
Engineering foundation
Systems, control, automation, robotics, signal processing, and structured problem solving.
I'm Jovan Filipović - an Electrical and Computer Engineering graduate from the University of Belgrade building practical AI systems and business software around real customer and operational problems.
My work connects AI-enabled websites and customer tools, automation, CRM/ERP data, structured decision support, and custom internal software. Engineering thinking, team leadership, and communication training influence how I make those systems understandable and usable.

Electrical engineering taught me to see a workflow as a system: inputs, constraints, handoffs, feedback loops, and failure modes.
That foundation now shapes how I approach messy business data, repetitive follow-up, unclear priorities, and operational processes that have outgrown spreadsheets.
I prefer small, inspectable systems that solve a defined bottleneck over large autonomous demos that are difficult to trust.

Systems, control, automation, robotics, signal processing, and structured problem solving.

Basketball captaincy shaped how I communicate, coordinate people, and execute under pressure.

Hands-on work with AI workflows, industrial automation, evaluators, and operational MVPs.

NLP, PCM, mentoring, sales, and business-development training support clearer adoption.
Understand the process, data, constraints, and decision points before adding technology.
AI can prepare and prioritize work while consequential actions remain reviewable.
The useful outcome matters more than the number of models, agents, or integrations.
Recovery, deduplication, audit history, and clear ownership are part of the system.

Organizing a team, keeping standards clear, handling sponsorship and partner communication, and making decisions during competition taught me that reliable execution is as much about people as it is about the system.
Want to see how I think in practice?
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