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SERVICE 03 · AI PROJECT MANAGEMENT

AI project management and product ownership

An AI project rarely fails for a technical reason. It fails because nobody defined what it has to do, for whom, and in what order. I take on that role: project manager or Product Owner, with your team or your vendors.

SAFe 6 POPM · 2025PSPO I · 2025Developer since 2015

01 / WHAT IT SOLVES

WHAT IT SOLVES

01

An AI project going in circles.

Impressive demos, nothing in production. What is missing is a scope, priorities and a definition of done.

02

A vendor that is hard to challenge.

I speak the developers' language: I know when an estimate holds up, and when a technical constraint is real.

03

An overflowing backlog.

Everything is a priority, so nothing is. I rank by business impact, not by technical convenience.

04

A team without a Product Owner.

Someone has to make the day-to-day calls. I hold that role for as long as needed, or until someone on your side takes it over.

02 / WHAT I DELIVER

WHAT I DELIVER

WHAT YOU GET

Concrete deliverables, not a slide deck.

TOOLS

Asana · ClickUp · Notion · Trello · Basecamp · Slack · Google Workspace · Loom · Claude Code · OpenAI · n8n

  • Scoping.

    Goals, scope, what is left out, risks and success criteria, written down and shared.

  • The backlog.

    User stories written, sliced and prioritised, ready to build.

  • Specifications.

    What the agent or system has to do, edge cases included, so nobody has to guess.

  • Delivery management.

    Delivery rhythm, demos, trade-offs and risk tracking.

  • Client and vendor relationships.

    Clear updates and expectations kept, on both sides of the table.

  • Your team's tools.

    Asana, ClickUp, Notion, Trello, Basecamp or Slack: I work in yours.

03 / HOW IT GOES

HOW IT GOES

  1. 01

    Diagnosis

    Where the project stands, what is blocking it, and who decides.

  2. 02

    The plan

    Scope, priorities and milestones, written down and agreed.

  3. 03

    The rhythm

    Regular releases, demos, trade-offs as they come.

  4. 04

    Handover

    Documentation, then the role handed to your team when it is ready.

04 / PROOF

PROOF

SAFe 6 POPM (03/2025) · PSPO I (02/2025)
Product Owner certifications
12+ client accounts, 7 followed without a break for more than two years, teams of 4 to 6 people
Consulting contract, project lead, since 09/2023
30% growth in new client acquisition within a year, 15+ small businesses, 6 new contracts
Konectiz, CEO and Product Manager, since 02/2023
12 agents, 238 tools and 100 conversations reduced to a prioritised defect list
Voice fleet audit, August 2026

05 / FREQUENTLY ASKED

FREQUENTLY ASKED

What does an engagement look like?

The format is set on the first call, depending on the size of the project and the role you need: project manager, Product Owner, or both for the length of a launch.

Do you also manage projects that are not AI?

Yes. I managed web projects and client accounts long before AI: websites, platforms, integrations. AI is simply where I can help most today.

Scrum, SAFe or something else?

I am certified in Scrum (PSPO I) and SAFe (POPM), but I fit the framework to the team. A small team does not need the ceremonies of a large organisation.

Can you take over a project in trouble?

Yes. I start with a written diagnosis: what has been delivered, what is blocking, what should be cut. Only then comes the plan.

Do you work with English-speaking teams?

Yes, French and English are both native languages for me. I write, present and run meetings in both.

Does your AI project need someone at the helm?

Tell me where the project stands and what is blocking it. I will tell you how I can help, or whether someone else would be better placed.

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