Software Engineer · Tekla Structures Automation Developer
I enjoy building software solutions that simplify complex workflows and solve real production problems. My work focuses on understanding how systems are actually used, reducing unnecessary manual effort, and delivering reliable tools that people can trust in their everyday work.
A concise overview of my role, expertise, and working approach.
Software Engineer at Stridely Solutions, developing Tekla Structures automation tools and plugins that support live production and fabrication workflows.
Strong experience in building automation-driven software using C# and engineering APIs, with a focus on workflow optimization, drawing logic, and production-ready system design.
Mechanical Engineering graduate with practical experience in steel detailing, shop drawings, and BIM-driven construction workflows, bringing strong domain understanding into software and automation work.
Areas where I consistently deliver value.
I work on building practical automation systems that support real engineering and detailing workflows, focusing on reducing repetitive effort and bringing consistency to everyday production work.
I enjoy building clean and maintainable software using C# and .NET, with an emphasis on structure, reliability, and long-term usability rather than quick, short-term fixes.
I focus on understanding how work actually happens on the engineering floor and translating those real requirements into practical software solutions that fit production constraints.
Driven by curiosity, learning, and building better systems.
I’m driven by curiosity and a constant desire to learn how things work — and how they can work better.
I enjoy turning engineering problems into practical software solutions, especially where automation,
logic, and real-world impact intersect.
My direction is shaped by exploration and growth. I like diving into new technologies, understanding
systems end-to-end, and building solutions that are clean, scalable, and meaningful.
Every project is a chance to learn something new, refine my thinking, and move one step closer to
becoming a well-rounded engineer.
Open to learning, exchanging ideas, and having thoughtful technical discussions.
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