Engineer with years of experience

I fix things. That's it, really.

People have always handed me broken gear expecting a miracle. Most times, I gave them one. Sometimes it's just knowing where to tap; other times it's a microscope, a heat gun, and some swearing.

My background's a mix of formal training and hands-on chaos:

• Level 9 in Connected & Autonomous Vehicles

• Levels 7 & 8 in Mechatronics

• Worked with Cymer on their EUV machines — the 3100 and hybrid systems

• Flew around the world installing and fixing 3D printers for Mcor

• Got dragged into cable manufacturing with Renishaw (and learned to suffer through paperwork)

• Spent nights keeping machines running in Abbott

• Scanned pharma buildings in Cork for upgrades — it's a weird CV

But the thread through all of it? Fixing broken stuff. That's what stuck

Let's be honest — you're here because no one else could fix it, or even give you a straight answer.

That's usually when I get involved. Not because I've got magic hands or a customer service smile, but because I actually look at the problem, figure out what's wrong, and try fix it properly.

It's not about passion or purpose — I just like figuring things out. And if it's already broken, what have you got to lose?.