// work with me

Rent twelve years of
pattern recognition.

Six ventures taught me exactly how AI and blockchain projects succeed — and the six ways they quietly die. I now put that judgment to work for founders, enterprises, and investors.

01 / advisory

AI × Blockchain Advisory

Strategy for founders and enterprises building where the two frontiers meet: AI agents with on-chain settlement, tokenized real-world assets, data infrastructure for intelligent products. I tell you what will break before you fund it.

Best fit: Founders pre-raise · corporates evaluating AI/web3 initiatives · VCs needing technical diligence

02 / architecture

Systems Architecture

End-to-end design of AI pipelines and blockchain systems that hold up in production — from smart-city telemetry serving governments to consensus-layer changes on live networks. Cloud-native, cost-honest, built to be maintained by the team you actually have.

Best fit: Teams with a build mandate but no senior architect · projects rescuing a stalled build

03 / fractional-cto

Fractional CTO

The senior technical operator in your corner without the full-time price tag: hiring plans, tech-debt triage, roadmap surgery, investor-facing technical narratives. I've been the only developer, the dev lead, and the CEO — I know which hat your stage needs.

Best fit: Seed to Series A startups · SMEs digitalizing with AI

// how i work

I've paid for my opinions

Every recommendation traces to something I shipped, broke, or wound down myself. You're not renting a framework — you're renting scar tissue.

Bad news travels first

If your token model is a subsidy, your AI moat is a prompt, or your timeline is fiction, you'll hear it in the first call — not in month three.

Ship over slides

Engagements end with running systems, hired engineers, or killed projects that deserved to die. Decks are a by-product, never the deliverable.

Start a conversation

Tell me what you're building and where it hurts. If I'm not the right person, I'll say so and point you to someone who is — the network is part of the service.