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I do not selltechnology.

I take complex solutions to the point where engineering, business, and procurement are ready to say yes to one another.

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181RUB M in signed projects
203RUB M active pipeline

Technology rarely breaks in the lab.

It breaks between people.

A prototype may work. Without a problem owner, evidence of impact, and a buying route, it remains a demonstration.
01Technologydid not become a product
02A pilotdid not become a decision
03Interestdid not become a contract
My work begins where the presentation ends.

I assemble one route from five different conversations.

I do not simplify. I translate.

Technology language

Model, architecture, accuracy, integration, constraints, and technical risk.Model. Risk. System.

Decision language

Losses, budget owner, baseline, pilot criterion, procurement, and scale.Loss. Budget. Buy.

  1. 01Problem

    What genuinely costs money?

  2. 02Owner

    Who is accountable for the result?

  3. 03Evidence

    Which fact will change the decision?

  4. 04Procurement

    Through which route can it be bought?

  5. 05Scale

    What happens after the pilot?

Every meeting ends with a new fact, an owner for the next move, and a date.Fact. Owner. Date.— ARSENII IAKOVLEV

Every deal leaves a verifiable trace.

Facts. Not promises.

SIGNED181

RUB M in signed projects

PIPELINE203

RUB M active pipeline

PERFORMANCE134–155%

quarterly plan performance at Sber

FIELD9+

years in client-facing and commercial roles

A working field between the lab, engineering, and product
WORKING FIELD / 01

I am Arsenii. I work between the lab, the product, and the decision room.I am Arsenii. Between R&D, product, and the deal.

9+ years in client-facing and commercial roles. At Innopolis: commercializing AI, robotics, autonomous systems, and industrial R&D. Before that: two promotions in under two years at Sber.

  1. 01

    Start with the observable problem. Technology comes second.

  2. 02

    The solution owner validates technical boundaries.

  3. 03

    A pilot tests a hypothesis; it does not imitate a large project.

Now, your technology.

Three questions. One Deal DNA.

A short diagnostic reveals exactly where the commercialization route loses speed.

The more complex the route, the better the conversation.A difficult route? Even better.

A leadership role, a technology project, or a new market. Let’s start with one substantive conversation.