Serge Sysoev
Commercial Sheet Metal Mechanic @Sheet Metal Workers Local 66
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WORK HISTORY
Commercial Sheet Metal Mechanic @Sheet Metal Workers Local 66
Everett, WA, US
Union sheet metal worker performing commercial HVACinstallation on large-scale construction projects. Commercial sheet metal fabrication and installation• Ductwork systems for office buildings, hospitals, chools• Coordination with GCs, project managers, an other trades on site• Reading and interpreting mecanical drawings and specs• Working under strict safty, quality, and schedule requirementsThis is wher I see construction\'s real problems daily — and why he AI systems I build actually work in the field.
EDUCATION
Bauman Moscow State Technical University
Certificate of completion, Computer Programming
Moscow State Agroengineering University named after V.P. Goryachkin (MSAU)
Bachelor's degree, Engineering
ABOUT SERGE SYSOEV
I wire AI systems for construction — not from a conference stage, but from the field.My path: civil engineering degree in Russia → ran a construction company, a PVC window factory, a concrete block factory → moved to the US in 2016 with nothing → started an HVAC company from scratch → COVID shut it down →joined Sheet Metal Workers Local 66 → and then taught myself to build AI.I\'ve worked every layer of HVAC: gas pipe, equipment install, TAB, calibration, commercial sheet metal. I\'ve also built residential projects from the ground up. I know what breaks on a jobsite, what slows crews down, andwhere money disappears in the field.That hands-on knowledge is what I bring to AI development:→ Green — an AI field intelligence system for crew management. lines of code, 12+ autonomous agents, live in production. It handles dispatch, scheduling, crew communication, and real-time decision-making for HVACoperations.→ Meridian — a 21-entity AI trading operating system. 258 lines of documentation. Built from zero with no CS degree.→ NinjaTrader Suite — 8 trading products, lines of C#, published and operational.Construction has a $1.6 trillion problem: labor shortage, schedule overruns, rework, communication gaps between office and field. Most \"construction tech\" companies build tools that field workers refuse to use because thebuilders never held a wrench.I hold the wrench. And I write the code.Looking to partner with general contractors, construction firms, and MEP companies that want AI automation built by someone who understands the trade — not just the technology.Let\'s talk: apluxor.com
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