Hey, Wonderful to Meet You
I’m Artur Markus, a software engineer in Basel. I build things at the intersection of AI, crypto, and infrastructure that probably shouldn’t work together — but do.
My background started in highly regulated industries — pharmaceutical manufacturing, laboratory automation, compliance, validation, and digital transformation. Working in environments shaped by FDA, GxP, and EudraLex taught me how to design systems that are traceable, reliable, and resistant to failure.
Over time, my focus shifted toward artificial intelligence, distributed systems, and autonomous workflows.
Today I work on:
- AI infrastructure
- agentic systems
- knowledge ingestion pipelines
- orchestration architectures
- Vector-based memory systems
- autonomous tool execution
- scalable AI interfaces
- workflow automation
I’m especially interested in the question of how intelligence behaves under constraints: economic constraints, verification pressure, memory limitations, and coordination between agents.
Most of my work sits somewhere between engineering, cognition, and infrastructure. I like building things that feel slightly ahead of what’s comfortable.
If that resonates, say hi.
Autonomous AI Systems
Designing persistent agent architectures capable of reasoning across tools, memory layers, and dynamic knowledge sources.
Verification & Coherence
Exploring how consistency, contradiction detection, and incentive mechanisms can improve long-running AI behavior.
Human-AI Interfaces
Creating workflows and interfaces where AI becomes an operational layer rather than just a chatbot.