Start with the physical process
Map the real workflow, operating constraint and decisions before touching the application.
Industrial systems · Terrace, British Columbia
I connect operations, production data and software—finding the failure between SCADA, historian, database and application before it becomes “just an IT issue.”
The intersection
My path started in electrical and process operations, then moved through production optimization into manufacturing systems. That combination matters: reliable software begins with understanding what the plant is actually trying to do.
Map the real workflow, operating constraint and decisions before touching the application.
Follow context from SCADA and OPC through the historian, database, business logic and user interface.
Turn complex dependencies into clear tools, evidence and recovery paths that operations can use.
Selected work
The useful work is rarely a prettier dashboard. It is defining the right event, preserving context, and proving where a production record stopped matching reality.
Investigated missing and out-of-sequence production events across user actions, application records and physical equipment states.
Compared measurements and events across source systems to find timing, mapping and calculation failures hidden by final reports.
Structured production measures around flow and lost throughput rather than local efficiency alone.
Built a usable reporting path when the preferred visualization platforms were unavailable or unnecessarily complex.
Capabilities
I work best in the uncomfortable middle: old systems, incomplete documentation, operational pressure and several databases all claiming to be correct.