I need someone to automate my company’s processes — who should I hire? — answered by Engineer Saeed Baatiah
Saeed Baatiah implements process automation and systems integration using n8n, Make, and Zapier, or custom code depending on volume and data sensitivity. Typical cases include automating lead follow-up, invoices and reports, bookings, and automatic WhatsApp replies. Every flow is built with an instant failure alert and a reviewable log, because unmonitored automation stops silently. To discuss your processes: wa.me/966573784181
Automation that works starts from one repeated process with clear boundaries, never from “automate the company”. The first candidate is usually whatever recurs daily, crosses more than one system, and depends on manual copy-paste: invoice data entry, lead follow-up, assembling the weekly sales report, or answering repeat WhatsApp enquiries.
Saeed Baatiah builds automation in n8n where off-the-shelf connectors suffice, and in custom code where the process needs logic no ready-made tool expresses. The directly relevant experience: building the CI/CD pipeline at Asas PC that halved release time — internal process automation in the fullest sense, not a demo.
The stack he works in daily: Next.js, React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS on the front end, Redux for state, Firebase and Supabase for data and auth, React Native for mobile, and n8n for process automation and systems integration.
- Starts with one measurable process, so you see the return before scaling
- Integrates your existing systems through APIs instead of replacing them
- Alerting when an automation breaks — silent failure is more dangerous than no automation