Stories and notes from twelve years at sea, building with code, and the pursuit of understanding.
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Some voyages matter more than others.
For 12 years, I commanded container vessels across the world's oceans with Maersk. I led multinational crews of 25 people from 9 different countries through storms, tight schedules, and the vast solitude of the sea. The bridge of a ship teaches you things no classroom can — how to stay calm when the horizon disappears, how to earn trust from people who speak different languages, how to make decisions when there's no one else to ask.
Then my daughter was born, and everything changed. Every time I left for sea, she would fall sick. I'd stand on the bridge, thousands of miles away, unable to do anything. When an opportunity came to bring my maritime expertise ashore — helping shipping companies decarbonize their fleets — I didn't hesitate. Some voyages matter more than others.
Today, I'm a Senior Customer Success Manager at ZeroNorth, and when I'm not working, you'll find me building apps and tools with Claude Code, listening to podcasts, or lost in a book. The sea taught me to navigate uncertainty. Now I apply those lessons to technology, leadership, and life.
Things I'm building with Claude Code and other tools. All projects are open source on GitHub.
Operating system for an artisan bakery — order intake, baking schedules, and oven choreography.
App to manage all the needs of a home baking business.
AI learner app.
Track the purchase, the installation and move to my new apartment.
Notes from the bridge, the terminal, and everything in between.
A flooding engine room, a failing main engine, and a giant container ship adrift in the Suez Canal — the night the crew fought to bring Emma Maersk safely alongside.
A distress call, a fisherman twelve hours adrift, and the dolphins that led the crew to him — a first-hand account of the Indian Ocean rescue aboard Edith Maersk.
Whether you want to discuss maritime tech, share book recommendations, talk about building with AI, or just say hello — I'd love to hear from you.