I've spent the last five years in enterprise IT — service desk, Active Directory, remote troubleshooting, ServiceNow. I know how to keep systems running and how to document everything when they don't.
But in my own time, I've been figuring out something different: how to make systems run themselves.
I just finished building a multi-agent AI pipeline from scratch — it autonomously generates, renders, and publishes YouTube Shorts across multiple channels. No manual steps. One command. I designed the architecture, built the failover logic, and wired together Claude, OpenAI, and the YouTube API. The code lives on GitHub.
I didn't come from a traditional dev background. I used AI-assisted development to implement the Python — but the system design, the problem-solving, and the integration work? That was me.
I'm currently open to roles in AI automation, workflow implementation, or IT support where automation is part of the job.
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