About
I’m a passionate, hands-on hybrid: a full-stack engineer and designer with more than three decades of shipping work across music, media, publishing, finance and the web. My core talent has stayed the same throughout — balancing the technical nature of digital products with the human need for simplicity and aesthetics.
A common theme in my work is time — a signal can only exist over time.
In 2026 I moved from England to Pargas, in Finland’s Åboland archipelago, to found Ruunda, a creative-technology studio building the software, hardware and electronics that carry visual, musical and digital art to the people who experience it. Alongside the studio I remain co-founder and engineer at ByteTree, where the systems I built have watched every Bitcoin block arrive since 2013.
Through every era of the work, I’ve also written and produced music of my own — dozens of releases over the years — and picking that heritage back up, properly, is part of what Ruunda is for.
Expressing ideas in code is second nature to me. I can visualise solutions to complex problems quickly — from business, architecture and user perspectives at once — then deliver them with current, often cutting-edge technology to modern production standards, and keep them working for the people who depend on them.
I’ve worked single-handedly and in multi-disciplinary teams large and small, mostly remotely from my studio, delivering big ideas to audiences that have sometimes numbered in the millions — and the work has won awards along the way. People tell me I’m a good teacher; I still love being taught, and I’m habitually curious.
