Technology That
Works While You Don't.

Drives vision, strategy, and the occasional espresso-fuelled 3am architecture decision nobody dares question. Founded RocketSavvy on the belief that every Greek business deserves a real tech partner — not a vendor who disappears after go-live.

Keeps the operation running like clockwork — writes everything on a clipboard and refuses a project management app like a normal person. Responsible for things actually happening on time here, which is rarer than it sounds.

Turns mockups into pixel-perfect experiences that make clients forget they ever used a 2009 website. Best friends with her rubber duck, who has reportedly solved more bugs than Stack Overflow and three senior devs combined.

Architects server-side systems you never see but would immediately notice if they broke. Loves tangled ethernet cables and spotless database schemas simultaneously. Will spend four hours automating a six-minute task. Correct decision every time.

Obsesses over every pixel and micro-interaction most people scroll past — which is exactly how she wants it. Her Pantone fan has more shades than most people have opinions, and she will tell you why your blue is wrong.

Builds CI/CD pipelines and Kubernetes clusters that keep client environments running without drama at 3am. His Raspberry Pi collection has reached a number he refuses to disclose. Three run in production. He will not say which ones.

Deploys ML models, OpenAI and Claude integrations, and AI workflows that save clients entire working days each week. Her LEGO robot is emphatically not decorative — it is a sensor prototyping test subject and she will defend this at length.

Deploys Starlink and LTE connectivity for coastal vessels and charter fleets across Greece. Carries a Starlink flat unit like it owes him money. Has completed installations in conditions most people would describe as "no, absolutely not".

Installs and manages Teltonika GPS hardware across every vehicle and vessel imaginable. Reads a paper map faster than any nav system on the market — a professional qualification and personal identity. Gets genuinely offended by a bad geofence.

Manages scalable cloud environments on AWS, GCP, Hetzner and DigitalOcean for clients who need things fast and not on fire. Believes a well-chosen USB hub prevents more production incidents than most monitoring tools. This has not been disproven.

Deploys 3CX cloud PBX, SIP trunking, IVR and VoIP for businesses that need their phones to actually work. Has heard every hold-music complaint and stays professionally calm. Always answers on the first ring. It is a point of personal honour.

Manages Skroutz, BestPrice.gr, Amazon and Shopify feeds and campaigns that actually convert. Knows the Greek eCommerce landscape better than most platform managers. Her basket — real or digital — is never empty. This is both a joke and a warning.

Runs penetration tests and security audits for clients who prefer not to appear in breach notices. Carries a physical padlock at all times — not a metaphor, just a habit. Will find the open port. There is always an open port.

The bridge between the tech team and every client, fluent in engineering and "please just make it work". Knows every client by name and what keeps them up at night. The trophy on his desk was awarded by a client. It is not ironic.

Keeps every active project on time, on budget, and out of chaos — often all three simultaneously. Juggles timelines, stakeholders, scope creep and colour-coded sticky notes with calm that makes everyone around her slightly suspicious. Owns more sticky note colours than most people own socks.

Handles HR, hiring, GDPR compliance, and legal affairs — the person who actually reads the terms and conditions. Keeps contracts airtight, candidate pipelines flowing, and the company on the right side of every regulation. Her favourite sentence is "that needs to be in writing".