Architect of Systems, Author of Futures
Blending aerospace insight with creative storytelling. Discover innovative content.
Blending aerospace insight with creative storytelling. Discover innovative content.
From the flight deck to the orbital array, my career was built on the precision of mission-critical code. I developed flight software that guided the Boeing 737-300 and spent years at ESA facilities in the Netherlands and Germany, architecting spacecraft checkout systems, simulations, and operations.
Upon transitioning to the US, I moved into the vanguard of the digital revolution. I spent two decades in Silicon Valley evangelizing Java (WebLogic) and pioneering the internet infrastructure—DNS, web application servers, and cloud development—that powers our modern lives. After rising to divisional manager for several enterprise leaders, I turned my focus from managing systems to chronicling their impact.
My writing began as an autopsy of the world I knew best. My first book served as a candid assessment of the corporate work environment, deconstructing the systemic failings and cultural friction of the modern enterprise. It was a study of how human potential is often throttled by the very structures meant to organize it.
This evolved into the Future Series, a four-novel exploration of humanity's trajectory through the lens of hard science and systemic drift. With my latest work, Where the Sleepers Wake, I have taken a new direction—venturing into the unsettling silence of a world that continued to evolve while its creators were offline. I don't just write about the future; I write about the ghosts we leave in the machines.
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