I help companies get serious about their data.

I’ve been building data platforms for over a decade — first as a software engineer, then as a data architect, and now as a freelance consultant running my own practice.

My focus is the practical, unglamorous middle layer: turning sprawling company data into platforms that engineers can actually develop on, that analysts can actually trust, and that finance can actually predict the cost of.

I co-authored the integrations between Microsoft data platforms and open-source technologies — if your team runs dbt on Fabric, you’re probably running code I wrote. I co-organize the dbt Belgium meetup and speak regularly at conferences across Europe, usually about the corners of Microsoft Fabric, dbt and lakehouses where the marketing slides stop and real engineering starts.

When I’m not at a keyboard, I’m probably tinkering with my homelab or at a concert or festival somewhere.