At the core of
enterprise intelligence.

Over 25 years of building the systems that enterprise runs on - from model-driven platforms and distributed architectures to agentic AI infrastructure. Not just design - engineer foundations that last.

Experience & Projects

Product Development

Head of Core R&D / Principal Engineer

Braintribe - tribefire - hiconic.os

Architected and engineered a model- & metadata-driven development platform used by enterprises across Finance, Pharma, and Insurance. Led the transition into the open-source ecosystem as hiconic.os.

Model-Driven Architecture Java Core tribefire / hiconic.os Spring Ecosystem Hibernate / JPA Distributed Systems REST APIs GraphQL
Selected organisations I worked with

Enterprise Projects

Johnson & Johnson - UniCredit - SwissRe - Uniqa - Prangl

Designed and implemented high-availability distributed systems and scalable backends for global leaders across Banking, Insurance, Pharma, Logistics, and Construction sectors.

Java Spring Ecosystem Oracle / MSSQL / PostgreSQL AWS DMS / ECM Workflows

Current Focus

Agentic AI & Modern Engineering

Bridging classical enterprise architecture with the next generation of intelligent systems. Building agentic workflows and AI infrastructure that turn complex legacy environments into agent-ready platforms. Development accelerated through an agentic toolchain for architectural reviews, refactoring, and rapid prototyping.

MCP RAG Agentic Systems Spring AI Letta Claude Code Cursor
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Gunther Schenk

Gunther Schenk

Software Architect & Engineer

I've spent the better part of 25 years inside the engine rooms of enterprise software — not as a consultant who hands over a slidedeck and leaves, but as someone who stays until the system actually works — end to end. That means writing code, making hard architectural decisions, and occasionally arguing with myself over naming conventions at midnight.

My background is Java and model-driven architecture. My current obsession is figuring out where agentic AI fits into the messy reality of enterprise systems — not in theory, but in production.

Away from the keyboard, I'm a dad — which, it turns out, requires a similar mix of patience and debugging skills. 😉

Corventis

/Cor·ven·tis/

Cor from Latin cor, cordis - heart, core; cf. core, courage. Ventis evokes inventus / invenire - found, invented - and by ear, ventus or event: discovery with quiet motion. Together: finding the core / invention at the heart. Convent (gathering, structure) is a sound echo only, not etymology.

My product has always been the same: go to the core of a complex system and bring order and intelligence there. Always at the cor of things.

At the core of enterprise intelligence.