Start with one system
Begin small, decide later
One high-payoff system, then decide if it's worth going further.
Available for partnerships & Head of AI roles
Head of AIAI Product LeadForward Deployed Engineer
Building since 2011 · Northern Virginia
Fifteen years building businesses. Founder of a $1.5M company and an AI product that hit 100,000 users. I turn AI capability into working systems — usually in weeks.
$1.5M
annual revenue founder
100,000+
users on launched AI product
76%
of users turned into promoters

Founder & CEO | 2025–present
AI interviewer
Concept to launch in 6 weeks, team of 3. It runs first-round interviews, assesses their fit for your role, and ranks top candidates for you - so you only interview the best.
Founder & CEO | 2021–2026
Exam prep for medical students
YouMakr works out what a medical student’s next exam is most likely to ask, then writes practice questions on exactly that.
100,000 students registered in a few months on almost no ad spend. Students loved it enough to keep NPS above 75.
Founder & CEO | 2011–22
Electric Bikes
Twelve years, before I moved to the US. I built the first UK e-bike factory and ran the whole business behind it - manufacturing, logistics, finance, twelve people - profitably, to $1.5M in revenue. Two patents. Completely bootstrapped.
It is the reason I understand what AI is actually being asked to fix.
In operation
Workflow illustration of some of my agents. Your processes can run like this.
Add your project brief or job description. My agent will instantly tell you if I'm the right person for you.
A growth experiment I built for Perplexity, filmed end to end.
Step one
Two or three places in your operations where AI actually pays for itself, ranked by payback.
Step two
A working system in weeks, owning the product decision as well as the code. Agentic systems, LLM integrations, automation. For larger builds I can bring in my engineering team.
Step three
AI is only as good as the person running it. I stay embedded: monitoring, improving, extending, and coaching your team on the process.
Step four
When you're ready to own it, I set up the people and process so it runs without me — or I keep running it. Your call.
Start with one system
One high-payoff system, then decide if it's worth going further.
Embedded partnership
Long-term embedded partnership. I find what pays off, build it, and keep it running.
Full-time
Head of AI, AI Product Lead, or founding Forward Deployed Engineer.
Bring the vague idea. We’ll leave with the two or three places AI would pay off in your business, what each would take to build, and whether I’m the right person to do it. No pitch, no deck.
If you’re a founder or CEO wondering what AI should actually do for your business, that’s a conversation I’m glad to have.