I provide hands-on, expert help for teams looking to get most out of their Atlassian tools, without enterprise-level overhead.
I specialize in making complex migrations feel simple. Whether you're moving to cloud or consolidating instances, I handle technical details so you can focus on your work.
9,500 Users - UBS
Full migration with zero downtime
8,500 Users - SolarEdge
EMEA-wide with embedded compliance
1,200 Users - Aer Lingus
60% admin workload reduction
800 Users - Zyter
JSM replacing Salesforce
400 Users - Netcentric
Performance optimization
1,800 Users - Diconium
CMDB and Assets implementation
• 38,000 Users - OpenBet
• 250 Users - ABSLBS
• PSM I - Professional Scrum Master
• SSM - SAFe Scrum Master
• AWS Cloud Practitioner
Facing an Atlassian-mandated Cloud migration and need expert guidance to avoid costly mistakes
Acquired another company and need to consolidate Jira or Confluence instances without losing data or productivity
Current self-hosted setup is draining resources with maintenance, upgrades, and security concerns
Want a partner who speaks both "business" and "technical" to bridge the gap between stakeholders and implementation teams
Practical guidance for teams looking to use AI effectively. I focus on implementation that works, not hype or vendor marketing.
Overwhelming options with unclear differentiation
Vendor-driven narratives that serve their business, not yours
Fear of data leaving your infrastructure
Skepticism from team members who've been burned by hype
Clear understanding
What these tools are, what they aren't, and where they fit in your workflow
Practical implementation
How to set up models that work for your specific needs and constraints
Cost-effective approaches
Options that don't require enterprise licensing or expensive cloud credits
Data sovereignty awareness
Understanding when local models make sense versus when cloud options are appropriate
I use LM Studio daily for working with local models. More importantly, I advocate for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) - a standard that enables AI assistants to connect with external tools, APIs, and data sources in a structured way.
Practical implementation
I use these tools daily. I'm not reciting documentation - I'm showing you what actually works
Custom integrations
Understanding MCP means I can help you connect AI to your existing tools and workflows
Local-first approach
I can show you how to achieve significant value without sending your data to third-party services
Real experience
I've built tools, debugged issues, and found workarounds. That's different from reading a blog post
Run models on your own infrastructure. Complete control over your data with no ongoing API costs.
When appropriate, cloud options provide access to more powerful models without specialized hardware.
There's a narrative that AI will replace developers or make teams obsolete. I take a different view. AI is a tool that, when used properly, augments human capability.
Use AI to clarify thoughts, structure arguments, and communicate more effectively
Focus AI on specific outcomes. Define problems clearly and use tools to explore solutions
AI generates options. You decide. Understanding limitations keeps you in control
In practice: architectural exploration, boilerplate generation, brainstorming solutions, getting unstuck, structuring documentation. The output always passes through my judgment.
Skeptical of AI hype but curious whether there's practical value underneath
Need guidance that respects data privacy and doesn't require enterprise licensing
Want to understand how to use AI to augment your team, not replace them
I build custom Forge apps for Jira and Confluence using a unique AI-powered agentic development flow. Working solutions in hours, production-ready apps in weeks.
I built my own agentic development flow that makes building Forge apps incredibly fast and consistently well-architected. While others write boilerplate, my flow handles the heavy lifting.
This isn't about using AI to generate random code. It's about using AI agents in a structured, reliable workflow that I've refined over years of Forge development. The flow is deterministic and repeatable. Every project gets the same quality foundation, with customizations built on top of battle-tested patterns.
What makes it different?
No spaghetti code, no tech debt accumulation—just solid architecture every time.
Working Solution: < 4 Hours
From zero to a functioning prototype you can test and iterate on
Final App: < 2 Weeks
Production-ready deployment, depending on complexity
5x Work in 1/10th the Time
With AI augmentation, I deliver exceptional results with rapid turnaround
*The actual volume of work depends on the project scope and complexity. Some apps take days, others take weeks—but all follow the same rapid, quality-focused workflow.
Let me be clear: I'm not one of those developers who's been building Atlassian apps since the Stone Age. I started with Forge 5 years ago, back when it was still new and the docs were sparse.
Before Forge, I was a "run of the mill" developer. Building web apps, APIs, typical software engineering stuff. Then I discovered Forge and realized something powerful: Atlassian's cloud platform needed developers who could ship apps quickly and reliably.
The age of AI changed everything for me. Instead of just being faster at writing code, I rethought the entire development process. I built tools, flows, and systems that leverage AI not just for code generation, but for architectural decisions, testing strategies, and deployment workflows.
Working solutions in hours, not days
Clean, well-architected code that follows best practices
No black boxes—you'll understand how everything works
You get the code, the knowledge, and ongoing support
Apps that solve real problems and deliver actual value
Built with the latest techniques and patterns
Need a custom Forge app but don't have the in-house expertise or time
Have an idea but need rapid prototyping to validate it
Want partnership-ready code that you can maintain and extend
Appreciate working with someone who uses AI to deliver faster, not just cheaper
I'm a down-to-earth human who genuinely likes helping others. If you have a project, idea, or challenge, let's talk about it. No pressure, no sales pitch—just a conversation.
I genuinely enjoy helping people solve problems. Whether you're a startup founder, a team lead at a larger company, or someone just exploring ideas—I'm happy to share what I know.
Some of my best projects have come from casual conversations where someone shared a challenge they were facing. We brainstormed solutions, I offered guidance based on my experience, and sometimes we ended up building something together.
I'm not saying I'll build you a full application for free—that's not sustainable. But if you have a genuine question, need advice on a technical challenge, or want to bounce ideas around with someone who understands Atlassian and AI—I'm here for that.
No contracts, no obligations, no awkward sales calls. Just human-to-human conversation. If it turns into something more substantial, great. If not, I'm still happy I could help.
Answer questions about Atlassian migrations, Forge, or AI implementation
Review your migration plan or app architecture and provide feedback
Share best practices and lessons learned from enterprise projects
Help you think through technical challenges you're facing
Provide honest feedback on whether a paid service makes sense for you
Connect you with others in the community if I'm not the right fit
The best way to start is by joining my Discord community. It's where I spend most of my time, and it's a great place to ask questions, share ideas, and get to know me before any formal conversation.
No spam, no sales—just a community of people building cool things with Atlassian and AI
"I've found that the best way to build meaningful relationships is to be genuinely helpful first. If you need paid work, we can discuss that. But let's start with a conversation, not a contract."
Whether it's migrations, Forge app development, or practical AI guidance, I'm here to help. The best way to start is by asking in community.