I turn rough AI ideas into working internal tools, prompt systems, and workflow fixes without dragging teams through a six-month process.
Best fit: teams with a real bottleneck and a need to ship soon.
A voice-driven cardiac rehab companion that won the Pulse Foundry AI NYC Healthcare hackathon. I designed 80% of the product, led the build with a team of strangers, and presented the winning demo.
Read the case study →A New York route planner that mixes walking, Citi Bike, and the subway when that combo beats any single mode.
Read the case study →A resume and LinkedIn rewrite tool that compares your materials to a job description, rewrites bullets, surfaces ATS keywords, and streams the results as they come in.
Read the case study →A STAR story formatter for interview prep and performance reviews. Paste a messy story and get back a clean version you can actually use.
Read the case study →A private equity deal intelligence tool built for an internal hackathon. It won first place and turned a messy research workflow into a working prototype.
Request the walkthrough →An ADHD support system built with Google's Agent Development Kit for task starts, breakdowns, time calibration, and momentum.
Read the case study →A sales prompt app where reps fill in deal context and send the finished prompt to their company's approved AI tools without moving sensitive data around.
Read the case study →A live ElevenLabs demo that answers questions about my work in my cloned voice. It's here as proof of the kind of conversational UX and voice workflows I can prototype.
Jump to the live demo ↓My path to tech started in NYC restaurants. Eleven Madison Park under Will Guidara, Maialino under Danny Meyer. I learned that great service is a system, not a personality trait. That instinct carried into enterprise sales at Cision, where I was promoted three times and managed a $1.6M ARR portfolio across 125+ mid-market accounts in healthcare, education, financial services, and government.
I got obsessed with AI while I was still in sales. I built a 50+ prompt library for the team, ran AI workflow sessions at the company's internal summit, and won a company-wide hackathon with a PE deal intelligence prototype I built in 48 hours. Some of those workflows got adopted by the team. My colleagues started calling me "the team's AI authority."
Now I run teamvince, where I build applied AI systems and help teams get them working. I've shipped 15+ production tools in 2026 across sales enablement, healthcare, multi-agent orchestration, and workflow automation, and most recently won the Pulse Foundry AI NYC Healthcare hackathon. I hold certifications from Anthropic, Google, Hugging Face, and DataCamp.
"Vince has a rare ability to translate technical ideas into business decisions: how to reduce human bottlenecks, where oversight matters most, and how to think about AI adoption in a way that's structured, responsible, and scalable."
"While Vince is currently an Account Manager, his impact clearly extends beyond the scope of that role. He brings the strategic thinking, clarity, and execution focus you want in AI-driven enablement or sales success roles."
"I consider him our team's AI authority. He has a rare ability to translate complex technology into practical workflow improvements that actually move the needle for our sales team."
I'm most helpful when the problem is already real and you need someone to turn it into a working first version.
It uses ElevenLabs to answer questions about my background, projects, and consulting work in my cloned voice. I keep it here as a live demo of conversational UX and voice workflow design.