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ChristinaMakri/README.md

👋 Hi, I’m Christina Makri

AI Engineer @ Netcompany
🎓 MSc in Artificial Intelligence
📍 Based in Thessaloniki, Greece


About Me

I started my career writing backend software, learning how production systems are built, maintained, and scaled. Over time, I found myself increasingly drawn to Artificial Intelligence, not because it was the latest trend, but because it changes the way software can solve problems.

Today I work as an AI Engineer, building applications around LLMs and AI agents. What I enjoy most isn’t the model itself; it’s everything around it: designing the architecture, connecting the pieces, making systems reliable, and turning an idea into something people can actually use.

I like working where software engineering meets AI. To me, good AI isn’t just about getting impressive responses. It’s about building systems that are dependable, maintainable, and ready for production.


🤝 Connect with Me


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