Jose leads discovery, workflow architecture, client communication, and quality control for Llama Heads. His background combines project management, web and product strategy, technical communication, and practical AI/automation work.
For clients, that means the first question is not “what tool should we buy?” It is “where is work getting stuck, who needs to approve it, and what would make this easier next week?”
- Maps messy business processes into clear next actions.
- Keeps automations tied to actual operating problems.
- Focuses on documentation, training, and human approval points.
Miriam supports Llama Heads operations, implementation, and the kind of detail work that makes a workflow usable after the first demo. Her public bio describes her as a Pittsburgh-based, self-taught figurative artist working across oil, acrylic, and charcoal.
That creative discipline matters here: good automation is not just wiring tools together. It is noticing patterns, reducing visual and operational clutter, and making the final system feel understandable to the people who use it.
- Brings operational follow-through and careful review to implementation.
- Adds human-centered judgment to workflow design and training.
- Public art background includes Associated Artists of Pittsburgh and Oil Painters of America membership.
