The Automation Sprint

Fixed-scope engagement

One painful manual process — automated, in production, in 3 weeks. Fixed price.

The problem

Every week, someone on your team spends hours on work a machine should do: assembling the same report, moving data between tools, processing documents, chasing status updates across spreadsheets. You know AI could fix it. Nobody has the time — or the technical hands — to actually make it happen.

The outcome

Three weeks after kickoff, one process runs without a human. You get back the hours it was eating, permanently. A process that costs your team 5 hours a week costs you ~260 hours a year — most Sprints pay for themselves inside a quarter.

What a Sprint looks like

A weekly ops or financial report that took someone half a day → generated and delivered automatically
Data scattered across your SaaS tools → synced, reconciled, and pushed where it belongs, no copy-paste
Incoming documents (invoices, forms, applications) → parsed, validated, and filed by an AI workflow
The internal tool your team keeps wishing existed → scoped, built, and shipped

How it works

Week 1 — Understand & freeze

I sit with the person who does this work today. We map the process end-to-end and sign a one-page scope: what the automation does, with what inputs, and how we measure success.
Week 2 — Build

AI agents, n8n/Make, or custom code — whatever the process actually needs. Working demo on day 10.
Week 3 — Ship

Deployed in your environment, documented in plain language, handover call with your team. 30 days of included fixes.

Not included (this is what makes the fixed price possible): a second process (that's a second Sprint) · scope changes after the Week-1 freeze (parked for the next Sprint) · ongoing maintenance beyond 30 days (see Technical Partner retainer) · enterprise SSO/compliance integration work.

€5,000 / $5,800 — fixed

50% to book your start date · 50% at delivery.
Invoiced by my Korean company (유한회사).
Contracts in English or French.

The guarantee

If the automation isn't running in production within 3 weeks of kickoff, you don't pay the balance. I can offer this because Week 1 exists: we don't build until the scope is frozen.

Start here

20-minute call → one-page scope proposal within 48 hours → your deposit books the slot.

I run a maximum of 2 Sprints per month.

Book a 20-minute call

Ongoing engagement · Retainer

Fractional Technical Partner

Senior technical leadership, ~2 days a week — without the full-time hire.

Ship

Features, integrations, and automations — built or delegated, but always delivered.

Decide

Architecture, build-vs-buy, vendor and dev-agency management.

Operate

Your automation stack stays running, monitored, and improving.

Represent

Technical presence in Seoul — partner meetings, technical due diligence, hiring interviews — in English, French, or functional Korean.

€3,000 / $3,500 per month

Initial term 3 months, then rolling monthly, 30 days' notice either way · First month invoiced at signature · Invoiced by my Korean company (유한회사).

How this usually starts. Most partners begin with an Automation Sprint — three weeks, fixed price, and we find out how we work together before either of us commits to months. I take a maximum of 2 partner companies at a time.

For foreign companies operating in Korea

Your soft-landing program got you incorporated. Then what?

I'm the one on the ground in Seoul who actually ships your product, automates your ops, and runs your technical execution — in French, English, and functional Korean.

On the ground in Seoul. Same time zone as your Korea operation, not eight hours behind it.
English, French, functional Korean. Partner meetings, due diligence, and hiring interviews in the room.
Contracts with a registered Korean company (유한회사). Local invoicing, no entity workaround needed.