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Laboratory comparisons at CEMEX ↗
My background is in biotechnology; my work now spans industrial analytics, business operations and practical digital tools.
At CEMEX in Switzerland, I worked on making laboratory results comparable across an international plant network. At ESGO in Monterrey, I have been building the data and ordering tools behind a family distribution business.
What connects these projects is getting close enough to a problem to understand it properly, then turning that understanding into something useful. The measurements, the business rules and the person using the result all matter.
ESGO is the clearest expression of that approach so far. I built the platform myself with AI coding tools, combining the engineering of data and business rules with product design, a launch film and customer acquisition. I’m proud of that work—and still learning from the challenge of getting people to adopt it.
HOW I WORK
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Laboratory comparisons at CEMEX ↗Work out what people need to do, which rules matter and how a tool should fit the operation.
Data and ordering at ESGO ↗Separate a working deliverable, an analytical finding and an assumption that still needs testing.
The aviation study ↗I play golf and padel, DJ, and enjoy philosophy. Running, hiking and travel are part of my life, too.
The Köln Marathon finish and the friends alongside it have a place in my photo collection.
See the running photographs ↗A mural in Malaysia, volcanic landscapes and a stop beside a glacier: different moments from my travels.
See the travel photographs ↗The aircraft photos sit alongside a different way of exploring that interest: my Seattle to Monterrey route study.
Explore the route question ↗