Hello
Two degrees, two questions: how does it work, and is it worth it?
Industrial engineering taught me to look at the real process, not the one on the slide. Business engineering taught me to put a cost and a benefit on changing it, and to think about the people who will have to live with the change.
Today I run digital projects in industry: ERP, service desk, integrations, an online shop. In parallel I taught myself AI, mostly by building with it. Mealventory is the largest thing I have built that way.
Experience
Business Central administration and approval workflows, a service desk migration, API integrations, an AI triage prototype, and the deployment of an online shop with the web integrator: coordinating the teams, testing, working with the developers and configuring.
Project follow-up and requirements structuring alongside my final year.
Sixteen weeks modelling the battery health of an electric bus fleet from raw telemetry.
Education
Toolkit
- Claude
- Claude Code
- Claude Design
- Gemini
- Microsoft 365 Copilot
- Claude API
- OpenAI API
- MCP connectors
- My own MCP server
- TypeScript
- React
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Vercel
- n8n
- GitHub Actions
- Capacitor
- Python
- Business Central
- Jira Service Management
- Power Automate
- Excel
No AI certificate. Videos, documentation, and above all building things. My MCP server lets Claude or ChatGPT work with Mealventory.
Outside work
Languages
French, native. English, professional working proficiency.