Specialists who use Claude
for a living, not for a demo.

22 years in enterprise IT: AI, cybersecurity and cloud. Completed all of Anthropic's published Claude courses.

Jason has spent 22 years making technology work inside real organisations, across AI, cybersecurity and cloud infrastructure (AWS, VMware), with certifications to match: Microsoft Certified Professional, VMware Certified Professional, and Certified Cybersecurity Specialist.

That background shapes how he coaches. Jason has watched more AI rollouts fail than succeed, and the pattern is always the same: no structure, and no plan for what happens when the model gets something wrong. So he doesn't hand you clever prompts and wish you luck. He integrates Claude into the processes you already run, with governance and ethics considered from day one, because a workflow you can't trust is a workflow you'll quietly stop using.

What you leave with, in his words: "a Claude setup that functions in your specific environment, not a demo that breaks on Monday morning."

Research and communication background; prompt engineering and LLM optimisation. Completed all of Anthropic's published Claude courses.

Julia's background is research and communication, which turns out to be what working visually with Claude demands. Getting consistent, on-brief design output isn't about magic words; it's about structuring what you ask for. Prompt engineering and LLM optimisation are her home ground, and she designs with Claude every working day.

She builds every programme from scratch around your portfolio, brand constraints and deadlines: there is no standard curriculum, because there is no standard designer. Her particular strength is the sceptic: the designer who's privately certain AI output is generic mush, right up until session one, when their own brief comes back looking like their own work, faster.

Claude Code specialist. Completed all of Anthropic's published Claude courses. Sessions in English or German.

Marcus works in Claude Code every day, in production, on real codebases, the kind of environment where "it works on my machine" isn't an acceptable answer.

His sessions are for people who ship. You'll pair live in your own repo: planning before prompting, keeping context clean, working in small verified slices, wiring test loops that catch Claude's mistakes before your users do, and encoding team conventions in CLAUDE.md so quality doesn't depend on who's typing. He works in Claude Code daily, so whatever Anthropic ships lands in your very next session.

Marcus coaches in English and German.