28 Aug 202611 min read
Building a factory model with ISA-95
A practical approach to using ISA-95 as the foundation for a factory data model without trying to implement the entire standard at once.
I’m an engineer who builds software for factories. Platform engineer at Juna AI. Previously, I built manufacturing software at Tesla during the Giga Berlin ramp.
Building useful software without unnecessary complexity.
Practical systems thinking for the physical world.
Notes on judgment, teams, and getting important work done.
A practical approach to using ISA-95 as the foundation for a factory data model without trying to implement the entire standard at once.
Turning a USB-only Ricoh SP 112 into a printer that works with Apple Silicon Macs and can be shared across a network with Unraid.
What it's like writing code in June 2026. This post will likely be outdated before I hit publish.