George Kosmopoulos
I help Brussels tech teams navigate AI transformation through scenario planning — and build automation tools that make EU institutional work faster.
Brussels · Teaching, building, facilitating for 15+ years
Book a Conversation →What I Do
AI Transformation Workshops
Help your team move from AI anxiety to AI strategy. Using scenario planning methodology, I facilitate sessions where teams map possible AI futures and identify concrete next steps.
Recent: Facilitated "AI Agents and Truth" workshop for Cowboy's engineering team, helping them prepare strategic scenarios.
Format: 2.5-hour interactive sessions · 4-15 participants · Remote or Brussels-based
Learn About Workshops →TenderForge: EU Tender Automation
AI-powered platform that cuts tender proposal time from 40 hours to 15. Built for EU affairs consultancies and agencies navigating institutional procurement.
What it does: Document analysis, knowledge base matching, draft generation with RAG, export to compliant formats
Status: Active development · First client: €10,000 engagement · Targeting SaaS customers Q1 2026
Learn About TenderForge →Technical Consulting
Ruby/Rails · JavaScript · React-Native · AI Integration
I help teams build software that works. Modernizing legacy systems, integrating AI/LLMs, navigating EU regulatory tech, and building mobile apps.
Rate: €800-1,200/day depending on scope
Discuss Your Project →Background
Teaching
500+ developers trained teaching at Le Wagon Brussels (2020-2022). I've spent 500+ hours teaching developers to think in systems. Now I'm facilitating teams to think in futures.
Building
8+ years building web and mobile applications. Ruby/Rails, JavaScript, React-Native. Building a CMMS while leading a tech team, building forecasting apps independently, and building enterprise automation systems for clients.
Navigating Institutions
Navigating EU institutional complexity through tender automation work, Brussels positioning, and cross-cultural fluency (English, French, German, Greek).
Cross-Domain Experience
Sociology & psychology degree → Marketing → HR → Computer-aided maintenance → Education → Software development. This unusual path means I see patterns others miss and can translate between technical and human systems.
Recent Thinking
I write about the overlap between technology, policy, and human systems. Particularly interested in how we build resilient systems for uncertain futures.
Current Projects
Nakyma
A self-help tool for making better decisions under uncertainty. Track forecasts, calibrate your judgment, and see where your predictions land.
Started as personal R&D, evolved into the methodology behind my scenario planning workshops. Now available for anyone navigating uncertain futures.
What it does: Forecast tracking · Calibration scoring · Pattern recognition · Decision journaling
Use Nakyma →TenderForge
Taking what I learned from a €10k consulting engagement and productizing it. Building the tool I wish existed when I started automating EU tender proposals.
Learn More →Open Source & Writing
Contributing to tools that matter. Writing about technology's human dimensions.
What I'm Doing Now
Updated: January 2026
Building at Cowboy: Building features for European urban mobility.
Facilitating: Recently delivered AI Transformation workshop for Cowboy's engineering team. Booking workshops for Q1 2026.
Building: TenderForge development continues. Targeting first SaaS customers in Q1.
Learning: Deep dive into AI agents and their implications for knowledge work.
Training: BJJ 3x/week. Over a year in. Still learning, still humble.
Living: Brussels with my wife (an artist) and two kids (1 and 5). Renovating our 1916 maison de maître one room at a time.
Let's Connect
I'm particularly interested in:
- AI Transformation Workshops — Help your team navigate uncertainty
- EU Tech Consulting — Regulatory systems, tender automation, institutional navigation
- Speaking — AI futures, scenario planning, building resilient careers
- Climate-tech collaboration — Projects at the AI/climate intersection
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