B. Moses Jorgensen  ·  Jorgensen Service Company

Complex problems need someone who has been everywhere.

I help businesses, nonprofits, ministries, and technical teams turn scattered knowledge, messy workflows, and AI opportunities into clear proposals, decision-ready reports, working dashboards, and documented systems. Remote. Global. Measurable.

B. Moses Jorgensen
28+
Years Delivering
Across Domains
Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryNuclear Glass Research · ASTM Standard Contributor
Current Environmental SolutionsR&D · Sales Infrastructure · Technical Communications
Baptist Hospitals of Southeast TexasHealthcare Analytics · Executive Dashboards · National Recognition
Wenatchee Wind Machine ServiceMarket Research · Systems Documentation · EU Distribution
Freedom Generation School · PakistanCo-Founder · 150+ Students · Faisalabad

One operator.
The judgment of a senior team.

Most consultants specialize. I synthesize. My career has crossed nuclear waste glass formulation at Battelle/PNNL, environmental remediation technology at a DOE spinoff, real-time healthcare analytics for hospital CEOs, and multi-model AI implementation — all as a practitioner, not an advisor.

The pattern is not scattered. It is a consistent ability to enter a complex environment, identify what is missing, and build the systems to fill the gap. That capacity transfers across every domain and every client type.

I bring the judgment of a senior operator without the overhead of an agency. I am a US citizen based in Faisalabad, Pakistan, working entirely remote and serving clients globally.

28+
Years cross-domain
professional practice
8
Industries at
practitioner level
AI
Multi-model ensemble
· Agentic workflows
4
Continents of
remote availability
"Most consultants specialize. I synthesize. The specialty is clarity — turning what is complex, scattered, or invisible into something an organization can actually use."
— B. Moses Jorgensen

Three ways I help.

I have consolidated 28 years of cross-domain work into three offer families. If your situation is complex or unclear, start with a diagnostic — I will tell you exactly which applies.

01
Your ideas are not reaching the people who need to act

Proposals, Documents & Decision Materials

I translate complex technical, operational, or strategic work into clear written materials that move readers to decisions — funding decisions, business decisions, or implementation decisions.

Includes
Donor proposals White papers Business proposals Case studies Executive summaries Technical reports Grant narratives Website copy
02
Your operations run on tribal knowledge and manual repetition

AI-Ready Systems & Documentation

Before you automate, the work must be understood. I map current processes, document institutional knowledge, design better workflows, and implement practical AI-assisted systems where they actually save time.

Includes
SOPs Process mapping AI workflow design Knowledge bases Automation setup Ops manuals Handoff systems
03
You are making big decisions without clear information

BI, Reporting & Market Intelligence

I connect your data, build dashboards, automate recurring reports, and deliver the intelligence your leadership needs to act confidently. Built a hospital CEO's real-time alert system in 48 hours — it was later presented at national conferences.

Includes
Executive dashboards KPI systems Automated reporting Market research Competitive intelligence Strategic analysis
Not sure which applies? Most engagements begin with a paid diagnostic. I review your situation, identify the real bottleneck, and recommend the right next step — whether that is a document package, a systems sprint, or a reporting build. Start below.

Start with a diagnostic.

Most organizations know something is inefficient, unclear, or ready for AI — but they do not yet know exactly what to build. A paid diagnostic gives you clarity before you commit to a larger project.

The diagnostic is a fixed-scope engagement: I review your situation, documents, workflows, or data environment, and return a structured analysis with recommended next steps and fixed-scope implementation options.

It is also how I qualify engagements. Before I write a full proposal for a complex project, both of us need to understand the actual problem. The diagnostic makes that possible without wasted time on either side.

Request a Diagnostic

Situation Review

$150

You describe the situation via the intake form. I review, ask targeted follow-up questions, and return a written assessment: what I see, what is likely missing, and a recommended next step. Delivered within 48 hours.

Process or Document Audit

$350

You share relevant documents, workflow descriptions, or data sources. I conduct a structured review and return a written report: current-state analysis, gap identification, top three recommendations, and fixed-scope implementation options.

