to one drooly little goofball.
Hit me up.AI Engineering. Agents, apps, and platforms built for production, with evals, tests, and review at every step.
Agents, RAG, evals, and tool calling, integrated with the systems you already run. Built for production: logging, tests, and control over what the model may do.
Web, mobile, and backend from scratch, interface and architecture from the same hands. Automation of what eats your hours, with savings you can measure.
What to build, what is hype, what to leave alone. Workshops in coding agents and AI Engineering, general or tailored, where the team leaves with a build started or a problem solved.
Code, dependencies, infrastructure, and access, measured against OWASP, CIS, and NIS2. The result is a prioritized list of what to fix first.
In progress and launched
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