Agentic AI platforms
I work on the practical side of AI: turning broad opportunities into products with observable behavior, evaluation loops, and enough discipline for operational use.
About
For more than 30 years, I have moved between product direction, company leadership, architecture, engineering, and delivery. I am most useful where complex technology has to become a coherent product that teams can operate and customers can trust.
Leadership approach
I like leadership roles where product judgment and technical depth reinforce each other. That means setting direction, making tradeoffs visible, building a strong operating rhythm, and staying close enough to users and implementation to know what is actually happening.
I work on the practical side of AI: turning broad opportunities into products with observable behavior, evaluation loops, and enough discipline for operational use.
I move between roadmap, UX, architecture, implementation, and delivery because quality usually lives in the connections between those things.
I have worn the CEO, CTO, product, go-to-market, team-building, and hands-on engineering hats. I am happiest when ambitious ideas meet daily delivery.
A lot of my product taste was formed in 3D, CAD, MRI visualization, medical image processing, and simulation: places where precision and reliability are inseparable.
Career
The domains changed from visual computing and enterprise systems to medical software, developer platforms, and agentic AI. The recurring responsibility was to turn technical possibility into a product and an organization capable of delivering it.
2024 - Present
UBITECH
I lead product and platform architecture for Gaia, a UBITECH product, and AI-enabled enterprise and public-sector systems.
2014 - 2024
Allcancode Inc.
I launched Run Marco as the company's first product, then pivoted into a rapid application development platform for moving ideas from concept to market in weeks.
2006 - 2011
Evorad S.A.
I helped deliver regulated medical imaging products across advanced 2D and 3D visualization, telemedicine, cloud prototypes, and cross-platform systems.
1991 - 2005
Banking, engineering, media, and visualization
Before that, I led and built systems for banking, supply chain, industrial automation, CAD, VFX, and scientific visualization.
The longer story
My timeline begins with a Philips Videopac, Cartridge 9, and a P2000T. It follows the machines, constraints, and product questions that led from those first experiments to the work I do now.
What's in the name
The name carries the precision of pixels into depth, structure, and the tactile logic of voxels.
It reflects the attention to product choices that grew from years in visual computing, while leaving room for a personal 3D project still taking shape.
Contact
I welcome conversations about ambitious AI products, selected advisory collaborations, and speaking invitations. I'm also open to confidential conversations about unusually strong leadership opportunities.