
Field Service App
A proof of concept exploring what field service software could look like if it were designed around the people actually using it.
Fix things. Build things. Learn things. Preferably in that order. Occasionally not.
What is currently open, half-apart or refusing to behave.

A proof of concept exploring what field service software could look like if it were designed around the people actually using it.

Turning an ID card into something a customer can actually verify, instead of something they are asked to trust.

A beer-league hockey site built as though you have found an old computer and the Raiders operating system is still running.

What began as a better club website became a digital platform for running an entire netball club.
One project, pulled apart properly.
Field Service / Software / UX
What happens when a field engineer starts questioning the system around the job?
What happens when a field engineer starts questioning the system around the job? Working in field service gives you a very particular view of a business. You see the customer. You see the equipment. You see the parts. You see the paperwork. You see what…

Things I've learned, things I'm learning, and things I may completely change my mind about later.
Understanding the network behind the technology — and turning "I think this works" into "I know why this works".
Field Service Engineer at Precor, August 2025 to present. Where the mechanical, the digital and the questions about field service itself all meet.
Residential & Crisis Children's Support Worker. No wiring diagram, no error code, and the most important tools I carried were very different ones.
Craigavon TV Service Centre, June to September 2024. Four months of opening the television rather than working around it.


I started as a parent trying to help his daughter keep playing. I stayed because I fell in love with coaching.
Sketches and half-developed thoughts. Most will stay in the drawer.
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