Personal wiki · Aberdeen, Scotland

Curious about how people and systems become useful.

I translate technology for humans, build things to understand them, and keep notes so the next person starts further ahead.

A people-first technologist in transition.

I spent ten years at Apple Retail in Madrid, moving through Specialist, Technical Specialist, Genius and finally In-Store Experience Lead. My work lived at the boundary: diagnose the problem, understand the person, explain the trade-off, and help the system work better next time.

Since moving to Aberdeen with Marina in 2024, I have been retraining in Artificial Intelligence and Full Stack development. I am not pretending the pivot is finished. The unfinished part is the point: I learn by building, documenting, breaking things and trying again.

technical serviceconsultative sellingtroubleshootingAI practitionerdocumentationlearning in public

What has my attention.

01

Agentic systems

Hermes Agent, MCP, memory, tool use and the question: how do you make an agent genuinely helpful rather than merely impressive?

02

Building in public

Small tools, written explanations and honest experiments. The goal is a body of work that shows how I think, not just a list of claims.

03

Machines Do It Better

MDIB is forming as a practical agency for deploying useful AI workflows, with scope and support made explicit rather than hand-waved.

A few coordinates.

Home baseAberdeen, Scotland
OriginMadrid, Spain
Current studyAI · Full Stack
Default modeAsk why, then test it
Long gameUseful systems, more agency
Leading is serving. The best technical work leaves people with more clarity and more control.— a principle I carried from Apple into the next chapter