Jason Aldemita, AI Automation Specialist in the Philippines
I build AI agents, automations in code, custom web apps and data scrapers that take repetitive, multi-step work off your team. I work remotely from the Philippines with teams in the US, Australia and the UK, backed by 15+ years in digital operations, SEO and web.
- 15+ years experience
- Clients in the US, Australia and the UK
- AI agents
- Automations in code
- Custom web apps
- Scrapers and data
- AI video and UGC ads
- Claude and Codex
He taught himself, on his own initiative, and grew into our AI Automation Specialist. If you have the chance to work with him, take it.
What I automate
Most of the work I take on starts the same way: the same information is being copied by hand between three or four tools, and someone on the team spends hours a week keeping them in sync. Here is what I build to fix that.
AI agents and LLM systems
Steps that read, sort, extract or draft, built with Claude and OpenAI. I put a human approval step wherever a wrong answer would be expensive, and keep the AI on tasks it handles reliably.
Human approval built inAutomations built in code
When data moves between a form, a CRM, a spreadsheet and Slack, I connect them into one automation that runs on its own and tells you when something needs a person. I write these in TypeScript and Python with AI coding tools, so they are quick to build and easy to test, version and change.
TypeScript and PythonCustom web apps
Dashboards and internal tools in Next.js and Supabase, for when an off-the-shelf app does not fit how your business runs. The source code is yours when the project ends.
Source code is yoursScrapers and data pipelines
Scheduled scrapers with Playwright and Apify that collect the data you need and deliver it as a daily digest, with a clear signal when a source changes.
Clear signal when a source changesThe AI automation services page covers each of these in detail, with examples from my own work and what a scoped build includes.
Tired of doing the same task by hand every week?
If a task follows the same steps each time and lives in software your team already uses, it can almost always be automated. Copying data between apps, chasing follow-ups, building the Monday report, checking one list against another: I build systems that do this work on their own and only call a person when something looks wrong. Even tools without a ready-made integration can usually be connected.
Put in one task to see what it costs you now, then send me the details for a free assessment. If you can, record your screen doing the task once, with Loom or any screen recorder, and include the link. I will reply with whether it is worth automating and a rough estimate. For worked examples, see the automation time savings calculator.
Systems I have built
- AI Photo Generation PlatformProduct photo orders, review and delivery
- Gym Management & QR Check-InMembers, check-ins, renewals and sales
- Multi-Tenant SaaS PlatformCRM, projects, deliverables and docs per client
- AI Video Ad StudioVideo ad generation and delivery
- Content Automation PipelineBriefs to reviewed, published articles
- Lead Generation ScrapersLead collection, scoring and daily digests
- Lead Operations DashboardDaily lead data, drop alerts, AI answers and a weekly digest
- Paid-Media Performance ReportAutomated paid-media reporting and optimisation calls
- Foreclosure Listing RadarDaily foreclosure listing scrape, change detection and digest
- AI Phone ReceptionistCustomer phone line: answers questions from the company knowledge base, looks up orders and invoices, books callbacks
- AI Email AgentShared inbox: answers from the company knowledge base, order and invoice lookups, invoice copies
Full descriptions, stacks and what each one taught me are on the systems I have shipped page.
What people I work with say
I've worked with Jason on multiple AI-Automation projects and I've been impressed by his ability to use AI to bridge the gap between complex systems. He is highly skilled at simplifying processes that are scattered across multiple systems and combining them into a single powerful automation that saves both time and money. He has embraced the technology and really knows how to utilize it.
Tyler Abbott, Product Manager, AmpryI've worked with Jason for over a decade, first at Trafficado and then at Ampry, and he's one of the few people I never have to supervise. Give him a clear brief and it gets done. If it's something he hasn't done before, he figures it out. At Ampry, nobody asked him to learn AI automation. He taught himself, on his own initiative, and grew into our AI Automation Specialist. If you have the chance to work with him, take it.
Andrew Pincock, Co-founder, AmpryHow a project runs
Every project follows the same five steps, whether it is a single automation or a full web app.
| Step | What happens | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Scoping call | We go through the process you want automated, the tools involved and what a good result looks like. | A straight answer on whether automating this process is worth it. |
| 2. Written scope and quote | I write down what will be built, what it connects to and what it costs. | A fixed price or an hourly estimate before any work starts. |
| 3. Build | I build in your accounts, or in mine with everything transferred to you at handover, with weekly check-ins. | Progress you can see every week. |
| 4. Walkthrough and review | Every milestone comes with a recorded Loom walkthrough. | An explanation you can share with your team. |
| 5. Handover | Source code and access are handed over, with 30 days of bug fixes included. | Full ownership and no lock-in. |
Rates
Start small at a fixed price, or work hourly. Either way, you see the price before any work starts.
Automation Starter
$400 fixed
- One automation, scoped in writing
- An acceptance check we agree before work starts
- If it fails the check, I fix it at no charge or refund you
- 30 days of bug fixes after launch, source code handed over
Hourly and larger builds
$20 USD an hour
- For larger systems, open-ended work or joining your team
- Larger fixed-price builds are quoted per project after scoping
- Async work with weekly check-ins and Loom walkthroughs
- A typical US-based agency charges $100 to $200 an hour
Not sure which option fits?
Describe the task in the form below, and I’ll tell you whether the $400 Starter covers it or it needs a scoped quote. I take on a small number of projects at a time, so every brief gets a reply from me.
Overseas teams can read more about rates, time zones and how remote work runs on the page about hiring a Philippine automation specialist remotely.
Start a project
Tell me what you want to automate. I read every brief myself and reply with next steps.
Frequently asked questions
What does an AI automation specialist do?
An AI automation specialist finds the repetitive, rules-based work in a business and builds systems that do it automatically. That usually means connecting the apps a team already uses with a small piece of code or a workflow tool, then adding AI steps for the parts that need judgment, such as reading an email, sorting a lead or drafting a reply. The result is fewer manual handoffs and fewer copy-paste errors.
Which tools do you use?
Claude, Claude Code and Codex for AI agents and code, TypeScript and Python for automations, Next.js and Supabase on Vercel or Cloudflare for apps, Playwright, Apify and Firecrawl for scraping, BigQuery and Snowflake for data, and Gemini for image generation. If your team already runs n8n or Make, I can work in those too. The full list is on the About page.
Do you work with clients outside the Philippines?
Yes. Most of my automation work today is for US-based teams, done remotely and async with weekly check-ins and Loom walkthroughs. I take on work from Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada and Singapore as well.
How much does AI automation cost?
The simplest way to start is the Automation Starter: one automation for a fixed $400, with an acceptance check agreed before work starts. Larger builds are quoted per project after a scoping call, and hourly work is $20 USD an hour. You see the price before any work starts.
What if something goes wrong after launch?
Every system is tested against the check we agree before I hand it over. Real use still turns up cases no test covered, such as an unusual email or a field another tool fills in differently. That is why the first 30 days after launch are included: if something misbehaves, I reply within one business day and fix it at no charge. Ongoing support after that is quoted per project.
How do we start?
Send a project brief through the contact form with the process you want to automate and the tools involved. I reply to set up a scoping call, then send a written scope and quote.