I'm an SAP Test Lead and automation engineer in Calgary, running my own practice after a decade inside enterprise programs — energy, rail, mining, retail. My job is making sure billion-dollar systems don't break the day they go live.
Right now I'm building UiPath regression automation for SAP IS-U at a North American energy retailer: taking manual test cycles that eat weeks and turning them into suites that run overnight.
I'm not a career developer. I came at building from the testing side, which means I write code the way someone writes it who has spent ten years watching software fail in production. I know exactly which shortcuts come back to bite you.
These days I build with AI in the loop — Claude, Cursor, MCP servers wired into the tools I actually use. Not as a novelty, but because it lets one person ship what used to take a team. I'm documenting that shift as I go, because most of the people doing this work in enterprise systems aren't talking about it publicly yet.