Chapter Lead, Business Applications. Platform builds, data solutions, and governance work across government and enterprise — from a field services mobile platform used by 2,000 technicians to the data architecture behind a department's employee records.
I started my career fixing copper lines and working on mobile network equipment, fibre transmission and switching hardware across regional New South Wales. It wasn't the usual route into technology, but the habits from it stuck. Remote call outs at all hours meant making my own decisions under pressure with nobody standing next to me, and a paper safety form I got tired of chasing down turned into my first real project: giving people actual data instead of a pile of handwritten forms.
Early in my career that meant solving one process at a time. Over the years the scope of that work has grown. I've written governance policy a department didn't have, chosen the platform an organisation will run on for the next decade, and set the standard a team builds to rather than just building my own thing well.
I'm based in regional NSW and work remotely with government and enterprise clients across the country. I'm less interested these days in what gets built than in what should get built, by whom, and to what standard, and in helping the people around me get there faster than they'd manage alone.
That's the work I'm looking for now: organisations that need someone to own that whole picture, not just deliver the next piece of it.
Six engagements, in detail. Ten more below.

A department-wide data pipeline had been failing quietly for two years — nobody asked me to look at it. Rebuilt on Fabric, it went from 2–3 support tickets a week to zero.

A conflicts-of-interest declarations app whose audit trail didn't actually attribute actions to the person who made them. Rebuilt as the department's first production code app.

Device ordering across email chains and vendor portals, cut from two weeks to about four hours — published as a Telstra customer case study.

Five disconnected systems unified into one data model, an AI resourcing engine, and an analytics platform, built out from our CEO's original sketch of the idea.

No baseline DLP policy, no environment strategy, no ALM approach. Built the tiered governance model a department now runs on.

Mapped every persona in the business against the tools they actually use, and built the pipeline that gives each one a governed AI skill set from day one.
Ten further engagements — shorter entries, no detail page yet.
Consolidated a sprawling Power Platform estate into shared component, flow and deployment-tooling libraries, so a fix propagates to every consumer instead of being patched by hand in a dozen places.
A mobile-first hub reimagining SAP timesheeting, uniform ordering and PPE inspections for 2,000 field technicians — used by 30–50% of the workforce on any given day.
An offline-first inspection app with conditional safety-escalation logic, supporting 10,000–20,000 pole inspections a year and bringing outsourced work back in-house.
A shared-tablet retail app authenticating by employee PIN rather than personal login, brokering every transaction through a customer-built API layer across Australia, New Zealand and Canada.
Turned roughly 100 hours a week of manual supplier chasing into about four hours, by querying an existing Power BI semantic model rather than building a new data layer.
RPA automation reconciling customer account data across legacy on-premises systems with no API surface, under strict regulatory build and documentation standards.
A Copilot Studio agent in Teams matching expert reviewers to infrastructure projects across structured and unstructured data — a four-hour manual search down to under five minutes.
Built the data pipelines and security model feeding an AI retrieval tool over roughly 2,000 historical legal case requests and their artifacts.
Own capacity management and architecture advisory for Fabric across the department — grown from one project into tenant-wide platform stewardship.
A generator over the shared component repository that turns a customer's branding and a use case into an interactive demo or tender-ready PDF — no git knowledge required.
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