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The Human Systems Architect

Reading bodies, reading teams, reading where the system is binding. The niche I'm carrying into what's next: operations + AI workflows + automations.

The Human Systems Architect

A NotebookLM Audio Overview companion to the post below: treating corporate operations like living organisms.


Last week I said goodbye, this week I say hello. As I realign my focus towards the changes ahead I figured it’d be a good time to reintroduce myself and illustrating my work a bit more clearly could help strengthen any potential connections.

My name’s Jhinna and I like to say I’ve had an owner’s mentality right out of high school after I jumped into massage school at the ripe age of 18. Though that seems like a lifetime ago it led me to an abundance of business operations and strategy opportunities. Now, my niche is operations + AI workflows + automations.

Ten-plus years across wellness, startups, supply chain, sales ops, and field operations. The through-line is the same: read where the system is binding, find where the handoff broke, repair the connection so the work flows again. The earliest version of this mentality lived on a massage table, reading a body for the chain of compensation. Same skill, different scale.

What that looked like in practice on my last program: eight production AI-leveraged automations, 250+ hours per year of manual work removed. A field-rep lifecycle system that cut onboarding time roughly 60% across 125+ reps in three countries. A Mexico promoter-deck pipeline built from zero in one week with AI-pair-programming. A reliability layer underneath every build so the work survives operator turnover.

This is the niche I’m carrying into what’s next. Open to a full-time IC role at a smaller co where it fits, or a project collaboration through my consulting practice. Remote. Bilingual English/Spanish for LATAM-adjacent work.

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