I'm driven by a single question: how does this actually work? I help founders turn that same curiosity into AI and automation that holds up in the real world.
I've always taken things apart to understand how they work. Math is where that curiosity found its language. To me it's the most precise way we have of understanding the world, the thing that turns something messy and complicated into something that finally makes sense.
I bring that same instinct to Zinex Technology. I build with applied AI and automation, and the part I love most is helping people turn their ideas into something real. Hand me a half-formed concept, or a team buried in repetitive work, and I'll sit with it until I understand the problem fully, then build the thing that makes it click. Increasingly, that means working alongside founders as a mentor, helping them put AI to work without the hype.
Where AI actually saves a lean team time and money, and where it does not. Practical adoption, never hype.
Workflow automation so small teams punch above their weight and founders stay focused on the product.
Coaching founders and teams to use AI tools confidently, responsibly, and with good judgment.
Ways I would love to contribute: mentoring and office hours for founders, a talk on putting AI to work without the hype, and joining showcase and roundtable events to connect with startups and partners.
Designed and deployed an AI-driven system that automates client account operations for a housing program, cutting manual caseload work and improving accuracy.
Built a responsive platform connecting people with service providers, integrating profiles, geolocation, scheduling, and payments.
Designed a 12-week, 200-hour applied curriculum that turns complex AI and automation tools into job-ready skills for non-experts.
A Minneapolis-based, women-owned technology firm delivering applied AI, workflow automation, data engineering, and secure system integrations for organizations and enterprises.