The challenge
A technology-reuse service has to connect customer needs, practical device work and an understandable operational process.
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SIT Technology / Circular technology
SIT
Recycle.
An initiative that connects my software background with a practical interest in keeping technology useful.
There’s more to technology than the next new device.
SIT Recycle is one of the initiatives I have helped shape behind SIT Technology. It sits at the intersection of practical technology, service thinking and software.
My contribution
I bring the technical and product perspective: understanding the service, identifying where software can help and connecting the wider idea with a workable implementation direction.
A connected interest
My experience assessing and repairing phones and laptops gives me a hands-on connection to the useful life of a device. It complements the systems thinking I bring to software work.
Project conversations
Contact me to discuss my involvement and the aspects of this initiative relevant to your own project. Service scope, operational arrangements and any compliance requirements need to be confirmed directly.
Explore my repair servicesEvidence & project context
Connecting a practical service with software.
My contribution
Founder and technical direction: service and product thinking informed by software development and hands-on phone and laptop repair experience.
What this establishes
An independent initiative showing the service-design context behind the technical work. Discuss the current workflow and available demonstration before drawing conclusions about operational coverage.
Evidence boundaries
This note does not certify recycling compliance, repair success rates, data-erasure processes or environmental savings. Service arrangements and any required evidence must be confirmed separately.