Founder & principal engineer of Aktivcognit. Six years architecting data platforms, streaming pipelines and analytical infrastructure across energy systems, fintech and healthcare — currently building data infrastructure for AI-powered HVAC optimisation.
Get in touchA data engineer by craft and a systems thinker by temperament — architecting and implementing scalable data platforms, streaming architectures, and ETL/ELT pipelines across energy, fintech, and healthcare.
Currently building data infrastructure for AI-powered HVAC optimisation: processing large-scale IoT and time-series datasets, designing analytical models, and putting automated data quality frameworks under production AI systems.
Practising AI-first engineering with Cursor and MCP tooling. Comfortable inside Python, Apache Spark, Kafka, Airflow, PostgreSQL, TimescaleDB, Docker — and the boring infrastructure that makes them actually ship.
Equally interested in cloud architecture and cost: right-sizing workloads, picking storage tiers that match access patterns, pruning the queries and jobs that quietly drain budgets, and treating the monthly bill as a first-class engineering signal.
Engineering pipelines, platforms and analytical infrastructure since 2020.
Energy systems, fintech, and healthcare — each with its own data discipline.
Tabby, Tamara, Payfort, SADAD, Apple Pay & cards — wired into transactional reporting.
Identified through automated commission reconciliation and financial reporting on a fintech engagement.
Architectures sized to the problem, instrumented before they're scaled, and documented enough to survive the next teammate.
Boring is a feature. Migrations are planned around the people running them — and the pager that catches them at 3am.
Cursor, MCP and LLM-assisted workflows as part of the discipline — used to ship more carefully, not less.
Focus: machine learning, data science, big data analytics, distributed systems, enterprise applications. Currently selecting a thesis topic.
Foundation in software engineering, databases, networking and applied computing.
Working language across all professional engagements.