About Me

I like building systems that make sense of complexity. Whether in accounting, investing, or automation, I'm drawn to the quiet work of translating noise into structure, of turning data into decisions that hold up under scrutiny. That habit has shaped much of what I do.

My academic training in Economics and Business Economics at the University of Amsterdam and my expertise in accounting taught me to see hidden incentives and reconcile them with operational reality. That discipline guides how I design products, run diligence, and build systems that help clients act with precision.

I am deeply interested in the potential of automation across business operations. Done well, it frees people from repetitive tasks and unlocks more creative, high-leverage work. But getting there demands obsessive attention to detail and human-centric execution so the change compounds for good.

Beyond the platforms highlighted here, I keep building. Some tools are public, others are in private development. Continuous learning sits at the core: I believe in lifelong learning, actively compounding new skills so I can move faster and deliver sharper results to the clients who rely on these services.

Middelburg once sent ships to every corner of the world. These days I do the same — digitally. From this quiet Zeeland town, I work with clients across the Netherlands and beyond, and when a project calls for on-site presence, I'm ready to travel. Good work is defined by its outcomes, not by proximity.

Lately, I have been deepening my understanding of blockchain and Web3 technologies. Not because they are trendy, but because I see real potential for integrating them into business processes and providing assurance over these systems. As these technologies mature and find their footing in traditional industries, I want to be ready to help organizations navigate the transition thoughtfully and with the rigour they deserve.