Civil engineer. Then frontend. Now I govern AI. Same head.

I started in civil engineering: structures, load paths, tolerances, designing for the bad day. That way of thinking doesn't leave you. I moved into frontend and it turned out to be the same instinct applied to interfaces: what holds, what breaks, what happens at the edge case.

In November 2025, AI took that frontend job. Instead of competing with it, I turned it into my team. Today I design and govern fleets of agents to ship production software solo — with contracts, safety gates, and a human review that's never skipped. Same instinct, new team: the bad day is no longer a beam that fails, it's a model getting dumber without anyone noticing. That's what I build the guardrails for.

Based

Remote · CET

Stack

Astro · React · TypeScript · Cloudflare

Before

Civil engineering · frontend

Now

AI agent governance