AI Systems · Business Technology · Community Impact
Strategy Before Action. Systems Built to Endure.
Self-taught technologist, AI systems builder, and community leader turning complicated problems into practical systems that people and organizations can own.
Graduating December 2026 · Available Full-Time January 2027 · Open to Relocation Across the United States
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25+
SHPE members recruited
13
Executive-board leaders recruited
50+
Students reached at collaborative events
10
SHPE convention participants supported
8+
NSBE members supported for national convention participation
100+
Republic Finance customer calls handled
Multiple
Live client systems delivered
The Journey
“My first technology role was unofficial: I became the person my father relied on when something involving a computer or hardware stopped working at his mechanic shop.”
No one handed him a curriculum. He fixed computers and phones, built his own PC without help, and kept teaching himself whatever the next problem required — networking, cloud, websites, APIs, automation, and eventually the business systems that companies and communities actually run on.
That path shapes how he works today: start with the real problem, learn what the problem demands, and build something the owner can keep running after the builder walks away.
The Path, In Order
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Hardware
02
Networking
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Cloud
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Web Systems
05
AI Workflows
06
Community Technology
Operating Philosophy
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The real problem is rarely the first one described. Discovery comes before design, and strategy comes before action.
In Practice · Local Bakery
The bakery project began with discovery — how customers find the business, understand products, and place orders — before a single screen was designed.
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A system that only its builder can run is a liability. Every build includes the controls, documentation, and training its owner needs.
In Practice · Catcher Nelly
The recruiting site ships with an admin system the family uses to update schedules, statistics, instructors, and media — no developer required.
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AI accelerates the work; it does not replace responsibility for it. Human approval checkpoints are built into every workflow.
In Practice · Valiqen AI System
Every stage of the Valiqen delivery workflow records what needs approval, what Jesus has approved, current blockers, and the next action.
Read the case study“I use AI to accelerate research, analysis, documentation, and implementation—but I remain responsible for requirements, privacy, testing, approvals, and the final result.”
Flagship System
A structured operating system that combines specialized AI workflows, reusable standards, project tracking, human approval checkpoints, and delivery documentation to take website projects from discovery through launch and handoff.
Website projects move through 13 stages in order: Lead or client request, Discovery, Strategy, Design direction, Tool decision, Build, Cleanup, QA, Security review, SEO / Google / Analytics, Launch, Client handoff, Maintenance and reporting. At every stage a human approval checkpoint records: Approval needed, Approved by Jesus, Blockers, Next action. Specialized AI workflow roles support the stages, including: Creative Director, UX Strategist, Solution Architect, AI Platform Architect, Frontend Engineer, Backend Engineer, Security Engineer, Performance Engineer, SEO Engineer, Analytics Engineer, QA Testing Engineer, Launch Manager, Documentation Agent, Compliance Risk Agent. Every output is reviewed and approved by Jesus before the project advances.
“The result is a repeatable delivery system designed to make future projects faster, safer, easier to audit, and easier to hand off—while continuously capturing lessons that improve the next build.”
Valiqen OS · Internal Tools
Valiqen is Jesus's largest end-to-end entrepreneurial project: brand, service model, premium public website, discovery-to-maintenance workflows, admin systems, CRM logic, lead tracking, and AI-assisted delivery.
Valiqen OS
“The operational home base connecting leads, clients, projects, documents, weekly priorities, website delivery, AI workflows, quality checks, and organizational memory.”
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Valiqen OS admin dashboard — sanitized capture to be added.
“A local sales cockpit used during cold calls to keep business research, conversation prompts, discovery questions, objections, notes, and next actions visible in one place.”
Business Research
Harbor & Pine Furniture Co.
Demo City, TX
Call Objective
Understand how customers currently find the shop and request custom pieces.
Discovery Prompts
Objection Support
“We already have a website.”
Acknowledge it — then ask what it does for the business beyond existing.
“We're too busy for a project right now.”
The goal of this call is understanding, not selling a project today.
Notes
Owner handles orders by phone; niece updates the website when she visits.
