Business analysis
Turning ambiguity into specification — surfacing the process nobody wrote down, resolving the contradictions between teams, and holding one source of truth steady through delivery.
Portfolio Transmission · MMXXVI
Building intelligent systems that connect
business strategy, user needs, and AI.
Professional Positioning
I studied Information Systems, built enterprise product experience across consulting and SaaS delivery, and have kept building real digital products outside work through disciplined, self-funded experimentation.
Turning ambiguity into specification — surfacing the process nobody wrote down, resolving the contradictions between teams, and holding one source of truth steady through delivery.
Making model capability into product. Workflow design, structured output, guardrails and evaluation — treating AI behaviour as a surface to be specified rather than configured.
Process to platform, end to end. Discovery, prototyping, specification, development support, testing, documentation and handover that leaves a team able to run it alone.
Selected Missions
Enterprise delivery, AI products and transformation strategy. Each one starts as an ambiguous business problem and ends as something a client can act on.
Systems Array
Not a logo wall. The instruments actually flown — hover any node to isolate its signal.
Onboard Systems
Moo is an astronaut cat who has read the whole portfolio and nothing else. Ask her about a project, a method, or what Tony actually did on a delivery — she answers from the published case studies, and points you to Tony for anything beyond them.
She is bottom-right, permanently. Pet her enough times and she purrs. Ask her something manipulative and she hisses.
“Hi, I'm Moo — Tony's AI co-pilot. Ask me about his projects, experience, or product approach.”
The Journey
I studied Information Systems, developed enterprise product experience across consulting and SaaS delivery, and have continuously built real digital products outside work through disciplined, self-funded experimentation.
The documented process and the real one are rarely the same. The first job is always to surface the difference, because every requirement built on the documented version inherits its gaps.
Written requirements get agreement; prototypes get argument. A clickable screen surfaces constraints that weeks of workshops leave unspoken, which is why prototyping is analysis rather than decoration.
For an AI product, prompt design, output schema and failure behaviour are what the user experiences. They deserve acceptance criteria, not configuration files.
Open Channel
Available for business analysis, AI product design and digital transformation work. Send a signal — I answer everything.
Hi, I'm Moo — Tony's AI co-pilot.