I like the space between people and systems: finding where a process breaks, then fixing it with clean data, good documentation, or a bit of code.
At Zeo Energy I went from building KPI dashboards and writing the SOPs for our CRM migration to running IT, rebuilding the company websites, and automating admin work with n8n and PowerShell. On my own time I built Paloro, because I wanted a better way to learn the language I picked up as a volunteer and later used as a research intern in São Paulo.