WORK
Not one narrow discipline. An engineering way of looking.
This selection shows my own work, personal experience and technical methods. It is not a list of approved client references.
Current areas of work
PolicyMonitor
My own work on source-based briefings and technical support for regulatory analysis. The focus is understandable findings and visible review limits, not an automated legal verdict.
AI agents and document workflows
ShellAgents, Kim and negotiation simulations are part of my own development and methods work. They provide experience for real assignments, not a catalogue of packaged end-user products.
Compact examples from technical practice
Media analysis
A locally run vision-language-model workflow for examining a WordPress media archive. The example connects image analysis with an existing website environment; confidential archive data is not shown here.
TLS infrastructure diagnosis
An incorrect certificate chain on public-sector infrastructure was documented and reported with a findings record and correction path. This is a diagnosis example, not a claim of a client commission or confirmed subsequent remediation.
PERSONAL ENGINEERING HISTORY
Some patterns remain useful for decades.
Race Control · Nürburgring 1997
At the 1997 Luxembourg Grand Prix, I put together an interactive track display for race control, connected to its radio system. My personal account describes practical implementation under time pressure—not an endorsement by an organiser or a current commercial relationship.
TaPos · 1997–1998
An early tracking prototype combined radio beacons, GPS/GSM and a web view for truck swap bodies. The lasting interest is the connection between hardware, communications and an understandable display.
Drone failure analysis · 2012
A failure during a personal flight led from control symptoms to a mechanical problem with a sensor mount.
Creative technical work
AI-assisted visuals and theatre posters, virtual galleries in Unity, drones and photogrammetry are also part of my work. Smaller tasks are welcome when they can be shaped into a useful assignment with a clear result.
Let’s discuss your question.
Tell me briefly what you would like to clarify, which ideas you want to explore or where you need a second opinion. We can then agree a useful starting point and a defined scope.