Blake Titus
Practical AI Problem Solving
With 18 years of experience in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction industry, I help companies cut through the AI hype and find the tools that actually fit how they work.
Turn a real business problem into a practical AI solution.
I help leaders and teams identify where AI can remove friction, improve decisions, and reduce repetitive work. Bring me a workflow, problem, or idea. We will determine what is possible, what is worth solving, and the best way to move forward.My background is in architecture, construction, technology, and operational leadership, but the problems I help solve are not limited to one industry.
You do not need an AI strategy to start.
Most people do not need another general presentation about AI. They need help answering practical questions:- Could AI reduce the time spent on this recurring task?
- Which tool fits this workflow?
- Can this process be partially automated?
- How should the team use AI without exposing sensitive information?
- Is an idea technically realistic?
- Should the organization build, buy, automate, or leave the process alone?
- How can AI improve the quality of a decision without replacing human judgment?I help define the problem, evaluate the options, and create a practical path forward.
How We Can Work Together
AI Problem-Solving Session:
Bring one specific problem, workflow, or idea.We will examine how the work happens today, where time or quality is being lost, what information is involved, and where AI may be useful. You will leave with a clearer problem definition and a practical next step.Good fit for:- A recurring task that takes too much time
- An AI idea you are unsure how to approach
- A tool or workflow you want to evaluate
- A process that involves too much drafting, searching, organizing, or manual coordination
- A leadership decision that needs better preparation or analysis
AI Workflow Development:
I will help map the current process, design the improved workflow, select the appropriate tools, and create the first usable version. Depending on the need, the result may include:- A reusable prompt system
- A decision or review framework
- A Copilot workflow
- A documented AI-assisted process
- An automation concept
- A repeatable template or checklist
- A prototype for testing
- A quality-control and human-review processThe goal is a workflow that fits how the organization actually operates.
Implementation and Advisory Support:
For leaders or teams who want continued help turning AI opportunities into working systems.Support can include:- Identifying and prioritizing use cases
- Evaluating tools
- Designing pilot programs
- Improving prompts and workflows
- Creating adoption guardrails
- Reviewing results and adjusting the solution
- Helping internal teams build the capability to maintain the workflowThis is structured around real work and measurable outcomes rather than general AI training.
Who This is For
I work best with leaders, business owners, and teams who know something in their operation could work better but have not yet determined how AI fits.That may include:- Architecture, engineering, and construction organizations
- Professional service firms
- Small and mid-sized businesses
- Operations and project teams
- Department leaders
- Independent professionals
- Entrepreneurs evaluating an AI-enabled ideaYou do not need technical expertise or a fully developed project. A real problem and a willingness to examine the workflow are enough.
Experience Beyond Tools
I have spent 18 years working inside architecture, engineering, construction, technology, leadership, and operational workflows. For the past 13 years, I have helped advance virtual design, construction planning, process improvement, and technology adoption within a major general contractor.My work sits at the intersection of people, process, technology, and decision-making. I understand that a technically impressive solution has little value if it does not fit the work, earn trust, protect sensitive information, or produce a result someone is willing to stand behind.In 2026, I was selected to present at Autodesk University on practical AI adoption for leaders whose organizations are still developing policies, access, and internal readiness. The session focuses on responsible experimentation, practical workflows, human review, and building organizational credibility through useful results.I am interested in solving useful problems, not pushing a specific platform or selling generic AI training.
Book A Call
In 30 minutes I'll review one specific workflow challenge your firm is dealing with and give you at least one concrete AI tool or technique you can act on immediately. No pitch, no strings attached.
If it's useful and you want to go deeper, we can talk about what that looks like. If not, you still walk away with something actionable.