Automation and AI adoption for engineering and business teams.

I find the manual work that costs your team the most time, then build it as a visual workflow in Make or n8n. Fixed scope, documented, and handed over to your team.

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Manual work becomes one automated scenario Five manual steps across forms, email, spreadsheets and copy-paste on the left become one visual Make or n8n scenario on the right. Form Email Sheet Copy/paste Report Intake Check Update Notify Make / n8n Today: manual steps, copy and paste Target: one scenario, documented
  • Eleven years in ALM and toolchain engineering
  • Make scenarios in daily use
  • Integrations between Jira, Confluence, Jenkins and SonarQube
  • Previously Qualcomm, Renesas Electronics, Dialog Semiconductor

Services

Workflow automation (Make / n8n)

One business process, built as a visual Make or n8n scenario, documented, and handed over to your team.

AI adoption for teams

Find the tasks where AI saves real time, prototype one workflow, and measure the result before anything goes live.

ALM toolchain health-check

A fixed-scope review of your engineering toolchain: risks, stability, upgrade path, and a 90-day roadmap.

M&A toolchain due diligence

An independent technical review of engineering tools before a deal closes, with integration cost and risk in writing.

How an engagement runs

  1. Assess

    Map the process, time each step, and rank candidates by hours saved and risk.

  2. Design

    Agree on the target flow, the tools involved, and what happens when a step fails.

  3. Build

    Build the scenario in Make or n8n and test it with real data.

  4. Hand over

    Scenario documentation and a session with the person who will own it.

About

Eleven years of enterprise ALM work in the Stuttgart region, including Qualcomm, Renesas Electronics and Dialog Semiconductor. I work hands-on with visual automation tools and scripts, not just slide decks.

Background and experience

Have a manual process that eats hours every week?

A 20 minute call is enough to tell whether automation or AI makes sense for your team.

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