I design AI automation and conversational agents that translate real business problems, the kind non-technical teams struggle to describe, into working technology. Support background. Engineer's instincts.
A production AI agent talking to thousands of real customers, and two self-initiated products built end to end, alone, because I wanted to see if I could.
A production conversational agent built with n8n and the OpenAI API, live inside a real business's WhatsApp line since 2024.
A tool built for my own hobby table, then grown into a full product because the gap in existing tools genuinely bothered me.
A self-built alternative to commercial link-tracking tools, made to understand attribution from the inside out.
Most automation fails at the handoff between the person who feels the problem and the system meant to solve it. That handoff is where I start.
Sitting with the stakeholder who feels the problem daily, often someone with no technical vocabulary for what they need.
Turning a vague operational pain into precise logic: decision trees, edge cases, what counts as success. This is the step that comes from years in support and teaching, not from a tutorial.
Mapping the full data flow, integration points, and failure paths before writing a single node.
Implementing in n8n or Make, with AI models configured and prompted for the specific judgment calls the workflow needs to make.
Running real data and edge cases, not the happy path, before anything touches production.
Documenting and walking the team through the system myself, so it survives without me in the room. This is the part most automation specialists skip.

I started in customer support at Turney Academy, answering the same questions, over and over, until I started automating the parts that didn't need a human. That work turned into the team's first technical role, one nobody had hired for, because I built my way into it.
Today I run automation and AI systems on two fronts at once: as Infrastructure & Automation Analyst at Escola da Pele, working autonomously alongside a senior engineer, and at Agência 507, where I sit directly with non-technical clients to figure out what they actually need before I build anything.
I'm based in Brazil, studying Data Science & Information Technology at UNIVESP, and actively building toward a move to Europe. I speak four languages because I like understanding people directly, not through a translator, technical or otherwise.
Whether that's a full-time role or a project brief, I'd rather have a real conversation than exchange templates.
Open to full-time positions in AI automation, technical support, and operations across Europe.
Available for independent automation and AI agent builds, scoped and discussed first.