Build something that moves both sides forward.

Organisations, specialists and teams with a concrete task.

Product and industry partnerships

You know a workflow and the people who use it. I bring engineering, technical coordination and the connection to Stoicera. Together we can examine a use case, test a prototype or develop a product further.

A useful starting point: a clearly bounded workflow, suitable test data and criteria for judging its value. We agree on scope, contributions and effort before starting.

Projects as a starting point

Editorial teams, authors, publishers and specialist communities.

Technical articles & joint publications

A researched article, interview, joint text or longer work. My topics are AI, software and entrepreneurship, with concrete connections to my projects.

To begin: discuss the question, readers, publication channel and intended contributions.

Writing and publishing projects

Educational institutions, event organisers and teams.

Sharing knowledge

A talk, workshop or discussion grounded in participants’ existing knowledge and questions.

To begin: name the learning goal, group and a realistic timeframe.

Topics and formats

Musicians, ensembles and people interested in contemporary classical music.

Performing music together

Conversations about interpretation, performance or recording my works together. Listening versions and available scores are in the music section.

To begin: name the work, instrumentation, occasion and intended use.

Explore the musical works

How we can work together

Both sides make a recognisable contribution. We clarify the result, responsibilities and when to decide about continuing. Scope and terms belong early in the conversation.

Shared goal

A concrete audience and a question that collaboration can address better.

Clear contributions

Identify expertise, development, content, organisation and access to the context of use.

Use

Agree rights, attribution, recording and publication in advance for each project.

Transparent interests

Commercial connections should be visible. A partnership does not promise positive editorial coverage.

Commissioned software development and ongoing operation are handled through Stoicera Group, with a defined scope and separate offer.

An idea is enough to begin

Briefly say who you are, what question interests you and what contribution you would like from me. Timing, audience and existing material help frame the discussion.