Liam Lehmann

Liam
Lehmann

I find the slow part of any process and rebuild it.

Looking for a fully remote role in operations, AI or sales.

Now
Business Development Manager, Bosch Building Technologies
Built
Resume Insite, a company I run by myself with AI
Degree
B.S. Industrial Distribution and Engineering Technology, Texas A&M

Three remote roles I'm built for.

Operations

Give me a process nobody owns. I map it, find where it stalls, fix it and run it with the team.

AI implementation

Most teams still do by hand what AI already does well. I find that work, hand it off and keep a person on anything a customer sees.

Sales

Technical, consultative selling. I provide technical solutions in access control and video surveillance, material handling and solar, built around what the customer actually needs.

Remote isn't new to me. My role at Bosch is mainly remote, and Resume Insite runs entirely from a laptop: orders, payments, AI drafting, customer changes and outreach.

The Resume Insite home page
A Resume Insite website design for a corporate attorney
A Resume Insite website design for a marketing student

I built a company by myself, with AI.

Resume Insite builds personal websites for job seekers. I designed it, priced it, wrote the rules and built every system behind it with AI. It's live, and this site runs on it.

  • Orders and payments. An order form, Stripe checkout, hosting that renews itself and a page where customers manage their own plan.
  • AI drafting. Claude drafts a customer's site from their resume. I finish every one before it goes live.
  • Change requests. Customers ask for edits in plain words. Once a day AI applies them all, I check each one, then publish.
  • Cost controls. Every AI call is logged and priced, with daily and per-customer spending caps.
  • Outreach. Campaigns to more than a hundred career centers and workforce groups, with follow-ups and opt-outs.

I built an AI system to research how I trade options.

I trade same-day SPY options. Instead of trusting my gut, I built a system with AI that studies my trades, tests rules against them and tells me when a setup shows up. I make every trade myself.

  1. It learns from my trades. Every fill goes into a journal, and AI looks for what my winning trades have in common.
  2. It tests rules before any money moves. Each rule runs across thousands of simulated sessions and is judged only on days it wasn't built from. The target is the win rate of my best trades.
  3. It paper trades every market day. Rules that pass trade on paper, live, so I see how they hold up before they earn any trust.
  4. It signals me. When SPY reaches a level a rule is watching, I get a text with the level. The decision stays mine.
  5. It reviews itself after the close. Each day it replays the session, compares its signals with my trades and logs what to change.
level watched level level
SignalSPY reached the watched level. Check the setup.
An illustration of how a signal works, not market data.

How the work moves.

  1. Find

    Building owners, facility and property managers in healthcare, education and government.

  2. Qualify

    Is there a real need, a budget and a building that fits?

  3. Design

    Access control and video sized to the building, with AI speeding up the design.

  4. Quote

    Engineering methods behind the quote, estimated with the internal teams.

  5. Close

    Service agreements and retrofit projects, carried from lead to close.

Experience.

Resume Insite and two of its website designs

2026 to now, remote

Founder, Resume Insite

  • Designed and launched a business that builds personal websites for job seekers.
  • Built the ordering, payments, AI drafting, change requests, hosting and outreach systems with AI tools.
  • Set the pricing and the operating rules, including what the AI may change and what a person always checks. Read the case study.
An access control card reader beside a door

Feb 2025 to now, mainly remote

Business Development Manager, Bosch Building Technologies

  • Develop and manage relationships with building owners, facility managers and property managers to grow access control and video surveillance sales across healthcare, education and government.
  • Use AI to streamline the sales process and make operations and system design more efficient.
  • Apply engineering processes to quote generation.
  • Generate and qualify new business, delivering solutions built around each client's budget and building.
  • Work with internal teams to estimate, propose and carry out service agreements and retrofit projects from lead to close.
Pallet racking in a warehouse

May to Aug 2024, Seattle

Technical Sales Intern, Engineered Products, a Papé Company

  • Designed warehouse layouts and elevations in CAD, and designed and explained pallet rack applications.
  • Managed a key account: order entry, order confirmation, routing and invoicing.
  • Managed project lifecycles from concept drawing to final proposal, including bills of materials and cost analysis.
A forklift in a loading bay

May to Aug 2023, Fontana, California

Sales Intern, Papé Material Handling

  • Completed a sales internship program built around solution selling and industry knowledge.
  • Worked alongside experienced sales professionals to learn how solution-based selling works.
  • Presented findings and progress to mentors and supervisors.
A rack of network equipment

Aug 2022 to Dec 2024, College Station

Student IT Technician, Texas A&M University Engineering

  • Supported IT staff on specialized projects and answered the help desk.
  • Configured hardware and software and set up employee workstations.
  • Imaged computers and maintained inventory.
A solar panel being installed on a roof

Jun to Sep 2022, San Antonio

Energy Consultant, LGCY Power

  • Generated leads door to door for solar through product presentations and appointment setting.
  • Followed up with new and existing clients to solve their problems and build the relationship.
Kyle Field at Texas A&M University

Texas A&M University

College of Engineering. B.S. in Industrial Distribution and Engineering Technology, December 2024. Member of the Professional Association for Industrial Distribution.

A water polo game

Water polo goalie

Player and goalie coach in the Texas Conference of the Collegiate Water Polo Association. 2021 Men's Collegiate Club All-American, Honorable Mention.

Tools I use.

Analysis

Power BI, Microsoft Excel, Python, cost analysis

Engineering

AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, warehouse layouts, bills of materials

AI and web

AI implementation, Claude API, HTML, process automation

Communication

PowerPoint, Word, proposals, presenting

Let's talk about a remote role.

Email is the fastest way to reach me.

liamlehmann0728@gmail.com