Part-time or full-time AI help for small businesses, from someone who has run one since 2012.
I use AI every day. My sites, client work, and operations run on the same setups I’d build for a client.
I’ve also run Arc & Atlas, a design studio, since 2012, with 600+ projects delivered. I know how a small business runs day to day, because I run one.
Part-time or full-time, for as long as it’s useful. Most engagements follow this order.
Look at how the business runs today and pick the few tasks where AI saves real time. Skip the rest.
Choose the tools, connect them to your files and accounts, and write the instructions they need to do the work your way.
Build the proposals, reports, content checks, and site updates you do every week into setups that run the same way each time.
Show you and your team how to use what we built, on your own work, until it’s part of the normal week.
Monthly support to fix what breaks, adjust as the tools change, and add the next useful piece.
A studio I’ve run since 2012, and earlier support roles at three tech companies where the job was explaining things clearly to people under pressure.
Founder and Creative Director. I’ve run the studio since 2012 and delivered 600+ projects: custom websites, 100+ brand identity systems, content, and SEO.
Clients include DoorDash, Harvard Medical School, and TCU. The studio runs on the same AI setups I build for clients.
2012–now
Visit the studioSocial media support specialist. Handled customer issues in public, at volume.
2017–18
Social media support specialist for riders and drivers.
2016–17
Mobile technician. Diagnosed and repaired devices for customers.
2015–16
AI setup sits on top of the rest. The creative and web work is what I use it for every day.
Claude and other AI tools set up with the context, instructions, and skills a business needs. I sell 20 of these skills in the store.
Owning a project from brief to launch, solo or leading others on an existing team.
Logo systems, visual language, guidelines, and rollout across print and digital, in healthcare, legal, hospitality, SaaS, education, and consumer.
Custom websites in Astro, Next.js, Framer, and Webflow, with HTML and CSS by hand when a platform runs out.
Brand strategy, site structure, copy direction, and organic SEO. Knowing which questions to ask before starting.
Three studio projects, plus the AI case studies on the work page.
Website and online store for an art book publisher, with a clean storefront, a simpler checkout, and custom code past what the platform offers.
Brand identity and website for a New York therapy nonprofit, built to make it easier for people to ask for care.
Website for a New York bridal designer, with custom dress browsing and a shopping experience that fits the brand.
Five recent projects where AI did the reading, the checking, and the heavy lifting.
Tools I use daily: Claude, Astro, Next.js, Framer, Webflow, Notion, Slack, and Raycast.
Arc & Atlas on footer.design and Qube Awards (2025). Mind Body Ecology Institute on Design Rush (2024).
2024–25
Full Sail University.
2013
What you do, how many people work there, and where the week gets eaten up. I’ll tell you where AI would help first.