I build software factories for established businesses whose software demand is growing faster than their engineering capacity. I'm a fractional CTO and co-owner at Camplight, a digital cooperative delivering products since 2012.

My focus: help your team ship more software and own the capability to keep improving it.

Talk to me about your bottleneck → · See Camplight's work

A software factory connects a business request to the people, AI agents, shared context, tools, and checks needed to turn it into a verified software change. The team can see what happened, review the evidence, and decide what ships.

I work with €1M–€10M revenue businesses to make that practical:

1. Prove the opportunity. Find a recurring delivery bottleneck, establish the baseline, and work out whether solving it is economically worthwhile.
2. Operate the first workflow. Connect it to your existing systems, define acceptance criteria and permissions, and measure delivery time, review effort, cost, and useful output.
3. Build capability you own. Keep the code, data, documentation, and operating knowledge accessible to your team. Expand when the evidence supports it.

I bring architecture, engineering leadership, and product experimentation together. Cooperative ownership shapes how I work: shared responsibility, clear decisions, and a team that can carry the work forward.

Public projects from the teams and communities I work with:

• What is an AI software factory? — the operating model and lessons from Camplight's client deployments.
• After the Last Engineer — our podcast about software, agents, and the people accountable for the results. In this episode: can you safely ship code nobody reviewed?

Bring one software-delivery bottleneck. We'll explore its business value, what could be validated, and whether a factory is a useful next step.

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