One person owns the work
The same person who scopes the workflow also builds it, tests it, documents it, and explains it to your team.
Senior independent automation builder
One person owns the work from scope to handover.
Brussels AI is built around one simple promise: the same senior operator who maps the workflow also builds it, tests it, documents it, and explains it to your team.
No handoffsScope and build stay together
No theatreProduction workflow over slides
No sprawlMaximum 4 active clients
No black boxReview, logs, and handover
Maximum 4 active clientsRemote-first deliveryHands-on implementationAI with human review
A senior builder for operational work.
I work across ERP, CMMS, logistics, accounting, support, document, and automation projects. The pattern is always the same: teams do not need more vague AI strategy. They need a working system with clear ownership, review, logs, and handover.
- • Former n8n team experience
- • Maximum 4 active clients
- • Remote and async delivery
- • Deterministic workflow design before AI
- • AI flows with evaluation and human review
WORKING STYLE
Scope, build, test, hand off.
You send the process and examples. I map the workflow, build the automation, test with real cases, and deliver documentation plus a recorded walkthrough.
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WHY INDEPENDENT
You work with me, not an account layer.
The value is direct senior attention on the process, the build, the edge cases, and the handover. No large delivery team to coordinate. No junior implementation layer hidden behind senior sales calls.
Maximum 4 active clients
I keep the client load small so implementation work does not disappear into meetings, ticket queues, or account management layers.
Built around async progress
Work happens through clear examples, recorded walkthroughs, shared backlog decisions, and focused review sessions.
OPERATING PRINCIPLES
How I build automation that survives real work.
Deterministic workflow first
Rules, routing, schemas, retries, logs, and ownership come before AI. The workflow should be understandable even when AI is involved.
AI where it earns its place
AI is useful for extraction, classification, drafting, summarizing, comparing, and evaluation. It should not silently take risky action.
Human review for sensitive steps
Quote changes, customer replies, financial interpretation, tender review, and operational handoffs can include approval queues and fallback paths.
Handover included
You receive documentation, a walkthrough, and clear notes on credentials, failure paths, maintenance, and what to improve next.