Understand first
Map the operation, constraints, system boundaries, ownership, and exception paths before selecting the implementation.
Founder-led engineering
Autotetra is led by Christos Stylidis, an Automation & Systems Engineer focused on connecting operational problems with automation, integrations, software, data, and production systems.

Christos works across automation engineering, AI-enabled workflows, platform and API integrations, operational data flows, and custom software. The starting point is how the work actually moves: the people, systems, decisions, dependencies, and exceptions involved.
That approach has been applied across live healthcare operations and broader business systems, from focused integration work to complete backend and full-stack applications such as Dine Out Booking.
Founder-led delivery means the person understanding the operational problem is also accountable for the technical decisions and production behavior of the solution.
BSc in Computer Engineering — International Hellenic University
MSc in Mobile & Web Computing: Internet of Things — International Hellenic University
Tools matter, but they are not the strategy. The architecture should fit the operation, remain maintainable, and behave reliably under real conditions.
Map the operation, constraints, system boundaries, ownership, and exception paths before selecting the implementation.
Use existing platforms well when they support the operation, connecting them through dependable workflows and APIs.
Create the missing software layer when available tools cannot support the required logic, experience, or control.
A production system has to account for real users, changing data, external services, delays, failures, and exceptions—not only the ideal process.
Production behavior, maintenance, failures, and ongoing refinement remain part of the work after deployment.
Christos is a Keragon Solution Partner, Make Certified Partner, and Wrk Trusted Partner. These credentials support delivery across healthcare, cross-platform automation, and broader business operations, while the work is led by the operational and architectural need—not by a preferred tool.