That's not a resume—it's a translation layer.

CPA → JD → Construction → Salesforce → AI. Career spans accounting, law, construction operations, Salesforce application architecture, partnerships, and hands-on AI product development.

Joe Ondrejcka
Joe with family at Sisters Rodeo

With my family at the Sisters Rodeo—where work-life balance meets adventure.

Multi-domain fluency is the moat

Most AI consultancies operate in a single lane. Cloudbeast can walk into construction (submittals, change orders, GC relationships), sit with an accounting firm (reconciliation, compliance, client engagement), then work with a tech startup on developer tooling—in the same week. We speak P&L, not just API. That cross-domain background is extremely difficult to replicate, and it's exactly what SMB owners need.

Construction

Submittals, change orders, GC relationships—then build AI around those workflows.

Accounting & compliance

Reconciliation, compliance, client engagement—then automate the right processes.

Tech & services

Developer tooling, client intake, agentic AI—we pivot without losing context.

The job is moving from doing to reviewing and relating

When AI handles execution—drafting proposals, reconciling accounts, generating reports—your team's role changes. They become reviewers, approvers, and relationship builders. The office manager who spent 4 hours on data entry now spends 20 minutes reviewing AI output and 3 hours on client relationships. The estimator who manually calculated bids now reviews AI-generated estimates and spends more time with GCs. That's a better version of everyone's job—but it requires change management: new habits, new expectations, new KPIs.

Cloudbeast doesn't just implement AI. We help you navigate the human side: redefine roles, set new KPIs, and communicate the change so it builds excitement, not fear.

AI isn't replacing your team. It's freeing them to do the work humans do best—build relationships, make judgment calls, and find new opportunities.

I founded Cloudbeast to be the partner I wish I'd had: someone who understands your world before touching your systems, who builds real things, and who leaves your team self-sufficient. Personal, direct, no corporate filler.