Mateusz
Bochyński
What I love most is watching a purely abstract idea materialize into something real. I went from sculpting massing models in architecture to forging logic with AI agents. Same rush, different material.
I thrive on the genesis of a product. I pitch a raw concept to my AI assistant, we forge it into structured knowledge inside my Obsidian Vault, and I watch the idea come to life—whether it's plugins, agent systems, or self-hosted infrastructure. I harness AI not to do the thinking for me, but to push my boundaries, forcing me to learn, adapt, and build more creatively with every project. Every note is a living entity in my knowledge base, serving as a single source of truth for both me and my agent. It's my Second Brain, and it grows alongside me.
- Tested the Revit plugin store frontend (Autodesk's 3D building design software) — caught rendering bugs in product galleries and checkout, documented reproduction steps for dev handoff
- Stress-tested plugins under heavy Revit assemblies to find breaking points before release
- Produced tutorial and promo videos for social media channels
- Produced construction and execution-phase documentation in BIM, coordinating with MEP and structural discipline specialists
- Wrote AutoLISP scripts to automate repetitive drafting workflows across the team
- Introduced AI-assisted design tools to colleagues and ran prompt engineering workshops
- Modeled large-scale urban environments — parks, plazas, high-rises — that arch-viz artists turned into AAA CGI renders
- Maintained internal model library — naming conventions, topology standards, version control
- Delivered models for projects across Canada, USA, China, and Saudi Arabia
- Designed and documented residential, multi-family, and heritage buildings in Revit — from concepts through execution-phase details
- Produced client-facing visualizations and attended project meetings
- Improved file server organization — folder structures, naming conventions, project templates