A question we get all the time, but what does it really mean? I believe our work is a reflection of us, and is at its best at the cross section of what we enjoy, what we're good at, and what the world needs. With that in mind, the answer to what I do is: solve complex problems with simple solutions, so the people around me compound what they're already great at.
AI is a multiplier, not an equalizer.
The idea is not to be free of work. The point is to do it well, to take raw ground and make something flourish out of it. Tools don't remove the work; they raise the ceiling on what good work looks like.
That's the premise and promise of AI, in my opinion: roles grow in complexity, because we can do so much more. We are freed to spend our time on the unique ways we can amplify the world. The compass can now be pointed at bigger, harder problems.
The key to productivity is one source of truth, a steady cadence, and clear reporting, all wrapped with room to breathe, create, iterate, and be human. I build systems that work with people, not the other way around: they should enable great work, not force it into a box where innovation is stifled and nuance is ignored.
Planning, status tracking, and a reporting cadence that keeps cross-functional teams aligned and accountable.
Standing up a central operating system: documented, repeatable, owner-assigned workflows.
Make, Notion, Twilio, and Claude wired into pipelines that replace manual coordination.
Organizing and routing creative and deliverables so the right version reaches the right stakeholder, fast.
Dashboards and clear reporting that surface risk early and put the right metric in front of leadership.
First eye on the work, catching what's off-brand or not ready before it ships and saving rounds of rework.
Jake leads strategy, systems, and AI-powered operations for brands and enterprises looking for simple, repeatable solutions to complex problems.
"When two explanations fit the facts equally well, I prefer the one with the fewest assumptions."
Jake spent a decade plus in-house at Beachbody, from CEO advisory through creative and strategic production, as the company grew to over $1B in annual revenue and went public. He brings that operational depth to every engagement, along with a technical fluency in automation, data systems, and agent architecture.
On the personal side, Jake is a husband and father, raising his three kids with his wife Hailee in Texas. He believes the constant pursuit of what is good, beautiful, and true will lead you through the narrow gate, to the ultimate Kingdom.
"When you walk in the light, you need not fear the shadows."