Olvoma · Company · Team

Small team. Senior people.

You talk to the people who build your system — no account layer, no handoffs to juniors. This page is who we are.

Andrei Bucatinschi, founder and CEO of Olvoma Technologies

01Founder

Andrei Bucatinschi

Founder & CEO, Olvoma Technologies

Olvoma started inside the freight world: building software for brokers, carriers, and heavy-duty service operations — the businesses where a missed call is a missed load, and the "system" is usually a heroic spreadsheet. Watching skilled teams burn their day on retyping, chasing, and reporting led to a simple conviction: the software these operations deserve was never built, because platforms sell their workflow instead of following yours.

That conviction became Olvoma's method — Observe, Learn, Verify, Optimize, Manage Automatically — and it turned out to travel far beyond freight. Today the same approach builds custom AI systems, software, and dashboards for operations across a dozen industries, with one rule that hasn't moved: the working version in weeks, measured against numbers we agreed on before we started.

02The team

Built around the crafts a system needs

Every project is staffed from these seven chairs. Small on purpose: fewer people, more senior, each one answerable for their part of the system.

FS

Lead Full-Stack Engineer

Owns the system end to end — from the data model to the screen your team lives in.

AI

AI Engineer

Wires language models into real workflows: extraction, drafting, decisions with guardrails.

VX

Voice AI Engineer

Builds the agents that answer your phone — telephony, speech, and the escalation logic.

DE

Data Engineer

Connects the systems that never talked, and keeps every number traceable to its source.

PD

Product Designer

Designs for gloves, glare, and 8-hour shifts — screens people actually work in.

QA

QA Lead

Tests like the deploy is on a Friday. Automated suites on the paths that pay.

DM

Delivery Manager

Keeps the promise: scope, dates, and the weekly demo that shows real progress.

Want to meet the people on your project?

The first call already includes the engineer who would build your system — ask them anything.