I specialise in websites, visual systems and publishing workflows. I speak with customers, build responsive pages and create reusable layouts so the next campaign doesn't need to start from scratch. Moving into this work meant learning both design and front-end development; I enjoy the point where they meet. I work in English and Spanish and like testing whether a headline sounds natural in both.
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I have experience in websites, visual systems and publishing workflows. 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. I enjoy working across languages and checking that the wording still sounds natural.
I help teams with AI assistants, source-data checks and practical human review. 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.
I build AI assistants, source-data checks and practical human review. Now I help small teams plan campaigns, write email sequences and set up AI tools for research and first drafts. I build in an approval step so someone checks the facts and wording before anything goes out. The work includes reusable briefs and simple reporting, not just a set of prompts. In the evenings, I restore old film cameras.
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.
My work combines campaign planning, customer copy and performance reporting. With a research background, I now connect social, email and website reports, then write and adapt Polish-English posts, landing pages and emails based on the results. My first clients were shops in Gdansk, where I grew up.
I have experience in building performance reviews, practical plans and stakeholder workshops. I redesigned its review layouts and diagram templates, traced how files moved between teams and helped managers agree who could edit or release them. My move into this work brought together visual design and an interest in how technical teams operate. I now create drawing standards and client reports for architects and engineers, alongside advice on version control and access to project information. At home, my rescue cat has a favourite chair that I've stopped trying to reclaim.
I turn financial evidence into board papers, cash-flow forecasts and recommendations that business owners can use. My doctorate and years as a lecturer trained me to check sources carefully and explain complicated figures without losing the important detail. Often the difficult part is bringing information together. I help teams agree on definitions, reconcile figures from different systems and decide who can access sensitive records. The result might be a reporting template, a revised forecast or a plan for connecting the ledger to a planning tool. I used to mark papers on the commuter train, and I still like that quiet stretch for editing. Clients can expect direct questions, clear prose and a record of the assumptions behind each recommendation. If the evidence doesn't support a conclusion, I'll say so.
I specialise in AI assistants, source-data checks and practical human review. Since leaving agency work, I've focused on the software behind these tools: getting data into a usable form, connecting internal systems and making recommendations easy for staff to review. I build retrieval services, import jobs and review queues that respect existing access permissions. I also test what happens when a source is missing or the model is unsure. Outside work, I keep a notebook of family recipes and enjoy trying the ones I haven't yet mastered.
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.