No-code isn’t the problem — but most systems built with it lack structure.
I work with teams navigating real operational pressure: systems that work, but not cleanly.
Through structural audits, architectural leadership, and embedded governance, I help teams clarify what they’ve really built — and what it’s actually doing.
The goal isn’t more automation. It’s systems that hold their shape under change.
What I Believe
- Process comes before tooling.
- Elegance matters.
- No-code doesn’t mean no engineering.
Great systems aren’t built in the tool — they’re designed with intent on whiteboards, through collaboration, and with a shared understanding of the problem.
A system isn’t complete until it clearly represents the business process — intuitive, intentional, and aligned with the way things actually work.
Systems still need to be designed, understood, and maintained — no matter what they're built with.