WHAT USED TO TAKE HOURS NOW RUNS ON ITS OWN.
FIVE SERVICES. ONE WAY OF WORKING.
In practice they rarely show up alone: a process that gets automated usually starts with an analysis and ends up as an application. Expand any of them to see how I approach it, what I deliver and with which tools.
THE PROBLEM PICKS THE TOOL.
There is no favourite technology in this list. In some projects I ruled out artificial intelligence because the process demanded identical results on every run; in others I put it at the centre, because language had to be interpreted or there was nothing but a blurry image. The difference was never fashion: it was what the problem required.
These are not all of them: after more than fifty automations in production, the full list would be unreadable. These are the ones that best explain how I work. One ended up sold as a product. Another concluded there was nothing to find, and it taught me the most.
I STARTED FIXING SYSTEMS. NOW I AUTOMATE THEM.
Support, systems, networks and then automation. Having been on the side that takes the call at three in the morning explains fairly well why I now build processes that speak up when they fail.
EXPERIENCE
Oct 2022 — Present
RPA Developer & Business Analyst
T-Systems · Granada, Spain
- Business process analysis: requirement gathering, direct client contact, functional documentation and effort estimation.
- UiPath automations built on REFramework and in-house libraries, integrating APIs, OCR, Document Understanding, databases, SAP and Excel.
- Bringing AI into processes: prompting, model API integration and use cases around extracting and interpreting information.
- Running things in production with Orchestrator, monitoring with Splunk, log analysis and version control with Git.
Apr — Oct 2022
RPA Developer
Intelcia · Remote
- Consulting, development and rollout of UiPath automations for the company’s internal processes.
- REFramework, OCR and Google Cloud services applied to documents that arrived in poor condition.
2020
IT Technician — Erasmus
Deltion College · Zwolle, Netherlands
- International systems and support placement, working entirely in English.
2018
IT Technician
Clínica del Pilar · Barcelona, Spain
- Support, systems and infrastructure maintenance in a healthcare environment running around the clock.
EDUCATION
2022
RPA Development with UiPath
Generation Spain · 240 h
2019 — 2021
Network Systems Administration
Higher vocational degree · Average grade 9/10
2017 — 2019
Microcomputer Systems and Networks
Intermediate vocational degree · Average grade 9/10
CERTIFICATIONS
UIPATH
UiPath Certified Professional Automation Developer
- AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
- Oracle — Database Design and Programming with SQL
- Oracle — Database Programming with PL/SQL
- Oracle — Java Programming
- CCNAv7: Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials
- CCNA Cybersecurity Operations
LANGUAGES
- SpanishNative
- CatalanNative
- EnglishB2
UNDERSTAND FIRST. AUTOMATE AFTER.
Six rules I did not write for this page: they are the ones I apply on every project. The first three decide whether the project gets to exist.
I look for what can be automated
I go through the business processes looking for manual tasks that repeat and follow a logic. And to find out whether they really follow it, I sit with whoever runs them and watch them work: the real process is almost never the documented one.
If it does not pay off, I say so
Before writing a line I work out effort and return. Not every manual process deserves automating, and saying so in time is worth more than delivering something that will never earn back what it cost.
My job is not to execute the brief
It is to find where the current approach can be improved and propose it. I have replaced more than one requested solution with a different one, and that is exactly the part of analysis work I care about.
Scope gets closed before we start
And to keep it closed, frequent meetings throughout: the client asks questions and so do I. What does not work is moving already approved requirements halfway through.
Objectives, not office hours
Five years working remotely: I plan by task, estimate how long each one takes and work through them in the order I set. The commitment is delivering the expected result within the expected time.
AI, my best ally
I use it on every project, as an advisor and as a developer. And it works better the more bounded the assignment: I review everything it produces, because the more abstract the request, the less reliable the output.
I wanted to know a bit of everything and was an expert in nothing. Specialising changed that completely.
I have not stopped since: every day I think of a new project I want to build.
THE CONVERSATION STARTS HERE.
If you have a process eating your day, a collaboration in mind, or you just want to know how I would approach something, this is the place.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
I read every message and answer personally, no templates. Tell me about the process or the idea in some detail and my first reply will already say what I would do and what I would not.