AI & automation consulting

Put AI to work on the processes that slow your team down.

I am Jesus Iniesta, a senior engineer and consultant based in Spain. I help companies decide where AI and automation are worth it, then build and hand over systems that run reliably on real data.

Book a 15-minute calljesus.inica@gmail.com

15 minutes. Bring the process that eats your week; you leave with a clear next step.

  • Remote from Spain
  • English & Spanish
  • Fixed-scope projects
  • You own the code

How we can work together

Three ways in, one goal: AI that does real work.

Most teams do not need an AI strategy deck. They need one painful process running faster, cheaper, and with fewer mistakes. I find it, build it, and hand it over working.

01

AI & automation audit

A short, fixed-scope review of how work actually moves through your business, and where AI or automation pays back first.

  • Map of the processes that cost the most time
  • Ranked opportunities with effort, risk, and running cost
  • Build, buy, or skip recommendation for each one

Fixed scope · 1–2 weeks

02

AI agents & automations, built

Working systems connected to the tools you already use: agents, document pipelines, internal assistants, and workflow automation.

  • Agents with human approvals, logs, and evidence trails
  • Document and email processing that feeds your systems
  • Model choice tuned for cost, not hype

Scoped project · weekly working demos

03

Integrate & rescue

Connect AI to existing software, or fix the automation, plugin, or platform that keeps breaking.

  • APIs, CRMs, WordPress and WooCommerce wired together
  • Fragile scripts and stalled builds made reliable
  • Documentation your team can own after handover

Sprint or ongoing · senior hands-on

Typical starting points

  • Reading invoices, forms, or contracts and pushing the data where it belongs
  • Answering repetitive customer or internal questions from your own documents
  • Drafting reports, proposals, and content with review steps built in
  • Turning voice notes and meetings into structured records
  • Cutting the monthly bill of an AI feature that is already live

How it works

Small scope, visible progress, no lock-in.

  1. 01

    15-minute call

    You describe the problem. I tell you honestly whether AI is the right tool and what a first step looks like.

  2. 02

    Scoped proposal

    A written scope with a fixed deliverable, timeline, and price, so you know what you are buying.

  3. 03

    Build in short loops

    A working version early, then weekly demos on your real data until it holds up in daily use.

  4. 04

    Handover

    Code, documentation, monitoring, and running-cost estimates. Your team owns it.

Proof, not promises

Systems I have designed and shipped

The same patterns I bring to client work, running in public.

Agent orchestration you can inspectHolisbi + AgentFlowMulti-step agent workflows with approvals, evidence trails, and executable analysis.An end-to-end AI content pipelineWP Post AI (opens in a new tab)Research, drafting, fact checks, images, and SEO wired into WordPress publishing.Speech to structured recordsSondeas (opens in a new tab)Secure clinical dictation: capture, transcription, translation, and structured rewriting.I know what models really costAI Pricing ExplorerA live index of model prices across providers, used to pick the cheapest model that does the job.
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Questions people ask before booking

Do I need to know what I want to build?

No. Bring the process that is slow, expensive, or error-prone. Working out whether AI or plain automation fixes it is part of the job.

Which AI models and tools do you use?

Whatever fits your data, budget, and privacy needs: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, open models, or no model at all. I track provider pricing closely, so recommendations include running costs.

What about privacy and sensitive data?

Systems are designed around your data rules from day one: what leaves your infrastructure, what is logged, and who approves each automated step.

Do you work in English and Spanish?

Yes. I work with teams in Spain and internationally, fully remote, in either language.

What happens after the project ends?

You get the code, documentation, and a clear picture of running costs. I can stay on for support, but you are never locked in.

Tell me what is slowing your team down.

Fifteen minutes is enough to know whether I can help, and what the first useful step would be.

Book a 15-minute call