Data science, AI & automation
My actual field. I solve problems with code ^^ from data analysis to custom software.
Focus areas
Data Science & Analytics
Turn your data into insight. Analyses, forecasts and dashboards, prepared as a basis for decisions, so you can decide better.
Machine Learning
Models that find patterns in your data, for example which customers are unlikely to come back or which products are often bought together.
AI Solutions
Practical AI applications, such as automatically condensing long reports down to what matters. But also solving complex tasks.
Automation & Scripts
I handle recurring tasks automatically with Python scripts: merging data, generating reports, connecting systems.
Custom Tools
Tailor-made small programs instead of unwieldy Excel sheets: quote generators, internal tools, administration systems.
Interfaces & APIs
I connect your existing programs and services so that data flows automatically to where you need it.
How many bread rolls on Saturday?
A made-up bakery, a year of made-up sales figures – and a real model that was trained in your browser just now. No server, no customer data. Pick the day:
– bread rolls
The data is made up, the model is real – see demo.js. How it works is explained in the notebook.
Projects
NetSales model
Analysis and forecasting model for sales data: data cleaning, key figures and predictions that make sales trends visible early.
ML projects
Classification, clustering and recommendation systems on structured data, from exploration to production model.
Testing suite for websites
Automated test pipeline for web projects: E2E tests, visual regression, performance budgets, runs on every deploy.
AIOps
Automated operations: anomaly detection in logs and metrics, incident routing, self-healing scripts for cloud infrastructure.
Bread roll forecast
Demand forecasting to try out: a model that trains right in your browser, on made-up data for a made-up bakery. It shows the forecast with an 80 % interval and how far off it lands on test weeks it has never seen. In the notebook I explain how it works.
This website
Its own design instead of a template, no cookie banner. On every change, automatic tests check the HTML validation, all internal links, how the pages render in a real browser (phone and desktop, with and without JavaScript) and the Lighthouse scores. How it all fits together is on How it’s built.
Neural network in Blender
An 8-second loop rendered in Blender: a forward pass through 71 neurons and 266 connections. It runs on the home page, only loads once it is in view, and stays a still image with reduced motion.
A look at my work: GitHub →
Is a process eating your time every week?
Tell me which work keeps repeating itself. If it can be automated, I will tell you how — and if it cannot, I will tell you that too.