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?.