AI & Systems Opportunity Review

$750

For organizations ready to modernize. I review your operations, communications, reporting, and knowledge management. You receive a prioritized roadmap of AI and documentation opportunities, with a 30-day action plan and implementation options for each.

Proof of Work

Not theory. Results that happened.

Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas
Healthcare Analytics · 2010–2013

Built a real-time readmission alert system from a single CEO request — delivered in days. The methodology was adopted as an innovative care management model and presented at multiple national healthcare conferences.

Integrated reporting across case management, coding, ER, nursing, compliance, risk management, IT, and the business office. Designed a role the hospital subsequently required an MBA to fill.

Current Environmental Solutions
Technical Infrastructure · 2000–2006

Joined a PNNL technology spinoff at the ground floor. Built the R&D laboratory, developed numerical models for subsurface energy transport, created the entire sales function, and authored all technical communications — from startup through acquisition.

Contributed to winning multimillion-dollar remediation contracts. Created real-time web portals for active client site monitoring. Deployed to field sites nationally.

Wenatchee Wind Machine Service
Strategic Consulting · 2023–2026

Produced a comprehensive market research report covering the US frost protection equipment industry. Initiated a North American distribution partnership with F-AirGo, operating across 11 European countries.

Delivered a complete Work the System documentation suite — Strategic Objective, General Operating Principles, and Working Procedures — systematizing operational knowledge for scalable growth.

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (Battelle)
Research Chemistry · 1997–2000

Formulated and tested hundreds of experimental glass compositions for the DOE Hanford Waste Treatment Plant — a $30B+ program operational since October 2025. Contributor acknowledgment in a published ASTM standard test method.

Work spanned glass corrosion testing, refractory material analysis, statistical modeling, and numerical modeling — contributing to multiple published PNNL research papers.

Fit

Is this the right engagement?

This works well when Good fit

  • You have complex work that needs to become clear — proposals, systems, data, or documentation.
  • You can provide relevant context: documents, workflows, data, or decision-maker access.
  • You value practical, delivered output over general strategy conversations.
  • You want a senior operator's judgment without agency overhead or junior execution.
  • You are willing to start with a diagnostic before committing to a large project.
  • Your budget reflects the value of what you are trying to accomplish.

This is not the right fit when Poor fit

  • You want vague AI magic with no defined outcome or process.
  • You expect a free custom strategy engagement before any scope is defined.
  • You need a full software development agency or large technical team.
  • You are looking for the lowest-cost freelancer regardless of output quality.
  • You cannot identify a decision-maker, a deadline, or a desired outcome.
  • You want someone to simply execute tasks without bringing judgment to the work.
Process

From first contact to delivered work.

01

You describe the situation

Fill out the intake form. Plain language. Tell me what is actually going on, what you have tried, and what success looks like. No RFP required.

02

I respond with a next step

Within 24–48 hours, every serious inquiry receives one of three responses — not a generic autoresponse, not an invoice for work not yet scoped.

03

We align and begin

Once scope is agreed, I work. You get progress updates at key milestones. No noise. Clear deliverables, clear timeline.

04

You receive the deliverable

Final work delivered with documentation. I stay available for questions. Retainer relationships available for ongoing work.

Response type 1

Starter package recommendation — your situation maps directly to a fixed-scope offer. I send you a one-page scope, price, and timeline. You decide.

Response type 2

Short fit call — your situation is promising but needs 20 minutes of conversation before scope can be defined responsibly.

Response type 3

Paid diagnostic — your situation is complex enough that a responsible proposal requires deeper analysis first. The diagnostic is the starting product.

Tell me what you are dealing with.

Every serious inquiry is reviewed personally within 24 hours. The more specific you are, the more useful my response will be. You will receive a clear next step — not a generic reply.

What happens next After reading your submission, I will respond with one of three things: a recommended starter package, a short fit call invitation, or a paid diagnostic if the situation needs deeper analysis before a responsible proposal can be written. No autoresponder. No sales funnel.

Reviewed personally within 24 hours. Payment accepted via Wise, Payoneer, or bank transfer. Clients served globally.