Architecture for a customer's wider system landscape through an ERP migration — and internally at Immeo, work on the agentic-AI platform Catalyst and platform engineering.
The commerce platform from the previous role is live, and the role has grown with it: I now help shape the customer’s wider system landscape and the architectural principles it runs on. Right now that mostly means an ERP migration — Dynamics AX 2012 to D365 — where the digital experience platform and the legacy systems that depend on the old ERP have to keep working through the swap. Alongside that, two internal tracks at Immeo: Catalyst, our platform for running AI agents in production with governance from the start, and platform engineering, so the next project can start on features instead of setup work.
a.ERP migration — the commerce customer is moving from Dynamics AX 2012 to D365; my job is making sure the digital experience platform and the legacy systems that depend on the old ERP keep working through the swap.
b.Immeo Catalyst — building Immeo's platform for agentic AI: agents, orchestration, a shared knowledge base, a control plane and operations. Most of the work lies in everything around the agent.
c.Platform engineering — internal foundations, templates and golden paths so a new customer engagement can start on features instead of setup.
PROJECTS — DEPLOYED DURING THIS EVENTPROJEKTER — DEPLOYET UNDER DENNE EVENT3 DEPLOYMENTS
P1
ERP migration shieldingArchitect for the commerce platform through the customer's AX 2012 to D365 migration — mapping the integrations that touch the old ERP and making sure the webshop and legacy systems keep working through the swap.
dynamics 365.net / c#service busapi management
P2
Immeo CatalystImmeo's platform for putting AI agents into production with governance from day one — orchestration, a shared knowledge base, a control plane with approval flows and kill switches, and operations and monitoring on top.
agentic aiazure.net / c#
P3
Platform engineeringContributing to Immeo's internal platform so projects skip the repeated setup work and can deliver their first real feature at a customer faster.