I started the first company at fifteen. BRAIN2.0 began as a software company built around a single question — why is this industry running on someone else’s defaults? — and it still runs today as the studio the others are built inside.

In between, the engineering. I was headhunted to Amazon’s Supply Chain Automation team at nineteen; in my first weeks I rebuilt the team’s legacy R visualisation tool in Python — ninety percent less code, several times faster. Over the next three and a half years I became a key contributor to Amazon’s global Supply Chain Planning Automation Platform, the system that manages over five billion dollars in weekly inventory across the EU and US. My manager, Federico Arduino, called me the most exceptional intern he’d encountered in eight years at Amazon. I left in March 2026 to build full-time.

Outside the companies: founding member and ambassador of 1Club, an entrepreneurship community connecting yesterday’s innovators, today’s operators, and tomorrow’s leaders. I’ve mentored for over three years, and serve as a director of two organisations building platforms for under-represented communities.

Based in London. Reachable at karim@braintwopoint0.com.