MSc in artificial intelligence and 25 years of building software. No longer typing code: I design the systems and direct the AI agents that build them.
Independent, available for engagements where software is the hard part.
Utrecht, the Netherlands
A self-hosted platform that adds AI assistants to a company chat workspace for recurring marketing work. Every consequential change waits for a human approval in the channel, and credentials live in a vault the agents cannot read.
For a Dutch climate foundation: the software that lets an electric car power a house through its fast-charge port. It updates itself over the air with automatic rollback, ships with a web admin tool showing the live state of every component, and rehearses fault scenarios in a simulation bench before they meet a real battery.
A machine-learning signal engine for crypto markets, delivered with readable weights and a validation harness. Buyers fetch market data themselves and reproduce every published backtest number to the decimal.
With a co-inventor: a vision-only, end-to-end neural-network approach to autonomous navigation. The vehicle compares live camera images to stored reference images, and a remote operator takes over when confidence drops. Prototype vehicles first, patents after.
Co-founder and software architect of Careweb, an electronic client dossier for Dutch mental-health and youth care. Several thousand care professionals work in it daily, managing records, scheduling and billing for well over a hundred thousand clients. More than twenty years in continuous production under medical record-keeping and privacy rules.
If your problem looks like one of these, write me a short note about it.
mail@stephansmit.com