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
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.