Remote AI Consultant

Yes, I work remotely and am available for clients worldwide. I'm timezone-flexible and comfortable working with teams in the US, UK, EU, and other regions. Typical response time: 24-48 hours for project inquiries. I use modern collaboration tools (Slack, Zoom, GitHub, Figma) to ensure smooth remote collaboration regardless of location.

I'm timezone-flexible and can work with teams across multiple timezones. I have experience working with US (EST, PST, CST), UK (GMT), EU (CET, CEST), and other regions. I can adjust my schedule to overlap with your team's working hours, whether that's early mornings, late evenings, or flexible hours. Most remote clients prefer 2-4 hours of overlap for real-time collaboration, which I can accommodate.

I use modern remote collaboration tools and processes: Communication: Slack, Zoom, Google Meet for real-time and async communication. Project management: GitHub, Linear, Notion for tracking progress and sharing updates. Design collaboration: Figma, Miro for design reviews and feedback. Documentation: Clear, written documentation and async updates to minimize meeting overhead. Regular check-ins: Weekly syncs and daily async updates to ensure alignment without constant meetings.

I work flexible hours to accommodate different timezones. Typical availability: UK/EU hours: 9 AM - 6 PM GMT (for UK/EU clients). US hours: Early mornings (7 AM - 11 AM GMT) or late evenings (6 PM - 10 PM GMT) to overlap with US teams. Flexible schedule: I can adjust working hours for specific projects. Response time: I typically respond to messages within 24-48 hours, often faster during working hours.

While I primarily work remotely, I can travel for in-person kickoff meetings, workshops, or quarterly reviews if your project requires it. Travel costs (flights, accommodation) would be billed separately. Most clients find that remote collaboration works well for ongoing projects, with in-person meetings reserved for strategic planning sessions or team building. Let's discuss your preferences during the initial consultation.

I use async-first communication to minimize timezone friction: Written updates: Daily or weekly written updates (Slack, email, Notion) that can be read at any time. Scheduled meetings: Regular sync calls scheduled at times that work for both timezones (typically 2-4 hours of overlap). Async reviews: Design reviews, code reviews, and feedback through shared documents (Figma, GitHub) that don't require real-time presence. Clear documentation: All decisions and progress documented in shared systems (Notion, GitHub) for transparency.

I use modern remote collaboration tools: Communication: Slack, Zoom, Google Meet, email. Project management: GitHub, Linear, Notion, Trello. Design collaboration: Figma, Miro, Loom (video walkthroughs). Development: GitHub, VS Code Live Share, CodeSandbox. Documentation: Notion, Google Docs, Confluence. I'm flexible and can adapt to your team's preferred tools and workflows.

Yes, I have extensive experience working with distributed teams across multiple timezones. I've worked with teams where members are in US, UK, EU, Asia, and other regions. I'm comfortable with async-first communication, flexible meeting schedules, and documentation-heavy workflows. I can integrate seamlessly with your existing remote work culture and tools.

I've completed numerous remote AI consulting projects for clients in the US, UK, EU, and other regions. These include: AI workflow automation projects where I built systems remotely and integrated with client infrastructure. Conversion optimization programs where I analyzed data, designed experiments, and implemented changes remotely. Frontend design projects where I designed and built interfaces remotely, collaborating through Figma and GitHub. All projects were delivered successfully with clear communication and documentation.