Alan
Frigo

I build AI solutions for real business problems. Currently assigned to a large retail client.

Projects I've built: - A multi-agent system that flags inconsistencies in payment orders, including possible fraud.

I lead a development team building AI applications, splitting my time between writing code, making architecture calls, and mentoring the team.

I design and build AI agents and multi-agent systems for business process automation with Python (Agno Framework), NextJS, and Supabase, plus machine learning for image analysis and categorization.

I manage cloud infrastructure across AWS (EC2, RDS, SES, SQS, S3), Vercel, and Railway, and design the architecture behind it using VPC, Cloudflare R2, and containerized deployments. I also build N8N workflows to automate parts of development and operations.

I co-founded a media company and led the technical side of acquiring and rebuilding three gaming blogs (OutsiderGaming, LeagueFeed, LeagueTips).

I migrated the servers to OVHCloud Bare Metal and set up containerized infrastructure with Docker and EasyPanel, which made the sites faster and easier to scale. I also wrote custom WordPress plugins and set up analytics with Matomo and Google Analytics.

I ran SEO across all three sites, including on-page work, content structure, and link building, and grew overall traffic by 20%.

I built an internal management system with NextJS, Python, and Supabase to handle quotes, customers, and purchase orders. I also moved the company's infrastructure from a VPS to AWS (EC2), which improved scalability and cut operating costs.

On the marketing side, I ran SEO: daily Google clicks went from 6 to 65, and I got more than 20 keywords ranking near the top through technical fixes and link building.

I worked as a WordPress developer at AT2E-USA, a US supplier of quality-testing equipment for beverage packaging.

I rebuilt and migrated the site from Weebly to WordPress and got it to a 100% PageSpeed score. I wrote custom plugins and automated a few manual processes, which made the site faster and the team's work lighter.

I rebuilt the site again with Elementor Pro and WooCommerce, moving it from a store to a product catalog. I set up a self-hosted webchat with WooChat and built WhatsApp notification workflows using the WhatsApp API and N8N.

I built a web-based podcast player prototype with NextJS and Supabase, picking up a project that had been stalled for months. I wrote the frontend and the backend integration for Apollo Podcasts, a fiction podcast platform.

I also ran SEO, with solid results: daily Google clicks went from 5 to 105, the PageSpeed score went from 70% to 99%, and domain authority reached DR 39 through link building. I moved the site from Webflow to WordPress for better performance and control.

On top of that, I set up email marketing with AWS SES and worked on app store visibility through ASO.

I founded Rocket Jump, a digital marketing company that co-produced and launched infoproducts with content creators. I handled both the strategy and the day-to-day of those launches, from planning the content to running the sales.

I launched several digital products and helped creators build an audience. I ran paid campaigns on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok that brought in leads and sales, and I led the work on landing pages built to convert, with automation and analytics wired in to track what worked.

I also managed a video editing team, designed and tuned landing pages, and set up email marketing automation with AWS SES.

I started Rebbel as a men's watch store and later grew it into a men's apparel brand built mostly around t-shirts.

I moved the store from PrestaShop to WordPress and WooCommerce, which made it easier to use and run. I improved local SEO and brought in more organic traffic.

I built sales funnels and newsletter campaigns that got customers more engaged and lifted conversion rates. I ran the whole store myself, from the first setup through the ongoing upkeep.