Right now
I write my thesis during the day and grind with agentic tools at night. It's a lot. But somewhere in the overlap between industrial AI research and late-night Claude sessions, something is clicking.
My thesis is a live company study — real machines, real processes, real stakes. I'm working at Uhlmann Pac-Systeme on intelligent process automation with AI. No toy datasets, no sandboxed environments. Just figuring out what actually works when it has to.
Before that, two years deploying 20+ Rovo Agents across enterprise clients at Communardo, Uhlmann Pac–Systeme and a live-coding talk at ACE Dornbirn where I got to speak about what I'd actually been learning and obsessing over. Strong room feedback, no script. That kind of relief when something lands.
What keeps me going
I train for triathlons. Not because it's fun — sometimes it really isn't — but because it's the only thing that clears the noise. You can't think about a broken workflow at kilometer 30 of a long run. Your legs are too loud.
What's next
Graduating July 2026. After that: whatever moves fast and matters. That might be a role where I can actually own something — AI GTM, tech-business, a team that's building in the open. Or co-founding something with high stakes and a real problem to solve.
I'm not chasing a title. I'm looking for the intersection of AI and real business impact — DACH region, companies that make things, not just present them. If you're working on something like that, I want to hear about it.
If you're building something interesting, looking for someone who moves fast, or just want to compare training plans — reach out.
kilian.warmdt@gmail.com →