I've spent 15 years in IT operations, systems administration, and infrastructure — the kind of work where things either run or they don't, and someone's pager goes off either way. I've managed networks, built systems, troubleshot production environments, and kept the lights on across automotive, healthcare, and legal sectors.
A few years ago, I started seeing AI tools show up in the businesses I supported. Most of them were being underused, misconfigured, or straight-up forgotten. Companies were paying for 4-5 AI subscriptions that did overlapping things, with nobody tracking whether any of it was working. That's the gap I decided to fill.
RomaTek AI is how I do it. I audit the AI tools small firms are paying for, cut the waste, wire what's left into actual business workflows, and manage the whole stack ongoing so it keeps working after I'm done setting it up. It's not consulting — it's operations. I'm the person who does the work, not the person who tells you what work needs doing.
I also build custom OpenClaw integrations and automation tooling through my builder/product brand — think of it as the engineering arm behind the operations work. If you need something built from scratch rather than wired together, that's where it lives.
Direct. No layers of project managers, no account reps, no weekly status meetings that could've been an email. You talk to me, I do the work, and I tell you what's happening in plain language. If something's not worth doing, I'll tell you that too.