AI Automation Engineer
I spent five years inside the operations I now automate.
Support queues, sales pipelines, supplier threads, stock counts, month-end reports. I know what the work feels like at 4pm on a Friday.
The full story.
Before becoming an AI Automation Engineer, I worked in most parts of a business.
Those roles gave me firsthand insight into how businesses actually work, and where they quietly lose time to repetitive tasks, disconnected systems, and inefficient processes.
“Why are we still doing this manually?”
The question I kept asking, role after role.
I wasn’t interested in repeating inefficient work simply because “that’s how it’s always been done.” Long before automation became my profession, I was already improving workflows wherever I found them: at work, in personal projects, even in school. I wasn’t just interested in automation. I was interested in improving how work gets done.
Today, I combine that operational experience with your understanding of your own business to design practical automation systems that solve real problems, not imagined ones. You know your business. I bring the operational perspective, the technical expertise, and the automation strategy, and together we build systems that actually remove the repetitive work slowing your team down.
Understand the operation before the automation.
Every project starts with how your business works today, before anyone decides what should be automated tomorrow.
Career
How I got here.
Six roles, newest first, and what each one taught me about where the time actually goes.
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AI Automation Engineer
Jun 2025 - today
Self-employed
Building the same kind of systems for other businesses, and starting every one of them by asking how the work happens today.
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Account Associate / Technical Sales
Jan - May 2025
VXI Global Solutions · Quezon City
Answering the same technical questions on every call taught me that most sales friction is not persuasion. It is missing information, repeated.
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Warehouse Encoder & IT Intern
Sep 2024 - Jan 2025
RR Encabo Constructors · Quezon City
Replaced a paper tracking system with a live one built from Google Forms and Sheets. Manual errors dropped to nearly zero, and that's when I got hooked on what one small script could remove.
Best Innovator Award -
E-Commerce VA
Jul - Nov 2024
Pawfect Haven Supplies · Remote
Orders, stock, suppliers and reporting all lived in different places. I became the integration between them, which is a bad job for a person.
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Digital Media & Content Specialist
Apr 2023 - Jun 2024
Lunchbox Creatives · Manila
Consistency didn't come from talent, it came from templates. Once the process was standardized, quality stopped depending on who was having a good day.
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Marketing VA
Dec 2021 - Mar 2022
Brabus Marketing · Remote
Campaign reporting and outreach ran through spreadsheets built by hand. I saw how much of marketing work is actually data entry, not strategy.
The formal version
Full work history, technical skills and qualifications, in the format recruiters expect.
That’s my side of it. Now tell me about your operation.
Come with a problem, leave with a straight answer about whether automation is worth it.
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