Harness Engineering: The Engineering Discipline Behind Reliable AI Agents
We spent decades engineering software to be predictable. Now we're building systems around...
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Harness Engineering: The Engineering Discipline Behind Reliable AI Agents
We spent decades engineering software to be predictable. Now we're building systems around...
Read article →What you'll find here
- Technical blogs
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- iOS Engineering
- Architecture
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2014 Where it started
Wrote my first lines of native iOS code. Somewhere between Objective-C + UIKit, debugging and shipping the first app, I got hooked.
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2017 Scale changes everything
Started working on products where “it works on my machine” stopped being a useful definition of done.
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2019 From code to systems
Started thinking beyond individual features — modernisation, engineering practices, architecture and how teams build software together.
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2023 Architecture gets real
Modularisation, SwiftUI, SPM, performance and developer tooling. The problems became bigger — and much more interesting.
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2026 AI enters the toolbox
Exploring what happens when AI stops being a chatbot and becomes part of the engineering workflow itself.
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I'm a Senior Engineer building and evolving scalable, consumer-facing mobile products. I currently work across iOS tech-stack, modular architecture, performance, and developer tooling, with a particular interest in turning complex systems into simpler, more scalable ones.
I've led modernisation journeys like UIKit → SwiftUI and CocoaPods → Swift Package Manager, strengthened CI/CD and engineering practices, and worked across teams to shape architectural standards, mentor engineers, and solve problems that don't fit neatly into a Jira ticket.
I also like to read, learn, experiment, and then talk about it.
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This space is where you can find things I find interesting from experiments, to lessons from things that didn't quite work, and observations from the wonderfully unpredictable world of corporate engineering.
Sometimes it's a technical deep dive. Sometimes it's a new idea I'm experimenting with. Sometimes it's me wondering what happens when you give AI another layer of abstraction.
Basically, if I learn it, break it, build it, question it, or find it interesting enough to rant about, there's a good chance I'll write about it here.
Because engineering, at least for me, isn't just about writing code. It's about staying curious, questioning how things work, experimenting with what could be better, and sharing what you learn along the way.
