Making complex systems reliable.

I'm a BMS engineer and hands-on builder working across controls, commissioning, AI automation, and reliable infrastructure.

01Controls02Commissioning03AI automation04Infrastructure

01 / CAPABILITIES

Engineering across the joins.

The strongest systems come from understanding how field hardware, controls, software, and infrastructure affect each other.

Building management and HVAC controls shaped around clear operation, useful integration, and dependable outcomes.

BMSHVAC controlsIntegration

Methodical testing and diagnosis from the field device through to the supervisory layer—proving what actually works.

CommissioningDiagnosticsField systems

Practical agents, workflows, and tools that remove repetitive work and connect information to action.

AgentsWorkflowsAutomation

Networks, self-hosted services, monitoring, backup, and recovery designed to keep useful systems available.

InfrastructureMonitoringResilience

02 / APPROACH

I work close to the real system because reliability usually fails at the joins—not neatly inside one discipline.

I'm currently a BMS Engineer with Schneider Electric in Adelaide. Outside work, I'm usually building, testing, or improving something.

Electrical, controls, software, network, and operator experience all affect the final result.

A reliable system should help people find the real problem instead of hiding it behind noise.

The job is not finished when it runs once. It should stay understandable, recoverable, and useful.

03 / CONTACT

LinkedIn for professional contact. Discord for direct contact. GitHub for technical work.

02 / DIRECTDiscordSlimdogMy preferred direct contact handle.