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Operations + AI Automation

Human-First Ops,
AI-Powered

Workflows that respect people. Systems that work. AI that helps without taking over.

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10+ years in operations Former creative agency founder AI workflow specialist
The Problem

When AI Tools Make Workflows Harder, Not Easier

The tool was supposed to save time. Instead, three people are doing manual workarounds, nobody trusts the output, and the process doc is already outdated. Sound familiar?

Here's the thing most teams figure out the hard way: it's not a technology problem. It's an operations problem. Someone needs to design the handoff between the human and the tool, build the workflow around real capacity, and document it so the system holds when things get busy.

That's where I come in.

Here's how that looks in practice.
What I Do

Operations That Work for the People Inside Them

Workflow Design

Built for Real Humans, Not Ideal Ones

Every workflow has a person inside it. When that person is overwhelmed, undertrained, or working around a broken process, the system falls apart. I design workflows that account for real human capacity: energy, focus, cognitive load, and the way people actually work (not how we wish they did). The goal is always a system the team can maintain without burning out.

AI Integration

The Right Tool in the Right Place, with the Right Handoff

AI can accelerate work or complicate it. The difference is whether someone designed the implementation around the humans using it. I help teams figure out where AI genuinely helps, build the handoff between tool and team, and make sure the workflow holds without constant babysitting.

Process Documentation + SOPs

Clear Enough to Follow, Flexible Enough to Last

Documentation protects continuity. Over-documentation kills adaptability. I build process docs and SOPs that give teams what they need to execute consistently without locking them into rigid systems that break the moment something changes.

Operational Strategy

The Infrastructure Behind Every Decision That Works

Before the tools, before the automations, before the workflows: there's strategy. I help teams clarify what they're actually trying to accomplish, identify where friction lives, and build the operational infrastructure that makes everything else run.

Sound like what you need?

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About

Hi, I'm Gabriela.

I've spent my career in the gap between "we have a plan" and "this is actually working." Operations, project coordination, workflow design, client services: the connective tissue that keeps teams moving and people supported.

I ran my own agency for five years. I've coordinated across distributed teams on five continents. I've built systems for organizations scaling fast with lean resources. And through all of it, the constant has been the same: I care about designing processes that center the people doing the work.

These days, that includes AI. Not because it's trendy, but because the right automation in the right place can protect the capacity of teams that are already stretched thin. The wrong automation makes everything harder. I've learned the difference by doing the work.


I'm based in Denver, originally from Arizona, and I care deeply about accessibility, sustainable workflows, and building systems that don't require anyone to burn out to maintain.

When I'm not designing workflows, you'll find me knee-deep in a fiber arts project (knitting, crochet, embroidery, whatever catches my hands next), tending my garden, or collecting new graphic tees. My desk has a pastel keyboard and too many notebooks. I'm that kind of organized.

Writing

Thinking Out Loud

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Let's Build Something That Works

Whether you're looking for an operations partner, exploring AI integration, or hiring for a role where these things matter: I'd love to hear what you're working on.