Ilya Sibiryakov
Founder & Principal Systems Architect @ BrandMeWeb
For over 22+ years, I have engineered high-performance digital engines for physical and online enterprises. My focus is dissecting existing business micro-processes, identifying operational bottlenecks, and matching cutting-edge AI capabilities (Computer Vision, MCP tools, isolated RAG) to eliminate client friction and drive measurable revenue.
At BrandMeWeb, I personally design the architecture and automated funnels for our clients. We do not deploy generic chatbots; we build zero-friction customer journeys — transforming complex client diagnostics, sales inquiries, or support workflows into seamless, one-click transactions with transparent ROI.
Core Competencies: Business Micro-Process Diagnostics, Custom AI Capability Selection (Vision/RAG/MCP), Frictionless E-commerce & Conversion Funnels, Next.js Edge Architecture, and Supabase RLS Security.
Engineering Architecture: From Micro-Processes to Zero-Friction Funnels
Micro-Process & Bottleneck Audit
Granular analysis of your operational workflows, support touchpoints, customer hesitation zones, and conversion drop-offs before writing a single line of code.
Precision AI Stack Selection
Selecting the exact AI capabilities that create real business leverage — multimodal vision, domain-grounded RAG, or autonomous MCP tools — matched to your existing infrastructure.
Zero-Friction Funnel Engineering
Constructing frictionless client paths from initial discovery to instant consultation, automated triage, and 1-click transaction completion.
Transparent, Quantifiable ROI
Prioritizing high-velocity transaction and e-commerce models where conversion lift, cart-drop reduction, and unit economics are mathematically verifiable.
In e-commerce and transaction-heavy businesses, every micro-friction has an exact financial cost. When we deploy custom AI diagnostics (like our Yoni Expert computer vision checkout flow) or automated client triage, the impact on conversion rates, average order value, and operational overhead is mathematically visible from week one.