One Insurance — from nothing to a live insurance platform
DoitCare had no product when I started. I found a design team, wrote the mobile and backend code myself, and shipped an app that lets people buy real insurance policies on their phone without an agent in the middle. Then the bigger opportunity became obvious: the same system could serve insurance companies directly, and that became the company’s core business. I took it through identity verification, payments, five languages, and Cyprus regulatory compliance to a live launch. It serves 1,500+ users today. Getting there meant 100+ meetings with our CEO and direct relationships with CEOs and CTOs across the Cyprus insurance market.
Kronwerk — the CTO left on my first day
I joined as IT Officer. The CTO handed over everything and walked out the same day, which made me the technical department. Instead of holding the line, I tried to reposition the company as a web studio: migrated my own long-standing client base across, ran the marketing, restructured operations, and delivered mid-sized projects — including work for CactusSoft, whose clients include DHL, Nokia, and Huami. Eleven months in, ownership shut the company down for reasons that had nothing to do with delivery. It didn’t work, but it’s where I found out I’d take the whole thing on my shoulders and move it.
Currently — AI agent architecture
I’m building depth in agentic systems: tool design, context structure, and getting AI to do real work inside production pipelines instead of demos. Claude Certified Architect (Foundations), plus Anthropic’s MCP and Claude API tracks. The interesting problem was never the model — it’s the workflow you build around it.
