Rachel Jellinek is the President of Reflection Films, based out of Arlington, MA. She has a background in nonprofit work in public health and education, enjoys jigsaw puzzles, going for walks, and cooking.
Gutenberg is not a horrifying nightmare after all. It's actually quite nice, and it's going to allow us to build custom themes for clients that grant them an unprecedented level of control.
Annie Truong is a veteran digital producer whose freelance experience spans across (most of!) the big advertising agencies in Boston.
Yurij Lojko is a part-time web developer at WuXi NextCODE who also runs his own freelance web development studio at Lojko & Co.
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The work never ends, and that’s a good thing.
Whether we’re building a website, an MCP server, or an online game, the loop is the same: translate an idea into a tangible blueprint, give it digital form, and harness the launch into continual, forward momentum.
Raise the questions nobody asked. Invite curiosity about the answers. Discovery spotlights the known and reveals the unknown.
Sketch out a blueprint for the future. Plan the experience, invent the architecture, and select the tools. Tailor the team around your business goals.
Invest in human specialists where it matters, oversee AI agents where work accelerates. Keep everyone focused on the big picture.
Never waste human talent on work machines can do; time is a precious commodity. Keep a human in the loop where judgment matters.
Never trust the output alone. Always know what’s under the hood. Remain accountable for every new feature and ship responsibly.
Build self-documenting systems. Create secure, maintainable environments. Refine and adapt as your business changes.
No one Can Do it All
When you hire me, you gain access to a private network of digital specialists. Each freelancer owns their own business, and I’ve personally worked with each of them over the years.
