Konrad Straszewski — TypeScript · full-stack · AI
I build full-stack products in TypeScript, put AI to work, and help teams ship. Currently at Lendi. Independently building jasne.ai.
A selection of what I do
A long-term build01 / Lendi · AI Manager
I led a six-person frontend team from 2020 to 2023. Since returning as AI Manager in 2024, I lead AI adoption across the company: tools, workflows, and the shift from shipping tickets to owning products.
The full journey
INDEPENDENTLY BUILT02 / jasne.ai · Founder & builder
I’m building jasne.ai to help sales teams find product answers, learn faster, and put knowledge to work. An AI assistant, knowledge base, and tailored training — owned end to end, from product and design to code and rollout.
Explore jasne.aiNeoIQ · AI Builder · 2023–2024
As an AI Builder, I worked on vector search and retrieval at NeoIQ. Real data, operational context, practical AI.
I started at Finpack in 2017, led Lendi’s 6-person frontend team from 2020 to 2023, and worked as an AI Builder at NeoIQ in 2023–2024. Since 2024, I’ve been Lendi’s AI Manager.
Download CVLead AI adoption company-wide. Redefine engineering function around the product-builder model. Ship internal tooling, agentic workflows, and the cultural shift that makes them stick.
Vertical AI product: design, code, infra, distribution. Vendor-agnostic stack on Vercel AI SDK.
One year as an AI Builder at NeoIQ. Worked on vector search across large-scale data and knowledge bases, retrieval workflows, and practical AI surfaces for operational context.
Led a 6-person frontend team for three years. Owned the frontend stack across B2B and B2C surfaces and shipped Nuxt 2/3 from alpha.
B2B financial calculators on Vue and Angular. Where I learned how much UI sits between a financial product and a customer.
AI collapses the distance between idea and shipped feature. The job stops being 'write code' and becomes 'own outcomes'. That's my main KPI at Lendi.
Business logic stops being trapped inside the product. When interfaces can be generated and rewired, the valuable layer is the workflow: context, decisions, proof, distribution, and the loop around them.
Whole departments used to form because a problem was expensive to solve. AI changes the price of that problem, often drastically. Roles will change because the old org shape stops matching the new cost.
As AI handles more technical work, I believe soft skills will become even more important. Clear communication, empathy, trust, and the ability to bring people together will increasingly define how much impact an engineer can have.
Isolated environments where agents can run code, install dependencies, test changes, and work with files while keeping execution separate from the host system.
Agents that keep working beyond a single request: typed tools, subagents, and durable workflows that can pause and resume.
Browser automation for AI agents: navigate pages, interact with interfaces, and verify that a product flow works in a real browser.
Boxing, cars, and a curiosity about how things work. I try to be direct, fair, and useful to the people around me.
