I've spent the last 6+ years helping my father run our family's agribusiness, supporting things like coordinating deliveries and talking to suppliers, and generally making sure nothing slips through the cracks. I also did an internship at the Bureau of Internal Revenue, organizing government records, which taught me a lot about staying accurate even when the work gets repetitive.
On the side, I've been building and fixing computers since I was a kid, so tech doesn't scare me, I actually enjoy figuring new software out instead of dreading it. Right now, I'm also teaching myself n8n on my own time, still early in that, but I like the challenge of learning it. I'm the kind of person who's happiest with a clear task list, good attention to detail, and a steady rhythm to my work. If you need someone reliable to keep the admin and logistics side of things running smoothly, that's genuinely where I do my best work.
