How I build, and why
I spent more than a decade inside enterprise technology before I founded anything. That practice still shapes how I build today.
Before I started a company, I worked on the least glamorous and most valuable part of enterprise software: SAP data. Archiving, information lifecycle management, migration and delivery, across some of the largest technology firms in the world. I saw the same problem break projects everywhere, and I saw how much it was worth to solve it properly.
In 2020 I founded TechOrbit Solutions to do exactly that, with senior people, real depth, and a standard I could stand behind. Since then I have built a group of companies around it, in robotics, artificial intelligence, energy, agriculture, real estate, finance and community work.
The common thread is not a sector. It is a way of working. Build things that matter, build them properly, and do right by the people you build with. I would rather be known for how we build than for how much.
From practitioner to founder
Four values
Integrity
Doing right when no one is watching.
Humility
Letting the work speak, and staying grounded regardless of scale.
Craft
Building things properly, to last.
Long-term thinking
Building companies meant to outlast their founder.