28 projects, 14 clients
Over the last 2 years I delivered 27 client projects and 1 internal product, with repeat work from 8 clients.
I’m a project manager who thinks like a product person
I work hands-on with tools like Codex, Claude Code, and n8n in my day-to-day workflow.
I lead delivery from discovery to release and stay close to the product decisions behind the work.
- 6 years in digital and IT
- 28 projects delivered
- 14 clients
About
I like to bring structure, clarity, and work that makes sense
Over the past 6 years, I've worked across digital projects, campaigns, and web products. Most recently I managed full project cycles for international clients, from discovery and technical documentation to release coordination and post-launch support.
How I work
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Start with the real problem
I prefer to define the bottleneck early instead of pushing a team into motion without a clear reason.
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Write things down early
Requirements, scenarios, and technical context save time later and help everyone make better decisions.
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Keep people aligned
A good project is usually a coordination problem before it becomes an execution problem.
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Stay close to the outcome
I care about delivery, but I also care about whether the work actually solves something.
Impact
A few proof points.
Cross-functional by default
I worked across design, frontend, backend, 3D, QA, DevOps, and analytics rather than handing projects off between silos.
Documentation is part of the job
I wrote requirements, user scenarios, technical specs, and integration plans instead of treating documentation as an afterthought.
Complexity, but under control
I often managed 3-5 projects in parallel for clients across the US, UK, EU, and UAE.
Agent workflow
How I use AI in practice
I use AI tools where they reduce repetitive work, help me structure context faster, or make early testing easier. The important part is still human: define the problem well, set boundaries, and review the output before it affects real work.
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Spot the bottleneck
Start with the task that keeps stealing time or attention.
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Structure the context
Give the tool the right documents, constraints, and expected output format.
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Test the loop
Run small iterations until the workflow is reliable enough to be useful.
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Keep human review
Anything important still needs judgment, editing, and final ownership.
Cases
Selected work
Meeting follow-up automation pilot
Post-meeting processing dropped from 60+ minutes to about 30 minutes.
- Context
- Manual meeting follow-up was taking more than an hour after each call.
- Problem
- Important context and next steps were too slow to consolidate.
- Action
- I scoped the automation scenarios, structured the test context, and led iterative prototype testing.
- Tools
- n8n, Fireflies, Productive, OpenAI, Telegram, Outline.
Full-cycle delivery across client work
Delivered 28 projects for 14 clients, with repeat work from 8 of them.
- Context
- Client work spanned discovery, integrations, release planning, and post-launch support across several disciplines.
- Problem
- Projects could drift without strong documentation and release alignment.
- Action
- I ran discovery, wrote specs, aligned teams, coordinated dependencies, and kept 3-5 projects moving in parallel.
- Tools
- Technical specs, user scenarios, Shopify, WordPress, GA4, GTM, Looker.
PROSTO NOTION
Reached 500+ monthly SEO visitors and 1.75% conversion, then shut it down cleanly when the economics stopped working.
- Context
- A niche Notion template business had to prove demand and stay economically sensible.
- Problem
- The product and delivery flow needed to work without manual overhead.
- Action
- I researched the market, prepared the products, automated delivery, and tracked the economics closely.
- Tools
- Tilda, Make.com, Google Sheets, Notion API, email automation, Telegram bot.
Contact
If this feels relevant, reach out
I'm currently open to remote Project Manager roles and product-adjacent conversations with thoughtful teams. If you're hiring, building, or want to compare notes on practical AI workflows, I'd be glad to talk.