Why I started Bytespace?
I want to be to run 20 companies simulatneously with a team of three humans, and a sh*t ton of AI Employees.
About
Driven by an innate curiosity and a knack for rapid mastery, I delve deep into complex subjects like network architecture, even though I knew nothing about it starting out. Over the past nine years, my career has spanned sales and operations, where I've made significant impacts across the consulting, hardware, and software industries. This journey has not just shaped my skill set but has also prepared me to harness the full potential of AI at ByteSpace, where we're pioneering the future of business operations with a lean, dynamic AI team.
Started a consulting firm, where we did things like helping a social media app scale from 0-100k users
Founded and led a consulting firm. Managed teams of 20, hosted events for up to 300 participants, and drove the firm to achieve six-figure profits within 5 months.
Closed Fortnue 100 deals for a Fiber Infrastructure and Data Center Company
As a founding employee, I played a pivotal role in scaling the company from 3 to 25 employees. We not only competed against industry giants like AT&T but also secured Fortune 100 partnerships and engaged with startups. My hands-on experience extended to installing antennas across San Francisco.
Rollercoaster started when I enrolled at UC Berkley to start a pre-med and physics track, and went on to start my first company in the health-tech space.
My first company was a food label scanner app to help prevent allergies or accomadate dietary preferences for our users
We did not make any money, but was a super fun first deep-dive into the startup world drama.
I learned the basics on how develop a product, but I was hungry to make my first dollar. So I started my own consulting firm (Paladin) - with my friends
I buckled in for 18 hour days starting Paladin Partners — my first real revenue. Hackathoning away from the beach while sleeping in a crammed 50x50 ft room in Lisbon. Yes, my co-founder slept on that little matt for weeks.
We went on to build a team and scale Paladin Partners to 6-figure revenue for next 2.5 years
Paladin was doing great, and was opening the Startup Grind Chapter at my university UC Berkley, so I dropped out to do them full time.
Building founder communities quickly became something I loved. One thing led to the next and we launched a StartupGrind chapter with a proclamation from the Mayor and City of Berkeley.
The first event that I organized was a 350+ founder event with Startup Grind
It was so fun and inspiring to bring together all the cool folks from the valley, and getting to hear what their working on.
Launching the StartupGrind chapter with a proclamation from the Mayor of Berkeley
Grow or die phase... epic failure in the Fiber Infrastructure space
I met the CEO of 6x7 Networks in one of the Startup Grind events. We went on to build fiber infrastructure. I helped close tens of millions of dollars worth in contracts, managed 30+ people, navigated legal challenges, fundraised hundreds of thousands, closed contracts with cities to tear up their streets and install our fiber, and built partnerships with some of the biggest TeleCom carriers in the world. It all ended in flames tho.
I ended up working in tech, building SaaS software for third party risk management and vendor onboarding.
Where I was managing sales teams, sold Certa services to Fortune 100s, and met a few celebrities.
Fast Forward to today, I'm Building AI that can act upon Web pages
After a crazy journey through health-tech, consulting, software, IT and Infra infrastructure, full with highs and lows — I'm now channeling my experience into ByteSpace.
At Bytespace, we're not just building software; we're pioneering a new era where AI employees manage and navigate the web, performing tasks on behalf of users. This is more than automation; it's about creating a framework where technology empowers businesses to operate at unprecedented efficiency. My mission is to transform the digital landscape, making complex operations simple and accessible for every entrepreneur and the non-technical business owners. At ByteSpace, we're setting the stage for the future — one AI employee at a time.