I'm a platform technology advisor at Blue Yonder and an architect by training, returning to writing software.
I started as a technical consultant on large implementations, including the Groupe PSA go-live. Then I moved to the customer side: first business development, then technology advisory on the Blue Yonder Platform for enterprise supply-chain customers.
What I bring from that side is where I start. I begin with the value a system has to deliver and the metrics that prove it, not with the feature list.
My MSc thesis was a method for making software architecture decisions, and those decisions interest me more than any particular language. My research looked at bias in architectural decision-making (PROFES 2021: Is knowledge the key? An experiment on debiasing architectural decision-making).
Now I'm building again: my own harness for working with LLMs, multi-agent, across several repositories. I'm fascinated by what these models can do, and I try to stay clear about what they can't. That work is private for now.
Python is my main language, with SQL and PL/SQL on Oracle and some JavaScript.