
Sebastian Siegmundt
- End-to-end builder with full ownership — from product vision and data models to cloud architecture, AI integration, and operation
- Domain-driven technologist — translating energy, environmental, and regulatory complexity into robust, scalable software platforms
- Pragmatic AI & data product thinker — applying AI and automation to improve data quality, transparency, and real-world decision-making
Background
I build software companies and products at the intersection of environmental expertise, data, and artificial intelligence. My focus is on turning complex, regulation-driven domains into scalable, reliable digital platforms that create real operational value.
I take end-to-end ownership—from product vision and business modeling to architecture, implementation, and long-term operation. I work hands-on with modern cloud stacks, data platforms, and AI-driven systems, using machine learning and automation to improve data quality, transparency, and decision-making rather than adding complexity for its own sake.
What distinguishes my work is the combination of domain depth and technical execution. I design systems that can evolve: modular, auditable, and ready for production use in critical environments. AI is an integral part of this approach—used pragmatically to accelerate workflows, enhance analytics, and enable new product capabilities.
I thrive in environments where technology, business, and responsibility meet, and where building something sustainable matters more than shipping the next demo.
My Values
Ownership
I take responsibility from idea to operation — not just for tasks, but for outcomes.
Pragmatic Innovation
New technology only matters if it works reliably in production.
Radical Transparency
Clear opinions on feasibility, trade-offs, and long-term impact.
Long-Term Thinking
Systems and partnerships designed to grow and evolve over years.
Domain Depth
Deep understanding of environmental, energy, and data-driven systems.
Direct Collaboration
Fast access, short feedback loops, and no unnecessary layers.