AI is everywhere in technical discussions today. Very few projects extract measurable value from it. My role isn't to 'add AI'. It's to help decide whether AI is relevant, where it actually is, and how to integrate it without weakening what already works.
When to Intervene
internal or market pressure around AI
uncertainty about real use cases
concerns about costs, dependencies, or risks
integration considered in an existing product or architecture
What I Do
identification of use cases where AI brings concrete, measurable value
cost, value, and risk analysis (quality, dependency, security)
architectural framing and integration paths (orchestration, data, systems)
definition of clear technical and organizational safeguards
What I Don't Do
integrate AI "to follow the crowd"
sell unrealistic promises
build opaque or uncontrolled systems
What You Get
a clear decision on using (or not) AI
a controlled integration path if it makes sense
less technical and cognitive debt
a sustainable and understandable approach
For Whom
CTOs and Tech Leads under pressure to integrate AI without clear framing
Product teams who want to assess relevance before building
Projects with an existing stack to preserve
Organizations that want safeguards, not hype
AI entering your roadmap?
Tell me about your context, the use cases you're considering and your constraints. We'll frame it together.