Architecture & Strategy
- Workflow Redesign
- Legacy-to-Digital Transitions
- System Auditing (−25% SaaS cost savings)
- Cross-Sector Adaptability
Tyler Graham
Creative Solutions Architect & Digital Builder bridging team leadership, custom web apps, and n8n workflow automation to eliminate operational bottlenecks.
I’ve spent my career where operations meet real people — across physical infrastructure, capital projects, and high-volume guest facilities — and I’ve brought that same operational discipline into modern web development and n8n automations.
My work pairs process engineering with practical technology: designing workflows that survive a messy, fast-moving day, then building the custom web apps and automations that make them run. Because the best system is the one your team will actually use.
“You can’t automate a workflow you don’t understand. Managing 45-acre facilities and leading crews of 25 taught me to build tools that real people actually use.”
Three practice areas, one approach: understand the operation first, then build something simple, maintainable, and built to last.
A few operational projects across different sectors. The thread connecting them: real teams, real workflows, and systems built to last.
Small Business Automation
Graham International LLC
Disconnected platforms creating 15+ hours of weekly manual administrative overhead.
Engineered n8n automation workflows, API webhooks, and custom web applications.
Legacy-to-Digital Overhaul
Golden Rule Vineyards
100% paper-based operational tracking across a high-traffic retail and facility site.
Implemented integrated POS and inventory management software while standardizing opening and closing routines.
Capital Projects & Public Infrastructure
El Paso County & CSCC
Managing multi-agency community projects ($100K+) and peak-season facility crews of up to 25 across 45-acre properties.
Established standardized safety protocols, fiscal oversight, and cross-departmental coordination.
Whether you’re working through an operational bottleneck or exploring a new project, I’d love to hear what you’re building.