Complex Systems & Simulation
My work focuses on software systems that must remain understandable, evolvable and verifiable despite domain complexity, distributed execution and strong integration constraints.
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Architecture Portfolio
Selected work and reflections around software architecture, simulation, model-based engineering and distributed systems.
Focus Areas
Model-Based Engineering
I use model-based approaches to connect requirements, architecture decisions and implementation constraints, with a focus on traceability and automation.
Software Architecture
I focus on architecture as a decision-making discipline: framing trade-offs, documenting constraints, aligning teams and making systems easier to reason about.
Distributed Systems
I am interested in distributed architectures where boundaries, contracts, orchestration, observability and failure modes are first-class design concerns.
Selected Articles
One Schema, Three Languages: Code Generation as Communication Architecture
A practical guide to reducing Java, Python, and TypeScript contract drift without confusing generated types for runtime or domain guarantees.
Read article →Strategic Architecture Decisions for Mesh-Sync: A Target Design
A staged design case for containing storage, research, integration, and operational uncertainty in a deep-tech SaaS.
Read article →Executable Boundaries for AI-Assisted Java Changes: a MeshSync-Inspired Case Study
A proposed modular Quarkus design for making selected architectural drift visible before human review.
Read article →From Pipelines to Governed Contracts: Keeping Worker Platforms Coherent
A MeshSync-inspired design case study for governing heterogeneous worker contracts, workflows, delivery, and change.
Read article →Model-First Orchestration for Distributed 3D Workflows
An MBSE-inspired reference architecture for governing, versioning, and durably executing distributed workflow definitions.
Read article →C4 Modelling for Distributed Systems: Structure, Decisions and Limits
Use C4, ADRs and versioned diagram sources to maintain a structural map of a distributed system~then add the behavioural and operational evidence it cannot provide alone.
Read article →Containing AI Workflows with DDD, Hexagonal Architecture and Selective CQRS
A reference architecture for keeping probabilistic AI capabilities behind explicit contracts while domain policy and operational controls bound their consequences.
Read article →Selected Projects
Mesh-Sync
Mesh-Sync explores how complex 3D asset collections can be synchronized, normalized and reasoned about across heterogeneous storage systems.
The architectural problem is to keep storage, processing and marketplace-oriented workflows explicit without collapsing them into one opaque platform.
It demonstrates an interest in traceability, contract boundaries and evolvable platform design.
View project →MIDAS
MIDAS explores how software engineering workflows can be orchestrated with stronger traceability, review gates and human control.
The architectural problem is to coordinate tool-driven work without losing reviewability or decision ownership.
It demonstrates a preference for explicit workflow control over opaque automation.
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