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Practical AI for small teams · Remote
A useful place to start.
Most small teams have one job that eats hours every week. I'll help you find it and build a fix your own people can run. If AI isn't the right tool for it, I'll say so before you spend anything.
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Find the opportunity
Find the repetitive work worth improving, check whether AI is the right tool for it, and leave with a short brief for the first fix.
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Build a focused solution
Build one bounded AI workflow, integration or agent for your small business, with testing, human review, clear ownership and a proper handover.
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Help the team adopt it
Help your small team use AI and automation consistently, with training on your real workflow, clear review rules and a proper handover.
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Where this comes from.
My day job is the infrastructure under AI projects at a global pharma company. I've written onboarding guides and run demos for a 5,000-person AI workspace, and I've put AI agents into a regulated pipeline with tight limits on what they're allowed to do. A small business gets the same care with a lot less paperwork.
One workflow at a time.
Before anything gets built, we agree on the problem, where it stops and what a good result looks like. Sometimes plain automation or a tidier process beats an AI agent, and that's a fine outcome.
Remote, with one person accountable.
We work over calls, screen shares and a shared project record. You'll know who has access to what, where a person reviews the output, and what you're taking over at the end.
Scope first, then price.
Price depends on the workflow, the systems involved, how ready your data is, and whether your team needs training or ongoing support. After a first conversation I send a written scope and proposal.Tell me what you'd like to improve.
Want to see my work first? Read about my experienceor browse my public projects.