AI Architect
Converts the business objective into a technical approach. The AI Architect defines system design, data flow, integrations, and guardrails, leading to a defined outcome.
You may know how AI could help your business. The harder part is deciding what to build, how to measure its value and who takes it to a working prototype. An AI Squad brings business and engineering together to deliver it.
of respondents use AI in at least one part of their business, yet the majority are still at the experimentation or pilot stage.
McKinseyState of AI, 2025The difficulty is no longer adopting AI. It’s knowing how and where it can make a concrete impact.
An AI Squad answers both: one team, one defined opportunity, and the KPIs to show what it’s worth.
Not a one-off AI project. The squad aligns your commercial goals with technical delivery.
A good idea can still stall: tools applied without priority, experiments on unvalidated assumptions, and no engineering to take a successful test to production. Time goes into projects with no KPIs or measurable ROI.
The squad focuses on one defined AI opportunity. Market-fit criteria, system KPIs and ROI goals are set up front, then reviewed once the system is live.
As the work grows into a functional business system, senior engineers stay responsible for its architecture, quality and scalability, so a successful experiment becomes a production system that’s ready to scale.
A single focused team covers architecture, engineering, and design. A system must be self-explanatory in its function. Those responsibilities are all embraced by your AI Squad.
Converts the business objective into a technical approach. The AI Architect defines system design, data flow, integrations, and guardrails, leading to a defined outcome.
Develop, validate, and deploy the solution, applying AI at all engineering stages. They integrate it with your current systems and stress-test it in real-world situations.
The Designer clarifies workflows, interfaces, and human review points, so that your team understands and can utilize what they've created.
AI is now a baseline, not an experiment.
Arithmiks gets you to production first.
We align your business goals to a leading industry solution, with security built in and a production-ready system delivered by senior engineers.
A team built around your goals
Model and build the solution with AI-native skills.
Compare expectations with delivery, then hand over ownership.
Ready to move an AI opportunity from planning to production?
Book a ConsultationThese examples show how top companies have used AI in their workflows, and how an Arithmiks AI Squad can build similar solutions for your team.
Book a ConsultationSimple claims stall during catastrophe spikes. Allianz built AI agents that check coverage, weather, fraud and payouts, with human approval.
Morgan Stanley backed its AI assistant with specific evaluation matrices and daily quality checks.
Legacy seasonal models couldn’t keep up with demand shifts. Walmart piloted machine-learning forecasting in some departments, then expanded it company-wide.
Legal teams need AI output they can verify. CoCounsel draws on trusted legal databases and links source citations inside document editors.
Showroom teams were missing incoming call leads. Autotorino’s AI captures calls, classifies intent and fills in CRM lead records.
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When your organisation is ready to commit to an AI initiative but needs support organising the work, defining measurable outcomes, developing the system or getting it ready for production.
Yes. The engagement includes production-level architecture and development, monitoring, KPI analysis and engineering handoff.
By measurable ROI. The team works to your business objectives and system KPIs, and at handoff, expectations are compared with what was delivered and how the system performs.
An AI Squad engagement takes 5 to 10 weeks: 1–2 weeks to prioritise, 3–6 weeks to build, and 1–2 weeks for handoff and training.
Your team does. You get the full source code repository, technical documentation, and spend and token-usage tracking, so your internal team can maintain it.
Tell us what you're building. We'll read it before the call, so the 30 minutes go on your problem rather than introductions.
Omer and his team put in significant effort and delivered many positive contributions.
Louis-AntoineCTO at GO, Founder at Web2 Web3