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My work combines AI-assisted customer tools and the websites that make them useful. I begin by talking with the people who will use the result, then agree on a small, testable first step. Clients get clear files, sensible checks and notes they can keep using after the project ends. My dog is a patient companion during quiet editing sessions.

I specialise in building performance reviews, practical plans and stakeholder workshops. I begin by talking with the people who will use the result, then agree on a small, testable first step. Clients get clear files, sensible checks and notes they can keep using after the project ends. My commute gives me a useful pause before the day begins. I prefer plain language, early prototypes and regular feedback over a big reveal at the end. When something needs changing, I explain the trade-off and suggest the next useful step.

I have experience in building performance reviews, practical plans and stakeholder workshops. I enjoy working across languages and checking that the wording still sounds natural.

Noah Adler

4,0 (1 ratings)

I have experience in software integrations for engineering and operations teams. I build services that collect those readings and pass them to monitoring and maintenance tools. The work includes checking protocols, units and update rates with the engineers responsible for the equipment. I can automate data collection, connect an existing application and give staff a screen for reviewing errors. I also set up access controls and document how to restart a failed service. Before handover, we test missing readings and broken connections, as well as the normal flow. Cycling is my usual way to get to work, and I enjoy the longer route when there's time. On a project, I prefer early conversations with both operators and developers. It saves everyone time when a practical constraint comes up before the integration is built.

I specialise in social campaigns, content planning and audience reporting. I begin by talking with the people who will use the result, then agree on a small, testable first step. Clients get clear files, sensible checks and notes they can keep using after the project ends. Travelling by train is how I usually clear my head after a busy week.

Tomas Varga

4,0 (1 ratings)

I have experience in AI-assisted customer tools and the websites that make them useful. That is the kind of integration work I take on through my independent software practice. At home, my elderly greyhound prefers a quiet spot by the radiator.

Fatima El Amrani

4,0 (1 ratings)

I help teams with machine-learning tools, equipment data and operational software. I moved into this work after changing careers and enjoy solving the integration details. Making tagine is a favourite way to spend a quiet evening.

Gabriel Santos

4,0 (1 ratings)

My work combines websites, visual systems and publishing workflows. I develop responsive storefronts, design reusable graphics and prepare social post templates. Before settling on a layout, I talk to the people adding products and approving campaigns. That usually reveals the details worth testing: a longer headline, a missing image or a collection that needs to go live in a hurry. I build structured product imports and analytics events around those needs, so the team can publish and check results without maintaining several versions of the same information. Recife is home, and I still enjoy browsing its small shops when I visit. My handovers include editable visual files, documented components and a walkthrough with the editors. I want the next campaign to be something they can confidently put together themselves.

Jun Park

3,0 (1 ratings)

I build building performance reviews, practical plans and stakeholder workshops. Having run a business myself, I also help teams improve the review process around those drawings. The train to work is where I like to read before the day starts.

I help teams with building performance reviews, practical plans and stakeholder workshops. Drawing on my time in production, I interview staff, advise on handoffs and design review screens that connect to their planning tools. A walk at noon is one habit I try to keep.

I specialise in AI-assisted customer tools and the websites that make them useful. I wrote the Node API and gave managers a way to correct uncertain recommendations. The interface uses shared patterns so staff don't have to learn a new interaction on every screen. I take on this work alongside my day job, starting with a small feature we can test before committing to a larger build. I help choose the scope, document decisions and plan deployment with the team. On the evening train, I sometimes sketch ideas in a notebook, but often just enjoy the ride.

I build forecasting, reporting and controlled finance processes. I begin by talking with the people who will use the result, then agree on a small, testable first step. Clients get clear files, sensible checks and notes they can keep using after the project ends. The small businesses near where I grew up still shape how I think about practical work.