// automation & ai for operations

The manual work in your operation, running on its own.

I'm an industrial engineer who diagnoses your processes, automates the repetitive work, and turns your data into dashboards you can actually use.

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● Currently automating payment workflows across Microsoft's global supply chain at CH Robinson.

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hours saved / wk

0

errors

-0%

runs on its own fewer errors live dashboards

The tools behind the work

PythonSQLPower BI Excel & VBAGoogle Sheets

Industrial Engineer · bilingual (EN/ES) · remote

// the problem

Most teams don't realize how far automation can go.

Reports rebuilt by hand every week. Data copied from one spreadsheet to the next. Numbers you don't fully trust. It adds up to hours lost and decisions made half-blind. Almost all of it can run on its own.

// what I do

Three ways I take the manual work off your team.

Process diagnosis

Get on a call and show me your process. I'll tell you exactly what can be cut, shortened, or automated to save time.

Automation

The repetitive work, handled. Excel and Google Sheets, workflows, and the tasks your team does over and over, running on their own.

Data & BI

Your numbers, clear and live. Power BI dashboards that turn messy data into something you can decide with.

// what I can automate

If your team does it every week, it can probably run itself.

Payments and invoices, reconciled

I match the numbers across your systems and flag whatever doesn't line up.

Weekly and monthly reports

Built and sent on schedule, with nobody touching a spreadsheet.

Data synced across your tools

One source of truth, updated on its own across sheets and apps.

Invoicing and payment reminders

Sent, tracked, and followed up without you chasing anyone.

Messy data, cleaned up

Deduped, formatted, and checked before anyone makes a call on it.

Dashboards that stay live

Always current, so a decision never waits on someone building a report.

Don't see yours? That's what the call is for.

// time saved calculator

How much time could you get back?

Hours a week on manual, repetitive work8 h

People doing it2

Estimate. Assumes about 80% of that repetitive work gets automated.

You could get back

0

hours a year

That's about 0 full work weeks back.

Book a call to make it real →

// how it works

From your process to a system that runs itself.

01

Discovery call

You show me the process, screen shared, nothing to prepare.

02

I find the time

I map where the hours and the errors are hiding.

03

I build it

The automation or dashboard, tested and ready.

04

It keeps running

You get it working, documented, and yours.

// experience

I automate processes across Microsoft's supply chain.

At CH Robinson, I build the automations that keep payments moving across Microsoft's global supply chain. I point the same approach at your operation: find the manual work, cut it, and let the system run it.

Industrial Engineer Continuous improvement Bilingual · Remote

global supply chain · via CH Robinson

0%

less manual reconciliation time

recurring payments, now automated

// the offer

Bring the task that eats your team's week.

In 15 minutes I'll tell you whether it can be automated and how. Free, no pitch, no pressure.

Book your discovery call

// faq

Questions

Do you work remotely?+

Yes, fully remote, in English or Spanish.

What tools do you work with?+

Python, SQL, Power BI, Excel/VBA, Google Sheets, and common automation platforms. If a process needs something I haven't used before, I figure it out.

How much does it cost?+

It depends on the process. The discovery call is free and ends with a clear scope and price.

How long does it take?+

Most first automations ship in days, not months.

Let's find your first automation.

Pick a time. 15 minutes, no pressure.

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