AI Agent Architect · Sydney, Australia
I've been taking things apart since I was a kid. iPhones, Android systems, drones, motherboards. If something was a black box, I wanted to open it. That instinct never left.
I spent years building my own smart home from scratch—voice control, cross-platform integration, open-source components wired together over late nights. Not because I needed a smart home. Because I couldn't leave the problem alone.
From tinkering to building
In 2012, I moved to New Zealand and turned that curiosity into a career. My first real test was building the wholesale telecom platform that hundreds of ISPs depended on—fibre, broadband, mobile, all running through one system. When that platform went down, entire businesses stopped. I learned quickly that reliability isn't a feature. It's the whole point.
After that, I built systems that scaled: platforms serving hundreds of thousands of users, apps reaching millions. The architecture I designed years ago is still running today. I don't say that to impress—I say it because longevity in software is rare, and it taught me what actually matters.
Now
I build AI agents and multi-agent systems, and advise businesses on agentic AI strategy—where it actually makes sense, and where it doesn't. Sometimes that means a custom autonomous system. Sometimes it means telling them a spreadsheet is enough. See the work →
What drives me
我这一切就是为创意而生的。
I didn't plan a career. I followed what I couldn't stop thinking about. The jailbreaking led to the smart home. The smart home led to enterprise systems. The enterprise systems led to AI. Each thing I built opened a door I didn't know existed.
That's the thread: I create. Not for the output, but because the process itself feels like breathing. Code is just the current medium. Tomorrow it might be something else. The compulsion to make things—to understand how they work, to improve them, to ship them—that's the constant.
Two years in Sydney now. These days I take apart AI systems. Same instinct, different medium.
Things I believe
AI should reduce repetition, not replace judgment. The goal isn't fewer people—it's people doing more meaningful work.
Simple solutions beat clever ones. If a single API call solves your problem, don't build a multi-agent system.
Health is the infrastructure you can't outsource. I train daily—not because I love it, but because sleep quality affects code quality.
Want to talk?
I'm always happy to chat about AI strategy, technical architecture, or just exchange ideas. No sales pitch, just conversation.