Lead Developer at OECD, building the document authoring and publishing systems that produce OECD's official reports. 25+ years spanning enterprise infrastructure architecture, independent IT consulting, and cybersecurity, now applied to modern AI-assisted software development.
At OECD (2019–present): I develop and maintain O.N.E Author, a .NET/VSTO Word add-in used by 2,000+ authors to produce 10,000+ official publications a year, plus the REST services and PDF pipeline behind it. Currently modernizing legacy tooling to .NET Core and React, with GitHub Copilot and Azure AI in the everyday workflow.
Before that: ran an independent consulting practice across government, education, and private-sector clients (including the OECD engagement that led to this role); and before that, Infrastructure Architect at Swedbank, responsible for identity and security architecture (PKI, IAM, SIEM, PCI-DSS) for 22,000+ users.
On the side: I go deep on offensive/defensive security — DevSecOps, SOC, red teaming, and pentesting certifications, and a few hundred TryHackMe rooms in. It's the same instinct that shows up in the tools below: understand the whole system, then build or break it properly.
- music-assistant — six MCP servers that help choir singers digitize, render, synthesize, compare, and sing along with sheet music
- osh — translates plain English into ranked, explained shell commands (local/cloud Ollama)
- gh-cp-chat-analyser — breaks down GitHub Copilot Chat's token usage, caching, and cost
- md2p — zero-dependency Markdown-to-terminal renderer
- drawio-charts — a Claude Code Agent Skill for creating and editing draw.io diagrams
- onnx-text-summarizer-dotnet — ONNX Runtime + Hugging Face T5 summarization in C#
Open to DevSecOps and security-minded engineering/architect roles. Reach me on LinkedIn.