I am 19 and I work full-time on an installation team at Alucover, fitting made-to-measure aluminium pool enclosures. It is physical work on customer sites, and it has taught me the unglamorous things — turning up on time every day, building precisely to a specification, and staying useful when the site does not match the plan.
Outside that job I build things. The largest is StravoOS, an internal CRM and operations platform on a 19-model PostgreSQL schema, with a sales pipeline, outreach analytics derived from a logged activity trail, a client portal and an automation engine. I have also designed and built three websites that are live, two of them multilingual.
I used AI tools heavily while writing that code, and I would rather say so than pretend otherwise. What they did not do was decide the data model, work out which modules earned their place, or write the commercial argument on a landing page — those are the decisions I would want to be asked about.
In October 2026 I start a Business Management degree at Collegium Da Vinci, online, alongside work. I am looking for an internship or junior role where business process and software meet — operations, analysis, sales operations, or a technical team that wants someone who understands both sides. I would rather join a team and learn properly than keep building alone.