I'm a Senior
Project Manager
at Bold XP.
Most of my job is making sure the software that gets built is the software the business actually asked for — which I can do because I came up through both a software-engineering degree and a family business.
Two teams can each do their job perfectly
and still ship the wrong thing.
That gap — between what the business meant and what the engineers built — is where most of the delivery problems I've run into actually come from. My job is to stand in it: turning intent into a spec, constraints into plain language, and back again, so the thing that ships is the thing that was meant.
I came up through a software-engineering degree and a family that ran businesses, which is a longer way of saying I'm as comfortable in the build as I am in the room where it gets decided.
Read the full story →I also write, and build tools.
Outside the day job I write about how delivery actually works, and I build small, free tools that each solve one specific project-management problem. Both are here for the same reason the project record is: the clearest way to understand how someone works is to look at what they've actually made.
Small tools, free to use.
Each one solves a single project-management problem and runs entirely in your browser. They're here as proof — the clearest way to see how I think about delivery is to use something I built.
See all tools →Get in
touch.
The best way to reach me is email, or a note on LinkedIn. Whether you want to talk through a project or just compare notes on delivery, I’m happy to.