Growing up, I hacked an 8085 microcontroller to explore assembly language and toyed with Perl just for fun. Those days are long gone, but my urge for continuous learning is endless—a recursive loop with no termination clause. By design!Fast forward to today: I'm a hustler and entrepreneur, breathing life into ideas across domains. Chaos? I thrive in it. Chaos gives me the raw material to carve meaning and structure—it's where my analytical mind excels, dissecting challenges and finding solutions.Project stuck? Key PM just left? Need someone to turn chaos into clarity within days? That’s where I come in. Even if there is no plan or the dates already at risk! Let's talk. As a contract project manager, I bring a fresh, unbiased perspective. I’m not tangled in office politics, and I’m not a threat to anyone's role—instead, I’m a partner. I’m here to stabilize, improve, and empower. The existing team sees me as a collaborator, not competition. My goal is to fix what's broken, share knowledge, and leave the team stronger, with new skills and confidence to carry things forward.Being a contract PM also means I can focus entirely on delivering results. —just the ability to dive straight into the problems that need fixing, without distractions. And when the project is back on track, I leave it in the hands of a team that feels equipped and ready to succeed.Experience: IT Infrastructure Projects, Finance, Business separation/Continuity and many more with budgets from $800K to $170M. PMO with 20+ projects? Yes. Release management for 50+ projects in one quarter? Absolutely. Cross-functional teams? Double check.Outside IT, I've worked in Logistics for High-Value Telecom Equipment, IT Support for U.S. Hospitality, and Finance & Purchase for a German multinational. I’ve worn more hats than a shape-shifter.I also have a creative side—commercial photography, professional portraits. Certified meditation teacher to keep my Zen strong. I live and breathe logic & tech, breaking down problems into actionable solutions.Automation is my jam. If something needs doing more than twice, you bet I'll find a way to automate it. It is more than a technical strategy; it's a philosophy. I seek to eliminate redundancy, not just in code but in everyday processes, creating time for what truly matters. If you are interested in leveraging automation, I welcome an open discussion over coffee.RECRUITERS: Hybrid and C2C roles only. If the project needs > 40 hours work, all hours need to be compensated—no unpaid work.