Data & Cloud Architect · Prague, Czech Republic
AI projects do not fail on models. They fail on data.
A pilot takes a week to build and a model can be swapped out in an afternoon. What cannot be swapped out in an afternoon is the layer underneath: where a number came from, what exactly it means, and whether finance and marketing agree on it. That layer is what Cybrainia builds — a BigQuery warehouse, a semantic layer holding the metric definitions, and measurement that holds up.
Services
Four things Cybrainia does
AI transformation
working· 4 years. I build with this regularly and can hold my own in a design review.From pilot to production. Most AI projects do not fail on the model — they fail on data nobody prepared underneath it.
Data platform
deep· 14 years. I have designed, shipped and operated this in production, repeatedly.A BigQuery warehouse, transformations in dbt or Dataform, ingest through dlt. Layers the client's own team can still change two years later.
Semantic layer
working· 3 years. I build with this regularly and can hold my own in a design review.One metric definition for BI tools and for agents — as versioned text, outside a format only one tool can read.
Measurement
deep· 15 years. I have designed, shipped and operated this in production, repeatedly.GTM, server-side GTM, GA4, Measurement Protocol and consent. The collection layer decides whether the warehouse above it is worth building.
Track record
What this rests on
- Sectors
- Retail · Telco · Travel
- Technologies
- BigQuery · dbt · Dataform · dlt · Terraform · Google Cloud · GTM and server-side GTM · GA4
- Experience
- Twenty years in IT: measurement and web analytics first, then data engineering, now AI transformation. That order is not an accident — it is why the collection layer sits next to warehouse architecture here.
- Where and how
- Prague, Czech Republic · Czech and English
No client names and no numbers. The engagements that would belong here are under NDA or are running for a client I have not asked. When a reference is cleared it will appear here — until then an empty space is more honest than an invented percentage.
A question with nothing attached to it is welcome too — whether BigQuery is the right answer for your case, say. Sometimes it is not.Contact