Rutgers '28 · B.S. Data Science & Economics · minor CS · Bangkok ⇄ New Brunswick
I build automations for the repetitive, time-consuming work — so people get their time back.
At Agoda, summer 2026, I built two Slack tools for a commercial team. At home, a workflow reads me the news on weekday mornings. I interview the people first, and a person still makes the call.
Looking for part-time or remote work in AI automation, data analysis, machine learning or consulting · NYC hybrid
Green means it is running. I set this by hand and turn it grey if something breaks.
demo · the shape of the real Sep 16 message · text summarised · photos are illustrative, open-licence
Photos: Federal Reserve (public domain); U.S. Dept. of Energy (public domain) — illustrative
Who handles what, what a good answer looks like, where things get stuck.
The steps, the rules, and the exact point where a person has to decide.
AI for the typing; fixed rules wherever an answer must come out the same every time.
Run it, look at the output with the owner, log every wrong answer, fix, repeat.
Docs, a walkthrough, and enough understanding that the owner can change it without me.