Belgian sysadmin. I keep the wires hot and the bits flowing — currently at EVS Broadcast Equipment in Seraing, where my passion for technology meets the world of live television. From the curves of Spa-Francorchamps to the slopes of Milano-Cortina 2026, I follow the signal.
Seraing, Belgium. EVS builds the live-video systems that power the world's biggest sport and entertainment productions — Super Bowl, Tour de France, Olympics. I sit on the front line of customer support, keeping replay servers, IP infrastructure and broadcast workflows alive when the world is watching.
Deep hands-on with Xeebra, EVS's video assistant referee (VAR) solution — the system that decides matches at the highest level of sport. Still an IT Systems Administrator at heart — same instincts, broader stage.
Italy. Snow. Live signals from the slopes. Part of the broadcast support presence for the XXV Olympic Winter Games — every replay, every angle, every second has to land. The kind of pressure that turns engineers into storytellers.
Preparation and configuration of the EVS demo booth at the world's largest broadcast technology show. Building the systems that put EVS in front of the industry — then keeping every demo flawless on the floor.
EVS Broadcast Equipment/Seraing, BE
Front-line support for the live-video systems trusted by the world's biggest broadcasters. Diagnosing complex production setups, escalating with engineering, and being the calm voice on the line when the lights are on. Hands-on with Xeebra — EVS's VAR solution — plus the full LSM · XT replay ecosystem.
February 2026 — Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics. On location for the XXV Olympic Winter Games. Part of the broadcast support presence on Italian soil, ensuring EVS's live-production systems hold up to the most demanding spotlight in sport — every replay, every angle, every second feeding the world feed flawlessly.
April 2026 — NAB Show, Las Vegas. Preparation and configuration of the EVS demo booth at the National Association of Broadcasters Show, the world's largest broadcast technology event. Setting up the systems that put EVS's flagship products in front of the industry, then keeping every demo running flawlessly on the floor at the LVCC.
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps/Stavelot, BE
Day-to-day infrastructure for one of the most iconic racetracks in motorsport. Fiber and copper networks across every building and around the track. CCTV videowalls, safety LED panels, and the IT layer beneath race-control. Some support to TV production and timing crews on race weekends.
Abakus IT Solutions/Eupen, BE
Tailor-made IT services for business customers across eastern Belgium. Managing infrastructures and security, educating clients on their own systems, providing service-desk support in three languages.
Belwatech / Helpix/Liège, BE
Two weeks in, I was running my own shop. Smartphone, tablet and computer repair, micro-soldering on motherboards, data recovery on broken devices, stock and customer care. Hardware as a discipline.
John's Computers/Henri-Chapelle, BE
Selling, configuring, repairing. Telecom solutions and the kind of recurring IT problems that build a sysadmin's instincts.
OV Informatique/Henri-Chapelle, BE
Where it started. Remote helpdesk via TeamViewer, Linux server install & maintenance, on-site troubleshooting. The first foundations — and the lesson that customer relationships are the real product.
Self-learning is the engine. Every free minute is a chance to pick up a new technology, a new firmware, a new way to keep a production on air. Below — what I reach for most.
Microsoft, Cisco, VMware, Stormshield, Hikvision, WISI, FlowR. Some I've broken. Most I've fixed. All have stories.