I am a native of Dublin, Ireland, and a mixed bag of cultures and experiences. Growing up, we moved around a lot, a lifestyle I continued until I settled in Stockholm. The culture and sense of integrity here make me feel at home. My journey has brought me through the US, France, and Germany. On the way, I have built a family, learned to speak French and Swedish, did some research into automated air traffic control, earned a Master's in computer science, and written a ton.Technology and language are my yin and yang. My many years as the editor for Ericsson Technology Review sharpened my ability to transform complex technology into a good read. As lead writer for Snow Software, I got to write about hardware architectures, software asset management, and the modern approach to software development. As senior copywriter for Tobii, I wrote about eye tracking and its hidden power to democratize healthcare and education. Today, I have shifted into MedTech, a wonderful world where technology can help save lives and ease human suffering.As in life, a good holiday, the chance to breathe some sea air is great for the soul. The same is true of writing. Funnily enough, I find writing travel articles almost as beneficial as traveling.I am a cynic by nature and that's probably why I love the investigative side of creating a good story. I never take things – or people – at face value. There is always something deeper, and slightly more interesting than the facade. I find if you observe long enough, a story will unfold. Like many other kids who grew up in the 1970s, I was an admirer of Jacques Cousteau. He was a fantastic storyteller, and his pioneering work in marine preservation left a deep impression on me. And while I once toyed with the idea of following in his footsteps, I think it was his enthusiasm, and desire to constantly push the boundaries that I try to emulate.