Making
Messy Systems
Work Better.
I’m an industrial engineer. I figure out how work really gets done and how to make it run better. I build tools with data, math, software and AI to fix real problems in manufacturing.
Look at the whole system first.
Flow
See the work as one connected system, not a pile of separate tasks.
Engineering first.
Technology where it helps.
Go see how the work really happens: the people, the ups and downs, what depends on what, and what holds it back.
Make the system easy to see and think through, using data, network maps, simulations, waiting-line math and other models.
Find the changes that matter most, test other options, and put the effort where it helps the whole system.
Turn all that thinking into software, charts and smart tools people can actually use.
Four ways in.
Lab
Play with working models of real engineering problems: production lines, waiting lines, schedules, networks and more. Change the numbers and see what happens.
ExploreWriting
The thinking behind the models: how they work, what they take for granted, and the bigger ideas around them.
ExploreSide Quests
The same engineering and coding tools, pointed at puzzles, family projects and experiments I do just because I’m curious.
ExploreThe Inner Universe
A map of the big questions I keep coming back to, from hidden patterns and discovery to choices, physics, meaning and family. Follow a guided journey or wander on your own.
Explore