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Aymen El Akbari

Character memory at Inworld. AI-powered design at Looka. SaaS at Bloc Solutions. Now, NDT configuration at Eddyfi / ESAB.

Canada

Things I’ve built

More about me

NDT configure-to-quote

active

Inspection requirements → compatible probes → quote request. Built at Eddyfi / ESAB.

Inside the workflow
  1. Define the inspection

    Material · OD / ID · wall thickness · BWG

  2. Resolve compatibility

    Probe diameter, fill factor, frequency and cable options.

  3. Build the quote request

    Configured part numbers and quantities, ready for a quote.

Open the live tool
  1. Define the inspection

    Case style · array type · MHz · elements

  2. Resolve compatibility

    Matching probes, then wedges compatible with the selected cases.

  3. Build the quote request

    Probes, optional wedges and custom requests in one selection.

Open the live tool

Two paths from inspection requirements to a quote request.

A closer look

I built Eddyfi’s public tools for configuring non-destructive testing probes. The Tubing Probe Creator matches tube material, outer diameter, and wall thickness to probe configurations, with fill factor and cable options. The PAUT Probe Finder handles frequency, element count, and array geometry, then pairs probes with compatible wedges. Both carry the selection into a quote request.

Character behavior & memory

past work

Kotlin work on AI character systems at Inworld AI.

A closer look

At Inworld AI, I worked on the systems behind character behavior and memory: how characters act and what they retain. The work involved Kotlin and SQL/NoSQL databases during a consulting role in 2022.

AI branding platform

past work

Services, data pipelines, and interfaces behind Looka’s design tools.

A closer look

At Looka, I built backend services, data pipelines, and product interfaces for AI-powered logo and brand-identity features. My work spanned the systems processing the data and the interfaces people used to create their brands, from 2021 to 2023.

Rental-management SaaS

past work

Vue.js interfaces for Bloc Solutions’ rental-management platform.

A closer look

At Bloc Solutions, I built product interfaces for a rental-management SaaS using Vue.js, in a stack with Laravel, PostgreSQL, and Docker. I joined as an analyst in 2019 and moved into frontend development in October 2020, continuing through December 2021.

owood

acquired

A watch brand, from a Kickstarter launch to acquisition.

A closer look

I founded owood at 18. I built the wooden-watch product and Shopify store, launched it through Kickstarter, and handled branding, marketing, and fulfillment. The business was acquired in 2020.

Stealth

in development

An intelligence platform for real-world problems. Agents, AutoML, and distributed systems.

A closer look

I’m building an intelligence platform around AI agents, automated machine learning, and distributed systems. The aim is to connect intelligence to real-world problems and the actions needed to solve them. Still in development; the product details stay under wraps for now.

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