I work where systems meet reality.
I investigate, build and write about the gap between
how systems are supposed to work and how they actually behave.
My work spans technology, healthcare, organizations,
investigation and independent projects.
The common question is simple:
What happens when technology, formal systems and
real human environments do not behave as expected?
Different businesses. One underlying concern.
My current commercial work is concentrated in two independent businesses, each focused on problems where formal systems meet real-world complexity.
Clinical AI Check
Independent clinical review and failure testing for healthcare AI. Clinical Review supports decisions before procurement, pilot, deployment or expansion. Clinical Failure Test actively challenges where a system breaks under difficult clinical conditions.
Narkotikarevision
Independent review of traceability, control and risk in narcotic medication management across municipal healthcare and care services.
I am interested in the gap between how systems are designed and how they behave in reality.
That gap is where I work.
Useful when the problem is not purely technical.
I work best where an external perspective, domain understanding and systems thinking can expose something that a narrower view misses.
Have a problem sitting between technology and real-world operations?
That is usually where the interesting work starts.