Next Action
Send a short recap email and schedule a follow-up for next week.
Research and preparation, structured — with a person reviewing every step before anything leaves the building.
The AI-assisted lead-generation workflow moves through these steps in order: Business discovery, Qualification, Website / Google audit, Opportunity summary, Outreach draft, CRM entry, Follow-up schedule, Concept opportunity. Every step is manually reviewed — this workflow assists research and preparation; it does not send automatic mass outreach.
Client Work
Live systems delivered to real clients — each one built so the owner controls it after handoff.
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Client Work · Sports Recruiting
A young catcher needed a professional recruiting presence communicating identity, skills, achievements, schedule, media, and contact information to coaches — and it had to stay maintainable as her profile changed. A static page would be out of date within a season.
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Client Work · Photography Business
A photographer needed a premium site supporting booking, gallery selection, communication, portfolio organization, reviews, and client experience — not just displaying work. The website had to participate in the business, from first booking to final photo selection.
Current Build · In Progress
A local bakery does not only need a prettier website. It needs a clearer way for customers to discover the business, understand products, place or request orders, and stay connected—while the owner needs a simple way to manage the work behind the scenes.
Build Phases
New custom website
Google Business presence
Order dashboard
Customer and order organization
Marketing support — TikTok, Instagram Reels
Future customer-service and order automations
Owner-friendly controls
Documentation and training
Client Permission Required Before Publishing
Business name, imagery, and customer process are withheld until the owner approves publication.
The work is active and moving through its phases. What can be shown publicly is limited by a simple rule: nothing about a client’s business appears here before the client says yes.
Community Leadership
The measure of leadership isn't what runs while you're in the room — it's what keeps running after you leave.
The Main Story
As a first-generation, self-taught student, Jesus recognized that Hispanic and minority students in STEM, engineering, business, and technology needed stronger local community, clearer access to professional opportunity, and people to ask for guidance. So he founded the chapter — securing university and national approvals, recruiting members one by one, building an executive board, and organizing operations.
“Led fundraising and planning that helped 10 members access a SHPE convention opportunity, with additional sponsor support reducing final ticket costs.”
“Starting the chapter mattered, but the final test was whether it could continue without me. Before stepping away, I organized the documents, contacts, workflows, event guides, and lessons I had built so the next president would not have to begin from zero.”
Verified Impact
Organized community-service events and outreach, and supported the chapter's fundraising and financial organization.
Recruited members, organized meetings, planned events, and coordinated hands-on project work.
Full leadership timeline available on the about page.
Professional Experience
Branch Operations Intern — Republic Finance, Conroe, Texas
“At Republic Finance, I learned how to stay calm, accurate, and useful when the work is fast and the customer is frustrated. I supported financial operations, sales conversations, underwriting-related tasks, documentation, and more than 100 customer calls in English and Spanish.”
The experience strengthened a skill that also matters in technology: understanding the real problem behind what someone says, communicating clearly, protecting sensitive information, and moving the situation toward a responsible next step.
Developed structured methods for organizing call notes and making required information easier for authorized team members to understand while maintaining customer privacy and compliance requirements.
Early Experiments
Before client systems, there were weekend builds — small, self-assigned problems that taught the fundamentals.
Entry No. 01
A mini PC, a monitor, and a mirror display. It showed weather, email, and calendar — an early exercise in making information ambient.
Entry No. 02
A separate project from the mirror: an assistant that ran locally on his computer, connected through a Google Gemini API key.
Entry No. 03
A robotics-club project. Jesus programmed the movement.
Now
Completing a BBA in Management Information Systems at Sam Houston State University — December 2026
Building the local bakery system
Expanding the Valiqen AI System and Website Delivery OS
Learning more about Claude, agents, evaluations, production LLM workflows, and responsible automation
Improving documentation, handoff, and training practices
Collecting performance and client-impact evidence from deployed projects
“I am looking for the kind of work where technology has to survive the demo—where people need to trust it, understand it, and continue using it after I leave.”