Independent advisor
I help CTOs and boards bring AI coding agents into how they build software, without losing control.
Talks and workshops for
Agents make writing code fast and cheap. The pressure moves to every step around it.
Work that piles up, waiting for a person
more requests, and they must be clearer
faster and cheaper
more PRs than people can review
not enough test environments and data
more changes for the same release windows
Spec
When code is cheap, companies build more software, not less. The hard part is deciding what to build and describing it well enough for an agent.
Review · Testing
An agent cannot tell if it did the job right. The project must give it a way to check: tests, quality gates and clear rules. Without them, review becomes the new queue.
Release
Whoever directs the agent signs the result. So the work of agents needs to be governed: who can do what, with which data, and with an audit trail.
A clear view of what AI agents change in how software gets built. For leadership offsites, boards, and conferences.
Ongoing guidance for CTOs and engineering leadership: strategy, operating model, tool choices, and rollout, from decision to adoption.
Hands-on sessions that turn your team's AI tools from autocomplete into a disciplined engineering workflow.
None of this is a fixed package. Each engagement is shaped around your company: scope, format and length are agreed case by case.
We took Victor's course and found it extremely beneficial. It opened up new ways of thinking and working for us. We're now exploring how to help our dev teams be more efficient with AI in their daily tasks. The work Victor is doing is extremely valuable. We'll continue working with him in the future.
The workshop is a clear guide to preparing for the development methods of the future. The world has invented an automatic saw and knowing how to use it will distinguish those who build wooden skyscrapers from those who get crushed by a log. Victor's teachings have been key to paving the new way of working for our company.
Programming is changing fast, but technical judgment remains essential. Victor's talk helps engineers understand how to use new tools without losing rigor or craftsmanship. It's clear, useful and, above all, makes you want to think better about how we build software.
Teams and organisations I have worked with
He was co-founder and CTO of fundcraft (Luxembourg, 2020-2026), a tech-powered fund services platform (PSF and AIFM licensed) with 220+ funds. Under his tenure, fundcraft won the Technology and Innovation award at The Drawdown Awards two years running (2024 and 2025), and European FundsTech Provider of the Year at the Funds Europe Awards (2024). Before that, he was CTO of iBroker Global Markets (2015-2020) and an engineering lead at startups in Berlin.
He was Associate Professor of Software Quality at Universitat de Girona (2018-2021). Since September 2026 he lectures on the UdG MBA, with a new module on AI for decision making. He holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Science.
Today he builds with AI coding agents every day and writes down the process in public. He advises companies on how to adopt them without losing control of quality, security or their teams' skills. He is also an early-stage investor at Gi20 Capital.
Tell me about your company and what you need. Keynote, advisory or workshop.
