Behind Artemiq stands a person shaped by projects, people and the moments where clarity begins to matter most.

My name is Annamária Jakab, and I founded Artemiq out of a simple but persistent observation: in many industrial environments, the real challenges are not always technical. They often emerge in the space between decision and execution, between responsibility and communication, between capability and trust.

Working across international teams and engineering related environments taught me to recognize these moments early. It also taught me how much value there is in calm coordination, clear communication and a steady outside perspective.

Artemiq reflects the way I work. Focused, discreet and close enough to reality to be useful. I am most effective where situations become difficult to navigate, where expectations need alignment, or where the right partner, structure or next step is still missing.

My work today centers around industrial partnerships, tooling related cooperation, supplier development and cross border coordination, especially in contexts where practical judgment matters as much as formal capability.

I did not build Artemiq to be loud.
I built it to be clear, reliable and genuinely useful.

About the Founder

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My way of working was shaped in international, engineering driven environments where projects rarely lose momentum because people lack expertise. More often, progress slows when responsibilities overlap, communication weakens or the next practical step is no longer obvious. This is usually where I become most useful. Not by adding complexity, but by bringing perspective, coordination and steady movement where it is actually needed.

At the beginning of a collaboration, I prefer to understand the situation clearly before anything is pushed forward. That usually means looking at where the real friction sits, what needs to move first and where a calm outside perspective can create the most value. From there, the work can take shape in a way that is focused, realistic and aligned with the people involved.

How I work

Practical judgement

I pay attention to what will truly hold in practice. That includes early partner selection, supplier communication, expectation management and the smaller decisions that often define whether a cooperation becomes workable or remains difficult.

Quiet execution

I prefer calm, discreet work over noise. Sometimes that means stepping in visibly, sometimes it means supporting in the background. What matters to me is that communication becomes clearer, decisions become easier and execution moves with more stability.

And while my way of working is calm, I genuinely enjoy the energy of industrial environments. The movement on site, the rhythm around machines and the intensity of real production are not things I distance myself from. They are part of what makes this work meaningful to me.