
Amena G.
Claude AI Systems Integration Specialist
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Freelance Web Designer & Developer
Self Employed
Aug 2026 - Aug 2026 • 0 mos
Designed and developed a five-page informational website for Northline Studio, a fictional agency-style brand created as a portfolio project. Planned the sitemap and page structure, wrote consistent website copy, and built responsive Home, About, Services, Portfolio, and Contact pages. Implemented consistent navigation and footer layouts across all pages, added mobile responsiveness, created portfolio sections, and integrated a contact form prepared for Formspree submission. Tested page routing, required form fields, responsive layouts, and basic user interactions. The project was built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with deployment configuration prepared for Vercel or Netlify.
AI Search Visibility & AEO Specialist
Freelance • Self-employed
Jul 2026 - Jul 2026 • 0 mos
Search is no longer limited to a list of traditional blue links. My work here for AI Search Visibility focused on how the business could structure their websites, entities, content, and answers so they could be clearly understood across AI-driven search experiences. I worked across AEO/GEO, semantic content organization, technical SEO, entity clarity, answer-first content, and the relationship between conventional search foundations and AI visibility. Rather than treating AEO as a renamed SEO service, I approached the work as a visibility system. That meant examining what questions matter, whether the site provided direct and useful answers, how information was structured, and where technical or content gaps made the business difficult to understand. The objective was to leave the client with a clearer web presence and a repeatable framework for improving how their expertise, services, and information are presented to both search engines and AI systems.
Claude Training & AI Adoption Consultant
Freelancer
May 2026 - Jun 2026 • 1 mo
Giving a team access to Claude does not automatically mean they know where it fits into their work. Good training has to connect the technology to tasks people already understand. I created practical Claude training for a non-technical user around real workflows rather than feature tours. My work included plain-English quick-start guides, reusable prompt playbooks, screen-share demonstrations, structured mini-workshops, and multi-session learning material. Each workflow was tested before it is taught. Instructions were written so someone unfamiliar with prompting could follow them without translating technical terminology first. For larger learning paths, I structure sessions progressively: fundamentals first, applied practice next, then a shared workflow the team can continue using afterward.