Sigurður Eggert Sveinsson · Odense
I build small things that make messy processes legible.
Operations, supply chain and process optimisation, built as software instead of described in a report. Everything I’ve made lives here, finished or not.
Latest
2026SES Quality: deviations without paper
From a digitalisation case at a packaging manufacturer to a product in service: capture at the line with a photo, alerts that escalate on silence, corrective actions worked to closure, and an audit trail that cannot be edited.
All work
Nine things I’ve built
Deviations, alerts and corrective actions for production lines. Live.
One dashboard on the client's own numbers, in a week, at a fixed price.
A teaching game about the bullwhip effect and inventory.
A markdown life OS: university to homelab in one vault.
Portfolio tracking that pulls and normalises my own trades.
Retrieval over my own documents: what works and what doesn't.
My own infrastructure for building, testing and hosting client work.
Simulation and method work from the MSc, rewritten as tools.
A street race in Roblox, built with my nephew. He tests, I code.
About
An operations person who writes code
I read Operations Management at SDU and run SES Group alongside it. That combination is the whole point: I know the production floor well enough to see what actually goes wrong, and enough software to build the thing that fixes it, instead of handing over a recommendation and going home.
Everything here was built solo, usually in the evening, usually because something annoyed me.
Want any of this built at your place?
The consulting work and the finished solutions live on sesspace.com. Otherwise just write.