About Me

Hello and welcome!

I’m a passionate OpenStreetMap contributor with professional experience in digital mapping and geospatial data. My mapping journey began through the TomTom OSM project, where I worked on road network maintenance, highway classification, connectivity improvements, geometry refinement, quality assurance, and large-scale map validation. I also contributed to the HP Roads project, which involved maintaining accurate and consistent road network data according to project specifications.

These experiences helped me develop a strong understanding of road hierarchy, routing logic, data consistency, and the importance of high-quality mapping.

Currently, I work as a Data Analyst at Spygen Technologies. My professional work focuses on data quality, analysis, and accuracy, skills that naturally complement my OpenStreetMap contributions.

Outside of work, I’m an active weekend mapper who enjoys improving transportation infrastructure and maintaining existing map data. My primary areas of interest include highway classification, road connectivity, one-way consistency, construction updates, turn restrictions, road geometry improvements, and general map quality.

I aim to make edits that improve long-term map quality while following local mapping practices and OpenStreetMap community guidelines. I believe collaboration is one of the project’s greatest strengths.

If you have any questions or concerns about my edits, or if you’d like to discuss a mapping decision, please feel free to contact me through OpenStreetMap messaging. I’m always happy to explain my reasoning, review feedback, and work together to reach the best outcome for the map.

Happy mapping!