I build automation and integrations that take repetitive work off your team's plate, so the tools you already pay for talk to each other while the manual steps stop taking up your day.
The work spans single-workflow fixes to multi-system builds. A few examples of what that looks like in practice:
- Migrated a production database from MySQL to PostgreSQL and improved query performance by roughly 25 percent, with no data loss and no downtime for users.
- Built a GoHighLevel event-reminder automation that handles follow-up on its own, so leads and appointments get reminders, reducing no-shows.
- Connected separate systems through their APIs so data moves automatically instead of by hand, with error handling built in so nothing fails by mistake.
I work in n8n, Make, Zapier, and GoHighLevel daily, and I write custom integrations in Python and Node when a job needs more than an off-the-shelf connector. Every build is tested end to end and handed over with a plain walkthrough, so your team can run and adjust it without depending on me in the future.
If you have a workflow that should run itself, tell me what it looks like now and where it hurts. I will tell you honestly whether automation is the right fix and what it would take.