The knotty integration
Payments, logistics, APIs, and business rules have become a system nobody can explain in one sitting.
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Software · Product · Difficult situations
If it’s complicated, good.
I’m probably your guy.
I like problems that sit between technology, product, and operations—the ones that look simple from a distance but get complicated fast when you look closer.
No magic tricks. Just curiosity, clear thinking, and enough experience to find a sensible way forward.
Problems accepted
selected examplesNot every problem needs another process, framework, or meeting. Sometimes it needs someone to understand the whole thing and start making progress.
The product that is stuck
Everyone is busy, but the important thing is not getting closer to users or production.
The deceptively simple feature
It sounded easy until legacy choices, edge cases, and third parties entered the room.
The temporary capability gap
Your team needs experienced hands and judgment now—not another permanent layer.
Problem solving
as a serviceBring me the difficult thing. I’ll help make sense of it and move it forward. Here’s how I usually work.
01Listen
Understand the people, history, incentives, and actual constraint.
02Map
Make the system and its trade-offs visible enough to reason about.
03Build
Choose the smallest sensible move and get close to the code.
04Verify
Check that it works for users, operations, and the team maintaining it.
Seriously?
Yes, actually.
I’ve given real thought to the work I enjoy most, and the answer is simple: I love solving problems. I’m curious enough to keep asking questions, stubborn enough to keep going, and not very good at giving up.
Previously solved
experience in several formsA career spent moving between code, product, and leadership gives me several ways to look at the same problem.
Since 2008Software developer
Along the wayTech lead & CTO
Closer to usersProduct manager
Most recentlyMarketplace & retail tech leader
go on, tell me
What’s the problem?
If your team has a difficult software or product problem, I’d be happy to hear about it. Stockholm or remote.