I’m not job hunting.
I’m applying to one job.
This one.
I’m Laurens Borrey — Belgian founder-operator, 5 years running multi-country companies from Mexico. Your job description reads like a summary of my last five years. This page is the evidence.
The numbers first
Your “Who you are” list, with receipts
Reading applications is boring and tedious. If you’d like a 2-minute break, I built you a game — come back whenever.
(Yes, I know you already have your own runner game. Consider this the Belgian fork — keep the uptime, jump the incidents. And unlike yours, mine has an incident included.)
The CV, right here (no download needed)
The AI-native part, concretely
What “hiring AI agents on day one” looks like when it’s already real
My Claude-based agent has API access to our property-management system, banks, Google Ads, Meta, GA4 and WordPress. It doesn’t just answer questions — it operates:
✓ reconciled PMS revenue vs bank deposits across 3 currencies — flagged a 4.9% gap
✓ found the exact date an ads restructure tanked bookings (-52.9% in one location)
✓ rebuilt our entire website: 20+ pages, booking engine embeds, SEO, review system
✓ recovered 23 dead URLs from a botched migration → set up 301s on live
✓ proved a “traffic collapse” was actually a UTM reclassification, not lost demand
# my job: judgment, priorities, and the phone calls AI can’t make
This is the operating model for your ops role — one accountable human, agent leverage everywhere. I won’t need the ramp-up; I’ll bring the playbook.