The path was not planned. The through-line is.
I joined Forbatt SA close to its day-to-day operations, moved into finance, and eventually took responsibility for the finance function.
That progression taught me that reliable financial work is rarely about a spreadsheet alone. It depends on clean records, understandable controls, careful judgment, and systems that make the right action easier to take.
I began building software for the same reason I began studying law: both expose the assumptions underneath a process. My projects now explore portfolio risk, lending operations, reporting, and compliance, areas where domain knowledge changes what good software looks like.