The work I’ve learned from so far.

I work across production platforms, enterprise networking and software engineering. Much of the job is understanding where a problem crosses system or team boundaries and helping move the answer into production.

• I took over delivery work for a next-generation virtual routing platform during its later development stage and helped bring the remaining work into production.
• I worked on migration planning, production readiness, cutover support and platform improvements for a programme spanning more than 1,500 enterprise customers.
• I kept improving a business-critical migration platform; the changes contributed to an approximately 40% cost reduction.
• I helped shape a major enterprise multi-domain service orchestration proposal and joined a five-day technical dialogue with the customer on behalf of Swisscom.
• I worked with internal engineering teams and external technology vendors to trace cross-system problems through investigation and resolution.
• I turned broad epics into concrete work, helped with prioritisation and rollout planning, and explained technical progress to engineering and business stakeholders.
• I built MCP servers and LLM integrations to explore practical improvements to internal engineering workflows.

This was where I learned how software behaves once people depend on it in production, working across Java services, automation, enterprise networking and migration tooling.

• I developed and maintained production software using Java, Spring and event-driven technologies.
• I worked on migration tooling and automation for enterprise network services.
• I took part in production support, troubleshooting and on-call work across software and infrastructure boundaries.
• I improved automated workflows as engineering moved from Jenkins towards GitLab CI.
• I worked across implementation, backlog refinement and technical communication in an agile team.

I worked in medical technology, where software, electrical, mechanical and systems engineering all had to fit together.

• I improved test protocols and contributed to engineering reviews and technical documentation.
• I evaluated technology for medical contrast-injection systems, including machine-learning-assisted categorisation and patient-distress monitoring concepts.
• I contributed to project-management tooling in a regulated, cross-disciplinary engineering setting.

I combined photogrammetry and virtual modelling with client conversations, technology evaluation and a project scope that changed as we learned more.