Independent data consultant
Data Architect, Microsoft Fabric & Power BI
I turn business questions into Kimball data models, then build them in SQL on Microsoft Fabric. I deliver Power BI semantic models and coach teams on modelling, SQL and DAX.
Belgium · Hybrid in the Brussels area
18 yearson the Microsoft data platform
Across sectorsLottery, automotive, financial regulation, insurance and retail
On the Microsoft StoreSnipou, a free Windows app I built
New · Windows
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How I build semantic models in Fabric, DAX included.
22 articlesThe T-SQL, SSIS and SSAS I use on projects.
8 articlesHow I work with coding agents day to day.
3 articles 6 tools built with AIHow I keep my notes and tasks in Obsidian.
4 articlesCapture or record a piece of your screen, annotate it, explain a whole process on a whiteboard, and edit the video. Free, light, portable, and nothing leaves your PC.
A mouse gesture that opens a small launcher in Obsidian. Open a note, pick a tab, start a task or a brainstorm, in one move.
Three PowerShell scripts that list every SQL table, view, file and model your Power BI / Fabric semantic models read, in Excel and in an offline web page.
One Claude Code conversation that hands work to Claude subagents and to OpenAI's Codex, has each one review the other, and spreads the usage over two subscriptions.
A free Obsidian plugin that catches your ideas, gathers your tasks in one list and gives your notes a home. Turn on only what you need.
AI writes code faster than you can test it. Close the loop: let it run a copy of your app, click through it, take screenshots and measure, before you look.
A free VS Code extension that formats dbt SQL models the dbt way and takes care of a few other chores (schema yml, doc() checks, lineage, compiled SQL). One right-click menu, nothing to configure.
How to run Claude Code with --dangerously-skip-permissions on Windows, inside a Docker container, with a simple 'yolo' PowerShell alias.
