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Experience

I’ve worked in software for twenty-five years, from writing the code myself to owning entire deliveries. Here’s a selection of that work and what it led to.

  1. 2025 – now

    A small team with AI as a colleague

    Co-founder and developer · VeliSpec

    Situation
    A brand-new product company setting out to build a CPQ tool, with AI on the team from day one.
    What I did
    We built a way of working where people and AI share rules, tools and memory in git. On top of that came a deterministic risk engine that scores every PR, our own CI runners and automated reviews before code is pushed.
    Result
    July to October 2026: an average of more than 11 merged PRs per working day. All with the equivalent of two developers working half-time.

  2. 2026 – now

    One way of working across some 20 client projects

    Tech lead, responsible for ways of working · Indpro

    Situation
    Some 20 client projects with tools and rules that varied from team to team, and issues tracked in Jira.
    What I did
    Moved all issue tracking from Jira to GitHub and set up shared rulesets, project board templates and new project lead roles. Automated the flow around issues, boards and PRs: every issue is linked to a PR and checked against its goals, partly with AI. Screenful tracks lead and cycle time per project and across the organisation, and we introduced time reporting with automatic budget alerts in Teams.
    Result
    Every team works the same way and work can be traced from issue to code. Issues that sit too long in one state show up straight away, so we can step in and help.

  3. 2025 – 2026

    Laying the foundation for an energy analysis app

    Frontend architect · Energenius

    Situation
    A new energy analysis app that needed a solid foundation.
    What I did
    Built the frontend architecture in Vue, including dynamic forms, and helped with deployment, observability and ways of working.
    Result
    Other developers use it and build on it today.

  4. 2025

    A loyalty platform in India

    Consultant · BigCity Promotions, Bengaluru (via Indpro)

    Worked directly with BigCity Promotions to modernise their loyalty platform and the ways of working around it.

  5. 2013 – 2025

    Along for the ride from 3 to almost 50 developers

    Consultant, frontend coordinator and Engineering Manager · iBinder Group

    Situation
    A small company with a handful of developers wearing many hats, and growing pains once business took off.
    What I did
    Helped build structure and ways of working, plus a new platform from scratch with microservices and independent frontends. As Engineering Manager I led a team of six developers and shaped our Lean processes with the COO and CTO.
    Result
    The development organisation grew from 3 to almost 50 people and averaged 3.5 production changes per working day. Over the same period, revenue went from about SEK 23 million to several hundred million.

  6. 2001 – 2013

    Twelve years in energy

    Through Scimus I built bespoke systems for the energy sector. Together with Energivision we worked for clients including Vattenfall, Fortum, E.ON, Dinel and Bixia.

Toolbox

Frontend
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Vue
  • Svelte
  • Next.js
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Micro-frontends
Backend
  • Node.js (NestJS, Fastify)
  • .NET / C#
  • MS SQL Server
  • MongoDB
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
Cloud, build and operations
  • Azure
  • AWS
  • Docker
  • GitHub Actions
  • Bun (package management)
  • CI/CD
Quality and observability
  • Vitest
  • Playwright
  • Storybook
  • Sentry
  • Application Insights
Planning and tracking
  • GitHub (Issues, Projects)
  • Screenful
  • DORA metrics
Ways of working
  • Lean
  • Kanban
  • Trunk-based development
  • Feature flags
  • ConfigCat
  • AI-assisted development
  • Claude
  • Deterministic automation with AI
  • Localisation

Sound familiar?