I automate businesses because I've built them from the inside.

At Wolters Kluwer I built Mission Control — a platform that now runs roughly 70% of a full-time role from one dashboard — and a reporting system that turned a weeks-long yearly deck-building job into ten minutes. For Dr. Hotellato Zrt., a Hungarian hotel-supply distributor, I turned three years of ERP data into a growth plan that runs live inside their CRM, made their customer data trustworthy without losing a record, and cut a 30-hour yearly order-form cycle to five minutes. The common thread: organizations have more process waste than they realize, and the fix is almost always faster than they expect.

By day I work inside Wolters Kluwer, one of the world's largest information-services companies — first coordinating publishing workflows, now as an automation developer. I live inside complex operational systems every day: I see where they break, where time gets wasted, and where automation should exist but doesn't.

Alongside that, I run web development, AI operations, and automation for Dr. Hotellato Zrt. and 4CatsShelter (a boutique guesthouse in Cák, Hungary) — and I run my own admin on systems I built, down to my invoicing.

I study International Business at The Hague University of Applied Sciences and bring a blend of operational thinking, technical execution, and commercial awareness to every project. I speak Hungarian, English, and Italian.