Turning recurring work into repeatable systems
Built eight AI-powered workflows across HubSpot, Metabase, Claude, and MCP integrations—streamlining support, reporting, client health, and post-call administration.
Jacob Harrison
I’m a product-minded systems builder at BYU who speaks both people and technology—and enjoys bringing the two together.
BYU Marriott School B.S. Information Systems · Graduating April 2027
Selected work · 01
Systems, launches, and growth experiments built by listening first—then finding the most practical path forward.
Built eight AI-powered workflows across HubSpot, Metabase, Claude, and MCP integrations—streamlining support, reporting, client health, and post-call administration.
Launched and optimized localized Meta campaigns across multiple countries, using Tableau data to turn creative and audience insights into 800% referral growth.
Created a Meta lead-generation campaign and custom CRM end to end, generating hundreds of leads and personally closing 10%.
The route so far · 02
My best education has happened wherever people and real problems meet.
Drag to explore
“The throughline is simple: listen closely, make the complicated clear, and leave things better than I found them.”
I’m from Provo and study Information Systems at BYU’s Marriott School of Business. I’ve led service groups abroad, onboarded enterprise clients, built internal systems, sold door-to-door, and found that I’m happiest when I can connect a human need to a technical solution.
I speak Spanish fluently, Portuguese professionally, and enough product, sales, and engineering to get good people moving in the same direction.
Experience · 03
HXP · Building internal systems, automations, and practical tools with nontechnical teams.
LeaderFactor · Led implementations and turned customer needs into scalable workflows.
Brooks & Kansas City Pest Control · Learned the voice of the customer from the front line.
Missionary Department · Used data and experimentation to grow global campaigns.
Playground · 04
A public sandbox for sports, running, and whatever rabbit hole has my attention next.
A playful way to relive the stats, runs, and moments that swung a game.
A visual running log that turns everyday routes into a living collection.
A home for schedules, storylines, rituals, and the unreasonable optimism of a fan.
Off the clock
I’m newly married, happiest with a run on the calendar, and almost always ready to talk BYU football, basketball, or the Utah Jazz. Service and time immersed in other cultures have shaped how I see people—and the kind of impact I want my work to have.
One more thing
I’m looking for product, technical consulting, and sales engineering opportunities where curiosity and ownership matter.