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Founder and Managing Partner at Amalgama

Kirill Kiryushin turns AI into operating leverage

Twenty years across consulting, enterprise technology and business ownership turn ambiguous AI opportunities into controlled workflows and measurable decisions.

Kirill Kiryushin, founder and managing partner of Amalgama
Kirill KiryushinFounder and Managing Partner

0114+Years in software and AI

0250+Clients across industries

03$35M+Value delivered

0498%Client retention

Experience changes what gets built

Models produce plausible output. Businesses need systems that fit permissions, handoffs, review rules, budgets and the way people actually work.

Start with the operational constraint. Introduce AI only where it can survive real ownership, exceptions and measurement.

Transformation and delivery across 2 major banks, 1 oil company and 3 global IT integrators

Enterprise AI implementation starts with the systems a business already depends on. Banking, energy and IT delivery bring different constraints, from access permissions and data quality to legacy software and service continuity. That experience informs how Amalgama approaches AI workflow automation, including CRM and ERP integration, document processing and human review. The practical question is what happens when an automated step fails and someone still has to serve the customer.

The operating method

Four decisions keep an AI project attached to the business problem.

01

Choose the work

Find a workflow with enough volume, cost, delay, or risk to justify intervention.

02

Map the constraints

Account for systems, permissions, data quality, handoffs, exceptions, and the people who own them.

03

Keep control

Put review, confidence thresholds, logs, and escalation where the business consequence requires them.

04

Prove the result

Measure time, cost, accuracy, adoption, and business impact after the system meets real users.

StrategicKirill's leading CliftonStrengths theme

Find a practical route through complexity

Strategic describes a recurring ability to spot relevant patterns, create alternative routes and choose a practical way forward in complex situations.

Gallup's CliftonStrengths assessment identifies 34 talent themes. Gallup reports more than 38 million people using CliftonStrengths worldwide.

Selected training and certifications

AI platforms, cloud, enterprise technology and project delivery.

Anthropic logo
Anthropic
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OpenAI
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IBM
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AWS
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Oracle
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PMBOK / PMI
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Google
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SAP

Start with one workflow worth fixing.

A focused assessment identifies the strongest use case, the constraints, and the practical next step.