I run warehouses by day and write the software that runs them by night. If your operation loses packages, time, or its collective mind — I'm the cavalry.
Led logistics operations for the Belgian arm of a European parcel network. Built an internal warehouse management system with error-tracking so good it started catching mistakes before they happened.
Dark-shop supervision at Q-commerce scale. Built an expiration-date tracker that moonlighted as a cross-docking tool — killed two problems with one script.
Biomedical production ops. Built a full production management system from scratch with end-to-end traceability. Every orthosis, every batch, every step — accounted for.
Front-line ops at platform scale — couriers, partners, the chaos of dinner rush. Where I learned that a 15-minute dashboard beats a 2-hour meeting, every time.
A full-stack production MS built from zero. Every component, every orthosis, every operator action — logged and traceable. Audit-proof by design.
Started life as a "hey, what's expiring tomorrow?" tracker. Became a cross-docking routing tool that auto-assigned items to the dark-shop shelves that needed them most. One script, two problems, zero drama.
A WMS with an obsessively detailed error-tracking layer — catching mis-scans, mis-routes and mis-stows at the exact moment they happen, not at 3am when the sorter finally notices.
Officially a cat. Unofficially, the most expensive piece of QA equipment on the payroll. Walks across keyboards with 100% uptime, occasionally commits code I didn't write, and has yet to lose a single package (that we know of).