Las Vegas, NV  ·  Available for work

I buildAI systemsfor businesses.

Online Operations Engineer

I turn business problems into working software, automation, AI and operational systems, then deploy them, test them and keep them running.

04  /  The other half

Fifteen Years Behind A Camera

Photography and video came first and never stopped. It is the reason the software gets built by someone who has had to make something look right, on a deadline, in front of a client.

Interfaces, motion and the order things are revealed in are the same problem as a sequence. Most engineers have to learn that part.

See the portfolio  →
  • A cinematic frame from a film-look shoot
  • An editorial fashion portrait
  • An aerial drone shot over Las Vegas
  • A frame from a brand story film

05  /  How it runs

Six Steps, And The Fifth One Is The Honest Part

  1. 01

    Scope The Actual Problem

    Usually not the one in the brief.

  2. 02

    Build The Smallest Real Version

    Real meaning it runs, not that it demos.

  3. 03

    Put It In Front Of Real Use

    Traffic, a caller, a card.

  4. 04

    Verify It

    Including the failure paths, which is where the bugs were.

  5. 05

    Hand It Over Or Operate It

    Either is fine. Both are stated up front.

  6. 06

    Improve On Evidence

    Not on opinion, and not on a roadmap.

Most agencies hand you a deck. You get a thing that runs.

06  /  Who you would be working with

No Fluff. Just Results.

No fluff. For owners who want it working, not a slide deck. Bring me the problem. I’ll assess it, figure out the approach, and get it done.

Eric Vegas is an AI systems developer and founder who builds custom automations and AI agents that help small businesses capture leads, streamline workflows, and reduce manual work.

The tool does not matter. Making it work does.

Background, and the Tech Alley keynote  →

Role
Online Operations Engineer
Builds
Web apps, voice agents, automation, AI products
Shoots
Photography, video, content days
Based in
Las Vegas, NV

07  /  Get in touch

GOT A
PROBLEM?

Tell me what it has to do and what it has to talk to. That is enough to start.