Hi, I’m Lukas.

From the tower to the office.

On site, I learned that documentation follows the work: photos accumulate across phones and days while the team focuses on the installation.

In the office, I saw what it takes to turn that evidence into a delivery: reconcile the documents, check the requirements and resolve the gaps. Pylaros grew from seeing both sides.

1. 2021

   Tower technician United States

   Tower climbing and rigging at height, microwave alignment, installing and troubleshooting radio equipment.

2. 2021–2022

   Field team lead Germany

   Led a team on base station installations and worked alongside them: integration, testing, troubleshooting, and the photos and closeout documents that go with it.

3. 2022–2026

   Project engineer Norway

   Technical designs, site surveys and bills of quantities for mobile network rollouts, working with stakeholders on quality requirements and site-specific solutions.

4. 2026–

   Pylaros Oslo

   Building software for the work between the site and the office.

You talk to the person building it.

Bring me a task that takes too much time or causes repeat work. We define the outcome, agree the scope, price and delivery plan, then review the software together as I build it.

Your team tests the software before handover. Hosting, ownership, documentation and ongoing support are agreed as part of the project.

Try my approach to review.

Good software makes decisions easy to inspect: where a result came from, what was checked and what needs a person’s judgement.

The photo demo puts that into practice. Correct a suggested match, confirm the evidence and download your reviewed set.