Konstantin Kruglov

Konstantin Kruglov has a diverse and extensive work experience spanning over two decades. Konstantin is currently the Co-Founder of Aiuta, a position they started in 2022. In the same year, they also worked as a Strategic Advisor for several machine learning-based products. Prior to this, from 2019 to 2022, Konstantin was the CEO of SberDevices, where they successfully built a team of over 2000 talents and expertise in creating voice assistants and smart devices. During their tenure, they achieved significant milestones, including the development of a voice assistant with 20M monthly active users and selling millions of devices.

Before joining SberDevices, Konstantin worked at Yandex from 2016 to 2019, where they held the role of Smart Devices Programme Director. Konstantin spearheaded the creation of the first smart speaker in Russia, along with the voice assistant Alice. Additionally, they developed hardware expertise from scratch within the organization.

In 2013, Konstantin founded and served as CEO of Data-Centric Alliance (DCA), a company specializing in data-powered business solutions for various industries such as advertising, retail, and finance. During their tenure, they created a proprietary technology stack and products, including a data management platform (DMP), ad server, supply-side platform (SSP), and demand-side platform (DSP).

Konstantin's previous experience includes the position of Chief Technology Officer of the RTB platform at Tinkoff Digital (2012-2013), Equity Analytics IT Director at Deutsche Bank (2010-2012), CTO in the Investment Bank at Troika Dialog (2008-2010), Application Development Director at Magenta Technology (2007-2008), and Development Director at EPAM Systems (2001-2007).

With a proven track record of successful leadership and expertise in various industries, Konstantin Kruglov brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to any organization they join.

Konstantin Kruglov obtained a Master's degree in Computer Science from Samara State Airspace University from 1992 to 1998.