Independent technology advisor · Ulaanbaatar

Define the right system. Lead it until it works.

For companies whose operations have outgrown spreadsheets, chat and disconnected software, I diagnose the real problem, make the buy-or-build decision, and lead implementation through adoption.

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The starting point

System Decision Sprint

Before committing to a large project, use a short paid diagnostic to clarify the problem, options, risks and next decision.

Operating method

Reduce uncertainty at every stage.

I work on the client’s side—not the software vendor’s. I will not recommend custom software when it is unnecessary; when it is necessary, I remain accountable through launch.

  1. 01

    Confirm the fit

    A 30-minute conversation tests whether the problem, sponsor, urgency and my experience justify working together.

  2. 02

    Observe the real work

    No requirements by assumption. I study the work, data, existing tools and cost of failure with the people involved.

  3. 03

    Prove the decision

    Compare process change, packaged software, integration and custom development by value, cost, time and risk.

  4. 04

    Lead delivery

    If you proceed, I help select the team or vendor and govern priorities, budget, demonstrations, quality, security and adoption on your side.

  5. 05

    Transfer ownership

    Your team keeps the system, accounts, source, decisions and operating knowledge. Creating permanent dependency is not the goal.

Systems shipped

Advice grounded in delivery experience.

One accountable owner

Not a consultant who disappears after the strategy deck.

I work as a Security Engineer at erxes Mongolia, inside an enterprise SaaS environment spanning application security, GraphQL Federation and TypeScript microservices.

Outside that role, I have taken AI agent platforms, multi-tenant content systems, realtime products and internal tools from idea to production. I use that delivery experience to connect business problems with sound technical decisions and execution.

When a project needs design, engineering, security or data specialists, I bring in the right people. Decisions, reporting and quality still have one accountable owner.

Proof

Questions and answers

What to know before we start.

01Which companies are the best fit?

The strongest fit is an operating company with roughly 30–300 employees, critical workflows spread across spreadsheets, chat, manual work or disconnected systems, and no senior internal technology/product leader.

02Is the first conversation free?

The 30-minute fit call is free. It is not an unpaid solution workshop; it confirms the problem, sponsor, urgency and mutual fit. Real diagnostic work begins with the System Decision Sprint.

03Will you build the system yourself?

It depends on the project. I can deliver architecture, prototypes and defined implementation slices directly. For larger delivery, I select and lead the appropriate specialists or vendor while remaining the accountable client-side owner.

04What if custom software is unnecessary?

That is a successful outcome. The Sprint exists to make the right decision, not to sell development. If process change or an existing product is sufficient, I will recommend it with the evidence behind the decision.

05Who owns the data, source code and accounts?

The client does. Repositories, cloud, domains and primary accounts stay under company ownership from the beginning, with access, security, confidentiality and handover terms defined in the agreement.

Your situation

Tell me about the problem worth solving.

The application takes about five minutes. If the problem is a fit, I will respond within two business days to arrange a 30-minute introductory call.