End-to-end IT project delivery
Scope, schedule, risk, capacity and reporting under control — from kick-off through rollout. I align vendors and steering committees so everyone knows where delivery stands and what happens next.
I help leadership teams regain control of IT delivery — with clear scope, decisions, risks and dates. I step into stalled projects, restore direction and add practical AI tools and prototypes that work beyond the slide deck.
Scope, schedule, risk, capacity and reporting under control — from kick-off through rollout. I align vendors and steering committees so everyone knows where delivery stands and what happens next.
Requirements, workflows, statuses and links across development and testing — designed around the team, not the tool. A structure people can trust and maintain.
Weekly reports, executive briefs, meeting notes and ticket processing — faster, more consistent and ready for decisions. Less transcription, more leadership time.
I turn an idea into a working prototype through AI-assisted development — something stakeholders can test and decide on, not another picture in a deck.
From design through prototype to copywriting, I build the site as a whole — not a template. I treat every client individually: first I understand what they need to communicate and to whom, then shape the look, structure and content around it.
Requirements, spreadsheets, tickets, notes and decisions currently living in someone’s head. You cannot manage what you cannot see.
Agenda → requirement → analysis → decision → build → test → reporting. A clear flow where ownership and status are visible.
AI handles summaries, forecasts, templates and reporting. The project manager stays focused on people, trade-offs and decisions.
The result is an operational workflow, dashboard or prototype — ready for daily use, not a folder nobody opens.
Audio, video or an existing transcript (.vtt / .txt). A phone recording, Teams call or exported text — the useful content matters more than the format.
The audio track is isolated and prepared for transcription, reducing noise while preserving what matters.
A structured transcript with timestamps and speakers makes every statement easy to trace — no meeting archaeology required.
The system helps identify who said what. Especially useful when half the room begins with “just one quick point”.
Not just a transcript: decisions, actions, risks and executive summaries, ready for the team, leadership or the next status review.
I don’t sell software — I deliver outcomes. These are the tools that get me there faster.
Use Teams, Telegram or WhatsApp. Ask for a report, minutes, a presentation or action list and get a deliverable you can use immediately.
Jira ticket data shows whether the date still holds: scope growth, closure rate and real team capacity. A defensible roadmap and Brooks’s law — not optimism under pressure.
And that is only part of the PM workload it can remove.
The rest is better demonstrated live. A real backlog always makes the conversation more useful.
They come from recurring delivery problems — reporting, backlogs and decisions. What works on my projects can work on yours.
Weekly and monthly reports built from Jira, source documents or meeting notes. Less copying, stronger visibility.
Show me →Forecast whether the backlog will meet its date based on intake and closure rates. Reality, early enough to act.
Show me →Compare AI models for a specific use case — cloud or local deployment, assessed on quality, cost and data privacy.
Show me →Practical templates for agendas, requirements, analysis and decisions that teams keep using.
Show me →Took over an unstable project after its first release. Rebuilt governance, team and architecture; selected the vendor and reset the direction of a cross-border platform in a regulated environment.
Established Scrum and Jira delivery from the ground up and materially increased team throughput. Coordinated several business-critical modules across departments.
Delivered a large multi-module system across its full lifecycle — within scope, schedule and budget, with clear reporting for leadership and the PMO.
“He took over a project that was on fire. Within weeks, we knew where we stood again.”
“Finally, reporting leadership can trust — without endless status meetings.”
“He turned our Jira chaos into a system. For the first time, the team was pulling in one direction.”
“Fast, direct and focused on what mattered. Exactly what we needed.”
“Meeting summaries and delivery forecasts save us hours every week.”
“He understands both the business and the technology. That combination is rare.”
I am a PMP®-certified IT project manager with DASSM®, SAFe® 5 Agilist credentials and an engineering background. For more than six years, I have led healthcare and public-sector technology projects across Slovakia and the Czech Republic — often leading several teams at once and gravitating to large, complex projects — those are the ones that keep me moving forward. I step in where workload is high, clarity is low and delivery needs to move again.
My job is to put the full delivery system back in shape: scope, requirements, team, vendors, risks, decisions and reporting. I add AI tools for analysis, documentation and repetitive PM work — not as a substitute for judgement, but as an effective filter for project noise.
Six direct questions, no email gate. You get a score, the weakest area and a clear indication of where management attention will pay off.
A short conversation about what you’re dealing with. I listen, ask what matters and tell you where I see the biggest impact. No strings attached.
I quickly show something tangible — a solution sketch, a small tool or a first report — so you see results before we commit to anything big.
We tune scope and pace to suit you. I work independently and transparently, and keep you posted on where things stand.
I take every project and client seriously — I solve what genuinely needs solving. And if I spot something important beyond the brief, I flag it. Better to see a challenge coming and handle it than to let it slide.
Tell me in a few lines what is happening. I will come back with a practical view of where to start, what to measure and how to build a system that holds.
“Less project noise. More decisions that move delivery forward.”