INFINITE
MINESWEEPER
The classic puzzle escaped its borders. An endless premium game with 2,750+ campaign levels, daily challenges, tournaments and competitive ranks.
AI Engineer × Software Developer × Product Builder
Explore my workI build at the edge of logic and imagination, where systems become experiences.
Computer engineering, software, embedded systems and AI.
Connected by one obsession: making complex things
feel clear, human and a little unexpected.
Five products, five different interfaces. Tap, trace, transfer and ask—these are working ideas, not thumbnail decorations.
The classic puzzle escaped its borders. An endless premium game with 2,750+ campaign levels, daily challenges, tournaments and competitive ranks.
Skip the wall of text. Klin turns what you tell Claude into an image, so you can see the direction before a line of code is written.
A conversational layer over complex government information—designed and engineered from zero to a live public pilot.
From banking infrastructure to government AI and pharmaceutical simulation—each role adds another block to the same idea: technology should make difficult work clearer.
Owning the full lifecycle of language-model automation—from design and low-latency model streaming to deployment across government digital-service platforms.
Active roleDesigned and maintained a portfolio simulation platform from scratch, building robust scenario models and optimization tools that connected technical simulation to business strategies.
Completed chapterDeveloped internal tooling and automated workflows that streamlined banking operations and supported critical financial services.
Completed chapterManaged core IT infrastructure, resolved distributed system bottlenecks, and ensured dependable day-to-day uptime and network reliability.
Completed chapterBuilding a rigorous foundation across software architectures, distributed systems, embedded C and AI research while actively shipping products.
In progress · 2nd YearWhen the clock is ticking and solutions don’t exist yet: two first-place championship finishes across national cybersecurity and AI hackathons.
Hacked our way to victory at DCTF26. 🏆
50+ teams. The top spots were hard earned. Ours included.
DCTF26 is an annual cybersecurity conference and Capture the Flag competition organized by DragonSec SI at the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Computer and Information Science. This year's challenges covered the full spectrum — web exploitation, reverse engineering, hardware hacking, cryptography, and more. Not exactly a casual weekend activity, but we managed.
CTF competitions are about as close as you can get to real-world offensive security in a controlled environment. You're given systems, binaries, and devices — and your job is to break them before anyone else does. We did that.
Proud of the team. On to the next one: Lea Vodopivec and Domen Breznik.
Won the hackathon with a RAG-based learning tool built for real impact: full voice control and accessibility support for blind students. 🏆
Took on Abelium’s challenge and delivered a solution that exceeded functional demands and held up under technical scrutiny.
The system uses a FAISS vector database with hybrid retrieval combining semantic and keyword search. Speech-to-text handles all input, text-to-speech delivers responses, and Gemini generates answers grounded in retrieved context chunks. Added lecture transcription, AI-based document sorting by subject, and a fully navigable interface using arrow keys and shortcuts that announces the user’s position and enables viewing or listening to any document.
Thanks to Klub Ada for organizing the hackathon and Lea Vodopivec for contributing to the project.
I’m an AI engineer, software developer, and product builder who turns ambitious ideas into real, working systems. My work spans generative AI, machine learning, backend development, and automation—from early experiments to reliable, scalable products.
I’m driven by ideas that make me wonder whether something is possible. The most interesting ones rarely stay ideas for long.
Have a curious problem, an ambitious prototype or simply want to compare notes? My inbox is open.
jan04bremec@gmail.com ↗