I build software that solves business problems — and I'm looking for an AI strategy role this summer where I can help a company operationalize AI across its operations.
I run Licom AI, a consulting firm where we audit businesses, find the highest-ROI opportunities, and build the systems — whether that's custom software, AI agents, or full ERP platforms. I've been doing this since my freshman year.
Built a complete dispatch and operations platform from the ground up for a 50-person trucking company. Drivers receive loads, run pre-check inspections, log trips. Admin portal handles dispatch, driver management, applications, customer tracking, location-based rate management, and driver pay dashboards. Currently in use. Now scoping it as a standalone SaaS product.
After a single networking call with a private credit analyst, I built a working demo of a deal management platform — borrower tracking, capital provider management, vendor directory, sales pipeline, and deal creation workflow.
Built software for my professor that lets him upload mock exam questions, then uses AI to analyze student responses and surface insights. Cut his weekly class prep by 4 hours.
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Redesigned their website and set them up on GoHighLevel as their ERP. Built an AI chatbot integration that automatically engages new Facebook leads and books appointments.
Founded and run an AI consulting and implementation agency serving growth-stage companies. We've worked with logistics, tax, financial services, and professional services businesses.
I talk to the customer. I figure out what's broken. I prototype fast, build it, ship it, and iterate. I manage a small team — a developer and QA — and I use Claude Code, GitHub, Vercel, Supabase, and Cursor to move quickly.
An AI strategy role for Summer 2026 where I help a company figure out where AI fits into their operations — what to adopt, how to govern it, how to measure whether it's working, and how to get teams actually using it. I want to learn how experienced leaders think about enterprise-wide AI transformation.
Sophomore at Hobart and William Smith. I founded Licom AI and have spent the last year building real software for real companies — from full ERP systems to AI chatbot integrations. I manage a small dev team, close my own deals, and operate like a founder. This summer I want to pair that experience with corporate mentorship and learn how experienced leaders think about strategy at scale.