Plain language first
We agree on what should change in the daily work before we talk about technology.
Most of what I build started as a problem in my own work.
I am a Belgian Modern Workplace engineer, focused on endpoint management and automation. I turn repetitive admin work into tools. That can be an internal application for a legal team, automation behind an operational process, or a platform that runs across many client environments.
Start with the work.
I start by asking what the team keeps doing by hand, and what makes it hard to do the same way every time. Then I map the process, find where the reliable data lives and build the smallest system that does the job.
I work across the whole path, from the data model and permissions to the automation, interface and handover, so the recurring job gets easier to run and to hand over.
My deepest experience is in Microsoft 365, Intune, Entra ID, Graph and PowerShell, with Linux, Proxmox and Docker underneath. The same way of working fits legal operations and business workflows too.
So far that has produced 8 tools: Microsoft 365 management platform, Patch&Deploy, PatchPortal, Wannabe Admin, Nis2Check, Intune Mate, Naming Convention Studio and Moneyfield.
What you can expect
Useful increments
You see working software early, so it stays close to the real job.
Ownership stays clear
You get the code, the documentation and the context to carry on without me.